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Naiari, a bastard daughter who was abandoned by her mother, ignored by her father and tormented by her stepmother the queen and her stepsister. She is a nobody without a title, without any use until her father decides to marry her off.

In a callous move and with the help of magic, Naiari ends up getting married to the crippled king Kael that her sister was promised to.

Naiari discovers that there is more to Kael than his disability, he is powerful, astute and ruthless with anyone that crosses him. Even more than that, she realizes that he is the only one that she feels genuine warmth from and she finds herself falling in love but a deep secret is stopping her from getting swept off in her feelings.

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“Have you come to help me bathe wife.” Kael asked, his voice mocking and Naiari’s cheeks bloomed a rosy red of embarrassment.

“I am sorry your highness but I believe that is a task for your maids.” She said curtly, an unfamiliar tinge of jealousy annoying her as she remembered that the maids got to see him naked.

“Kael.” He said and she looked up at him in confusion.

“Call my name.” He demanded, his eyes hot as they concentrated on her lips as if willing her to open them and speak his name.

Forced To Marry The Crippled Lycan

The night was alive with anticipation, the air thick with the promise of romance. As Naiari stood beside her new husband at the altar, her heart pounding with excitement and a touch of nervous flutter, she could not shake the feeling that something extraordinary was about to happen to her.

The ceremony had been a whirlwind of emotions, filled with ancient Lycan traditions and heartfelt vows that made her feel like a part of something for the first time. After Kael announced her as his queen, a hush fell over the gathering. Suddenly, a dramatic change occurred in the dark night sky. The clouds parted, revealing a full moon, its luminescent glow casting a silvery light upon the gathering.

Even though it had been said that it would be a full moon, there had been no sign of it at all in the sky and it had heightened the feeling of doom. The naysayers had been certain that the disappearance of the moon expected full moon could only spell a bad omen for the kingdom.

Only A Human