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    yton, who had not been expecting Bryan’s reaction, immediately got angry. “Have you lost your mind, Bryan? You’re acting like a loose cannon, attacking everyone in your sight.”


    With a sneer, Bryan retorted, “If it weren’t for that damned woman of yours, Makenna wouldn’t have to put herself in danger. How dare youe here?”


    yton’s face went pale at these words.


    I quickly spoke in defense of yton. “It’s not his fault. He too is a victim. The situation isplicated, so we mustn’t me him for it.”


    My words seemed to further enrage Bryan. He stared at me for a while before finally saying, “Do whatever you want. I don’t care anymore.” He then stormed out.


    Makenna’s POV:


    “What a hot-tempered and impatient guy,” I muttered as I watched Bryan storm off in anger. I rubbed my temples, trying to stave off an iing headache.


    Dominic happened to walk in at that moment and bumped into the departing Bryan.


    Dominic chuckled at Bryan’s furious expression. “Why does he look so angry?” he asked nonchntly.


    “Does this really surprise you? Bryan’s always had a short fuse right from childhood,” yton replied. He then sat by my bed and took my hand in his again, reassuring me, “Don’t mind him. That’s just how he is.”


    “That’s true,” Dominic replied. He took his eyes off Bryan’s receding figure and turned to yton, who still had my hand in his. A smirk appeared on Dominic’s lips. “I didn’t expect that your rtionship would be strengthened after this.”


    Somehow, his words made me feel inexplicably nervous. The three princes had been tirelessly looking after me. This left me with mixed emotions and uncertainty about how to handle our rtionships.


    Dominic’s intent gaze unsettled me. I decided to change the topic.


    “Bryan’s upset because I wanted to use myself as bait to lure the mysterious man in. The mysterious man is quite evasive. If he doesn’te to us of his own free will, we might never find him,” I exined.


    “How can you be certain that he means you no harm? We have no idea what his ns are. Your n is too unpredictable,” Dominic said calmly, his eyes still on me.


    “I know. But I want to try it anyway. My gut tells me he means me no harm,” I answered.


    “Your gut won’t save you if you’re wrong,” Dominic remarked sarcastically.


    This upset me deeply, as it made me hesitant to take action.


    “However, you’re right. Perhaps this is the only way to draw him out,” Dominic conceded as he ruffled my hair. “We will, however, arrange for guards around your residence to ensure your safety just in case.”


    My eyes lit up, and I nodded excitedly. “Don’t worry. I’ll protect myself.”


    The words of the enigmatic man kept running through my mind.


    He seemed to know things not only about me but also about my mother. Perhaps he would shed some light on the truth about my mother’s death.


    This was one of the reasons that made me eager to meet him.


    Soon, the news of my impending death spread like wildfire through the pce. Everybody knew that I, who was unable to give birth to a child for the Lycan royal family, was going to die.


    During this time, Leonardo only sent someone to visit me once. After he learned of my condition, he never inquired about me again. Instead, he focused on organizing Molly’s investiture ceremony.


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