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she said, quickly shaking her head.
“No?”
Killian asked, crippling my brows.
“Please, spend the day with me. Someone else can accompany her instead,”
Thea begged. “There was something in her eyes that made him churn. “Please, Killian. I rarely ask anything of you,”
Her words made him sigh. That was right. Thea never asked anything of him. Even when he found out she was the gifted one who needed to help us break the curse, she was more than happy to help him.
She deserved this. At least for once.
Naomi’s point of view
“Ouch!”
I cried as Brielle pulled hard at my corset’s ribbons, tucking in my waist and plumping up my bosom.
“Breathe it in, girl,”
Brielle instructed me once more. I sighed, swallowing in some air before tucking in my stomach. Brielle used the opportunity to place more of her strength on my back and pull the ribbons harder together. I groaned mildly.
“I think this is a little tight,”
I complained honestly, feeling like my ribs might give out any second from now. As if I wasn’t breathless enough already without the corset. I felt as nervous as I did last night. I didn’t expect I would still feel as anxious as I was today. But my angst and nervousness were very much understandable. For the first time, I would be attending a meeting with several allies outside the capital. I first met her as the Luna of our pack at our first meeting. So, yes, it was a big deal to me. Brielle groaned, loosening off a bit before finally tying it off into a big bow.
I turned to Brielle, the beta female’s eyes scrutinizing me carefully. A small smile was let loose on her lips. “You look beautiful,”
Brielle said with a thoughtful smile.
I turned to look at myself in the tall ginormous mirror and I couldn’t help but agree with her.
I looked so beautiful, yet so alien.
My curly brown hair was beautifully styled, allowed to fall neatly onto both sides of my shoulders.
My blue eyes were bright and vibrant, complementing my flawless skin.
My eyes trailed from the corset on top that flared out like a Cinderella dress at the waist. The dress was stunning, brilliant yellow with pastel white flowers that lined the corset and flowed down. I smiled sweetly to myself, complimenting her also.
“Thank you, Brielle,”
I told her with a soft smile. My message was delivered directly to Brielle. She was also dressed for the short trip outside the capital, wearing a deep velvet blue dress.
There was a rhythmic knock at the door, drawing both Brielle’s and mine attention.
“Come in,”
Brielle shouted.
Ria popped her head around the door, her breath catching in her throat when she saw that I was looking so beautiful.
“Naomi, you look amazing!”
Ria whispered with a smile.
My smile deepened. I really wanted to look my best. Aside from the fact that this was my first meeting as the Pack’s Luna, this was also my first time appearing in such a formal gathering with my mate, Killian. I had to look insanely beautiful today. “Oh, right, Killian completely forgot!”
Ria moved closer to me and Brielle. She genuinely seemed to be in a cheerful mood this morning. “The horses are ready, and so is everyone,”
she beamed happily.
“Alright then, let’s head out.”
Brielle led the way while I followed suit, and soon we were outside the castle. Many warriors were also prepared to be accompanying us, including Brielle, Mason, and Killian.
On that thought, my eyes scanned around for my mate, but he wasn’t in sight yet. Where was he?
I moved closer to my horse when Morgan’s sharp call sent me gazing at him and his pair of green eyes.
“Oh goddess, please bless me with a mate like her,”
he faked, gasping, admiring me with hooded eyes and a smirkish grin.
“Just shut up, okay?”
I chuckled,
“No, Naomi, you look absolutely gorgeous, so don’t tell me to stop talking now. When my brother sees you, he would fall head over heels for you, that’s for sure.”
Morgan went on complimenting me, causing me to blush just a little bit.
“I know you’re only exaggerating to put me in a good mood, and I appreciate that Morgan,”
I said to him with an earnest smile perched on my lips. He always did know how to make me genuinely smile.
“I wasn’t exaggerating, but, okay. Whatever you say,”
he chuckled, staring me down. I shifted my gaze past him to the doors, looking for you know who. Killian should be out by now.
“Are you perhaps eye-searching for my brother?”
Morgan asked, taking the question straight from my mind. Was he some sort of psychic? That would be a perfectly good explanation for why he always seemed to know what was running through my mind. I nodded, as a reply.
“He should be out soon any minute from now,”
Morgan assured me, with his arms crossed.
Just on time, Mason strolled over to us with his horse. He lowered his head to me as a form of acknowledgment.
“We should begin our journey now, to reach the diamond pack soon,”
Mason said, getting on his horse.
“And what about Killian?”
I asked Mason with crippled brows. I began having a bad feeling about this already.
“He changed his mind, requesting you attend the meeting alone today,”