The 5-time Rejected Gamma & the Lycan King

Chapter 30

Chapter 30

Lucianne took a step forward and look dead in Whitlaw’s eye as she said, “I know why a minister should exist. But I cannot fathom why you and Alfred Cummings exist, Minister Whitlaw. You both don’t even know the packs which need help in rogue attacks. You both couldn’t even tell me why we had to pay a ‘to-be-confirmed’ amount for Lycan warriors to help in a rogue attack. And, I distinctly remember that it was you Pierre Whitlaw, who told me to give up being a Gamma because I was asking too many questions.”

Pierre’s face was turning white but Lucianne didn’t waver. “You want to talk about procedure? It was your procedures that made packs resort to borrowing funds from each other to support their pack members. It is because of procedures that relief applications almost never reach the final stage for monies to be disbursed. And you want to speak about permission?” Lucianne scoffed, “I didn’t see you complaining about a lack of permission when we fought off the rogues in the Jewel Pack, or any of the battles we fought before that. Why are you complaining about a lack of permission to resolve a sparring dispute? Is your job scope only here, on this training ground?”

He opened his mouth but nothing came out. He was already shaking. Lucianne’s face burned into his eyes as she said, (This novel will be daily updtaed at www.noveljar.com)“Be grateful that we are doing your job while you hold your position, Whitlaw. Otherwise, give up being a Minister because you’ve been answering too few questions.” 4

‘I-I apologize, my Queen. Excuse me.” Whitlaw said and scurried away and Alfred followed suit.

Lucianne finally took in the scene around her. Everyone had stopped fighting to watch the incident. They were all looking at her. Some smiled while others resisted laughing at the retreating ministers. Lucianne took a breath to calm down. She then clapped her hands once before yelling out, “Alright, everyone. Show‘s over. Get back to training.”

She expected only retreating figures and turned-away heads after she said that. To her surprise, there were slight bows and muffled voices uttering, “Yes, my Queen.” And everyone returned to their respective mats to continue training.

Xandar was looking at her in pure awe and admiration. “You’re just…amazing.”

She smirked. “Flattery is not going to get you out of training, dearest. Go on now, my King.”

talk to you later about what you just told Whitlaw. But for now, I must obey

www.noveljar.com) ‘Xandar, what was the Queen talking about? What ‘to-be-confirmed’ amount for Lycan warriors?

her about this at lunch. For once, we’ll not take any pack members. It’s time we spoke to Lucy. She may

very embarrassed to not know

let them down somehow, the wolves

I’m only

so going to

‘Bring it on, cuz!

***

to Sir Weaver and Lord Yarrington, both of whom she and Toby had given pointers to at training earlier. They were interested

members who had been having a water supply shortage for years. Weaver, although a Lycan, had a less daunting presence than Xandar. He was welcoming and attentive, allowing the werewolves to speak freely as they raised their concerns. So Lucianne only had to stay with them for

strong opinions about changing the education system to Lord Yarrington. He looked more stern in his demeanor so Lucianne was not confident to leave the wolves alone with him. But as the minutes went by, she noticed that the wolves who were speaking to him were quite comfortable in the way they spoke. Perhaps all those bottled-up dissatisfactions are

surprise as the sparks confirmed that the person behind her was Xandar. “My King.” The Lycan minister and the wolves bowed. Xandar bowed back and

without me here?” One of them said, “Yes, of course, Lucy! Thank you for telling us about this!” Lucianne smiled graciously and said, “Oh, don’t thank me,

Yarrington smiled graciously and said, “It is an

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