#Chapter 177: An Audience With the Alpha King

Back when Alpha King James was a young man, he refused the arranged marriage that his parents set up for him. We definitely hadn’t learned about that. He opted instead to select his own wife. This was Luna Queen Rosemary from our history books. In class, we learned that she was an unsuitable queen, being both too soft in nature and too weak in her health. But in the archive’s database were documents of abuse. The poor woman saw the palace physicians on a regular basis, not for sicknesses but for bruises, broken bones, small cuts, and lacerations. It was a sickening account of domestic abuse and violence. Then, in the months before her passing, there was a whole series of documented illnesses that were just as suspicious as the injuries. But they weren’t broken bones or bruises or the other tale signs of abuse. Rather, these were a series of illnesses, including nausea and vomiting, high blood pressure, and faintness, culminating in a hospitalization. The physician’s notes simply lab