“Is he going to learn how to be an heir and how to rule a kingdom from the humans?” Cedric gives me a look, and the arrogance in his eyes makes me want to smack him.
“No, because he doesn’t need to learn any of those things,” I reply shortly. “He’s going to learn how to be a decent person and get a job away from the wolf society.”
Cedric scoffs. “If you think I’m going to let you provide my son with an inadequate education, you’re mistaken.”
I turn to face him abruptly. My voice is cold. “If you think you’re going to bring him back to the Northern Kingdom to educate him, you’d better kill me first. Because the only way you’re getting him there is over my dead body.”
He clenches his teeth, and I see the struggle of emotion behind his eyes. “I’m not going to kill you, Leanna. And I’m not
