Chapter 415: Princess Trying To Impressed Guru

Kiara had no idea why they were looking for Prince Kings, she doesn’t even know that her big sister is part of whatever Princess is doing and Princess hadn’t bothered to tell her.

Beam did know because she was Princess’s right-hand woman and handled Princess’s information.

Princess looked at Beam stepping backwards...

So Beam stepped forward, looking Guru right in the eye, and reminded him about his own policy he created on his application..

A client never shared the reason for the job.

No Question Asked, Money Gets The Job Done.

Guru didn’t ask any further questions. Instead, he tossed his brown coat over his shoulder and invited the girls to escort him to his next gig, which was located in another town nearby.

They hesitated at first, exchanging wary glances with each other. But Princess agreed because she wanted to impress Faye’s father figure. She wanted to show him that she was the Alpha of the family and could handle whatever his dark world threw at her.

After the boys finished cleaning the bloody bar, they all head for the road.

Their next gig with Guru and his boys turned out to be digging up a dead body and retrieving a golden ring.

Cemetery, A home for the dead..

That was definitely going to be a problem because it was already pitch dark. They were standing in a cold cemetery full of graves, and someone in their little group was absolutely terrified of cemeteries.

Wishing they had just refused and head back home.

"So, which one of you girls is going to help me dig this grave?" Guru asked, holding a heavy shovel out toward them.

The second the rusty tool appeared, both Beam and Kiara took a synchronized step back, leaving Princess standing right at the front as if she had volunteered herself.

When Princess realized what her friends had done, she slowly turned her head around, glaring daggers at them.

"You jerks..." Princess muttered under her breath, her jaw tightening.

"Don’t look at us. You’re the one who wants to impress the creepy guy, who is going to be your daddy in law someday..." Beam whispered back, completely unbothered.

"Wish you the best girl," Kiara added, a slight smirk playing on her lips. She was clearly teasing because she knew Princess was already crying on the inside.

"Are you going to do it, Princess?" Guru asked, his rough voice dripping with skepticism.

"Oh, yes. Sure.." Princess forced a broad, confident smile, trying to keep her hands from trembling. "This is nothing for an Alpha. Just a piece of cake."

Beam and Kiara coughed, trying to hold back their laughter as they watched Princess reluctantly reach out and grip the wooden handle of the shovel.

That girl was trying so hard not to blackout.

When Princess finally got a firm grip on it, her knuckles turned completely pale. She stepped closer to the dirt edge of the tomb, closed her eyes tight, and tried to dig the ground as effortlessly as possible, barely scraping the top layer of loose dirt.

"What are you doing?" Guru asked, his forehead scrunched up as he watched her useless movements.

"Digging," Princess squeaked out, keeping her eyelids locked shut as hard as she could.

"Is that how an Alpha digs? Even a rabbit doesn’t dig like that. You dig like a worm. I can’t even compare you to a worm because... Goddammit, just give it to Rolex."

Guru snatched the shovel right out of her hands. Rolex stepped up, taking the handle from Guru, Princess quietly stepped aside and scrambled right behind her friends to hide.

Beam and Kiara were honestly surprised that Princess had survived even that long without breaking down completely. They fully expected her to either pass out the moment she got close to the open grave or start crying out loud.

"Watch, ladies. This is how The Boys do it..." Rolex said, puffing his chest as he tried to flex his thrusting skills while digging deep into the dirt.

The girls weren’t even looking at him, completely ignoring his proud posture as they checked something else and watched the quiet treeline.

Finally, after long minutes of heavy scraping and pulling, the wooden coffin was brought out to the surface, and Princess was finally out.

Completely.

"What is wrong with that Alpha?" Guru asked, pointing his thumb toward Princess, who was completely passed out, her entire body weight slumped heavily against Beam’s shoulder.

"She has phasmophobia," Kiara said, crossing her arms over her stylish gown.

"What does that mean?" Guru asked, frowning down at the unconscious girl.

"Fear of ghosts?" Kiara said, shaking her head in mild pity at Princess.

"She isn’t afraid of ghosts. She thinks they’ll rise as zombies. There’s a difference, Kiara," Beam corrected, shifting her stance as she tried to adjust Princess’s limp body securely onto her back.

"Whatever. That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard," Kiara scoffed, rolling her eyes toward the sky. And that was someone who once called Princess smart..

"You’re a hypocrite," Beam said, shooting Kiara a dry look.

"Yes, yes. The hypocrite you once wished to die for," Kiara muttered back, flicking a piece of dust off her sleeve.

"So, let me guess. This is the Alpha my baby girl settled for?" Guru said, gesturing at the knocked-out Alpha hanging over Beam’s shoulder.

"Yes. What can I say? Your daughter is blind," Kiara replied smoothly, not skipping a beat.

"Princess has many good traits," Beam spoke up, taking a firm step forward to defend her friend’s honor despite the dead weight resting on her back. "She’s a killer frost. She kills without thinking twice, like a berserker. And she protects her pups and girlfriend."

Guru stared at Princess’s dangling head for a long moment, his eyes narrowing in sheer frustration.

"Wake that girl up. She has to face her fears. If she can’t, how is she supposed to take care of my baby girl?"

Guru pointed a sharp finger right at Princess’s pale face.

"Wake that Alpha up. Now."