Chapter Fifty-Nine

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• Chosen for the Lycan    Chapter Seventy-Three

  Queen MotherThat ungrateful little girl, she thought she was better than me, I watched her as anger flowed through my veins as I watched from a fair, she thought she was better than everyone else in the world and I hated her for it, but I don't think I would ever let anyone know that, no one will believe me when they hear what happened. The only thing I want is to make sure that she was not around me.She reminded me of a woman from my past, of a woman I wanted to forget with her stupid red hair.I could tell something had gone differently with her, I could tell she was hiding something other than the pregnancy , but what did it matter what she hid if I can see it? If she can hide behind a fake smile then why couldn’t I? If she can be a liar like she said, she has to have a secret somewhere, I’m going to find out where and make sure it doesn’t happen anymore.I was sure of these secrets because she had been acting shady the entire time and when I stared at her for too long, she’d squ

• Chosen for the Lycan    Chapter Seventy-two

  LeonI broke things over and over again. I punched the wall, and I tore my room apart.How could I have missed the signs? Why couldn't I see what was there in front of me all along? The truth, that's all it was, an ugly ugly truth to stare at. Who did I think she was? An innocent girl who didn’t know how evil the world could be. A girl who had a chance at being loved and respected? She had fooled me so completely, and I let myself fall for it. I believed her when she told me her life story. Anger coursed through me like fire, consuming the last dregs of my sanity. It was almost a relief to let it take hold of me. Rage consumed the sorrow and left little room for regret. The anger was all I could feel anymore. All I needed to keep me sane. It was the only way to avoid losing control. I needed to focus on the now. Nothing else mattered at this point. There was nothing else that I cared about other than the hatred I felt towards her right now. It was all I knew how to do anymore. My

• Chosen for the Lycan    Chapter Seventy-One

  AvaI was cursed. It was clear that I was from the way things always took a drastic change against me. It had always been that way.It felt as If I couldn't breathe, as if the cold walls of the dungeon were closing in on me . There were so many emotions going through me; pain, sadness, anger and, none of it was good. Why? Why did I feel this way?I closed my eyes, trying to focus on the rhythm of my heartbeat, hoping that the steady sound could calm me. But it did not.I should have known, but I allowed myself to dream too much. I should have known when my wolf kept reminding me of the unknown danger. I should have known when the queen mother threatened me. But I didn't know anything. I overlooked it.“Please I am innocent” I whispered brokenly. “Open the door” Silence. It was loud and deafening.I stayed curled up in a corner of the cold room, crying my eyes out and cursing myself over and over again.Why was life always treating me this way? Why couldn't I have something that

• Chosen for the Lycan    Chapter Seventy

  AvaIt was a rat. Rats. They squiremed and squeaked and ran.I stared at it as it nibbled the edge of my skirt. I didn't dare breathe, my heart hammering painfully against my ribcage. I could feel my body start to shake. I felt like I would pass out if I didn't have my arms wrapped around myself tightly, like a lifeline. I waited a minute, breathing slowly and trying to calm myself. The sound of running water came from down the corridor, echoing along the walls. The rats continued to squeal.Then the sound stopped abruptly. A muffled cry sounded from somewhere far away. A scream?Another rat scampered across the floor. The sound was coming from outside. My my fingers against the cold walls of the dungeon, I began to trace my way through the labyrinth, searching blindly for its exit. I felt a little braver with each step and I ventured further and further, pushing through the fear which threatened to consume me, and when I thought I had made it, I kicked something.It sounded like

• Chosen for the Lycan    Chapter Sixty-Nine

  AvaThe Lycan charged at him, pulling him off and began to hit him repeatedly, shouting something at him in a language I didn't recognize.Queen Mother scrambled to the middle. “Stop it, Leon!” She pulled her son away from the guard, who could barely raise his head.I sat up, stunned, no tears but unable to calm the trembling of my limbs. Everything hurts. There was an aching spot in my chest that was impossible to ignore, and my heart beat fast. I struggled for air. I felt violated, and I hated it with every fiber of my being.The Lycan King looked pale and he was clutching his hair desperately.“I am sorry Your Majesty, she tried to force herself on me,” The guard said from the floor, he was coughing blood and spitting some on the ground.The Lycan king turned to me. “No, no, I didn't, I didn't do anything !” I pleaded frantically. His eyes bore into me as they searched mine for the truth, as though searching for signs that I was lying, that what he saw was another illusion.My

• Chosen for the Lycan    Chapter Sixty-eight

  AvaThe King disappeared on me after that, and nothing happened until I heard a knock on the door.My legs took me to the door without much thought, but when my hand reached for the handle and pulled the door open, I was greeted with an unfamiliar sight - not a stranger. But a guard, the same one who brought me books and listened to my unnecessary rants.I hadn't seen him in a while after he started avoiding me, but I knew he was sometimes at the stable.“Hello?” My voice sounded hoarse from disuse, and I wondered why my throat felt so dry. I expected their usual message “The king wants to see you or queen mother wants to see you” but all I got were the man’s brown eyes, wide, as if he were shocked by his own appearance in my doorway and not because of something else entirely.“Can I come in, miss?” His voice sounded rough as well, like he might be crying, and I frowned deeply at the image forming in my mind, a dark cloud gathering over my head. I opened my mouth to reply but ins