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Chapter Fourty One

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The fire crackled, its flames painting the walls and ceiling with red-gold petals. It felt as if the whole world had fallen silent, leaving only the two of us.

I felt Aedan’s gaze on me, felt the tension between us spreading slowly through the air.

There was no fear in me.

Only anticipation.

When his fingers touched my collarbone, gentle and careful, it was as if he had brushed against my soul.

I didn’t pull back.

I didn’t clutch my clothes around me the way I once would have.

I sim
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  • The Lycan King’s Broken Mate   40.Chapter

    The palace did not change overnight. The stones remained the same, the corridors twisted into shadow as before, and the servants carried out their duties with the same disciplined indifference. Yet, on the very first morning, I felt it: something had shifted forever on the axis of the world. Not around me, but inside me.I noticed the change in the gazes. When I entered a room, the whispers no longer continued—they faded into a respectful silence. Not because everyone suddenly liked me—the fear and suspicion still lingered at the corners of their eyes—but because they understood: I was no longer invisible. I could no longer be brushed aside.Alexander did not mark the events with grand gestures or loud proclamations. He knew our story did not need a period at the end. This story was not a closed chapter but a living, breathing reality.I spent many hours walking in the inner courtyard. There were no guards around me, no walls pressing in. I simply watched: the light dancing on the mos

  • The Lycan King’s Broken Mate   39. Chapter

    Morning arrived cautiously at the palace, as if the light itself were afraid to break the fragile, velvety silence left behind by the night. Sunbeams slowly crept up the heavy stone walls, glinted on the window glass, and finally reached the bed.Alexander was still beside me. He had not slept deeply; a kind of alert calm radiated from him, the way a wolf guards its den. When I shifted, he opened his eyes at once, but he did not attack me with questions, did not try to claim me immediately. He simply looked at me, and in his gaze lived every confession of the night before.I sat up slowly. I surprised myself. My body did not tense, did not search for the nearest exit. The memory of the night settled over me not as a burden, but like a warm, protective layer.“Good morning,” Alexander said, his voice carrying that deep, morning roughness that sent a shiver down my spine.“Good morning,” I replied, and smiled when I realized how natural those two words sounded between us.We did not rus

  • The Lycan King’s Broken Mate   38. Chapter

    The silence of the room that evening was no longer filled with the familiar, alert tension. It was not like the wild, where every sound keeps muscles ready to spring. This silence was deep, dense, and velvety. In the fireplace, the embers cast a faint orange glow, painting warm shadows on the stone walls, and the noise of the outside world—the power struggles, the council’s threats, the palace intrigues—faded completely behind the closed door.Alexander was still sitting in the chair beside my bed. He did not move, only followed the rhythm of my breathing with his eyes. I drifted in half sleep, in that strange state where you are no longer fully awake, yet feel the other’s presence with every cell of your body. And for the first time, that presence did not suffocate me. It held me.I slowly opened my eyes. There was no alarm in me, no urge to search for an escape. I simply turned my head and looked into his dark, gold flecked eyes.“You are still here,” I whispered, my voice barely mo

  • The Lycan King’s Broken Mate   37. Chapter

    The night draped over the palace like a thick, dark veil, but it did not bring true rest. Between the walls, it was not peace but discipline that ruled. I heard the guards change quietly, the muted clicks of doors. Everyone knew that now it was not noise, but time that mattered. The council’s words, the poisonous whispers, and the unspoken threats hung in the air like smoke.I stood by the window, watching the courtyard through the crack in the curtain. The two guards below shifted in precise movements. I realized that I had become the axis around which this whole world tried to arrange itself.The silence of the room was broken by Alexander’s footsteps. I did not turn immediately; it was unnecessary. My senses had recognized his presence before he even entered.“The inner circle has agreed,” he said as he removed his coat. “Nothing will happen tonight.”I turned and sought his gaze.“Should that be reassuring?”“More of a warning,” he said seriously. “The silence is not peace. It is

  • The Lycan King’s Broken Mate   36. Chapter

    After the council meeting, the atmosphere in the palace grew rigid. It did not become louder. Quite the opposite. A suffocating silence settled over the walls, one in which every footstep echoed and every suppressed glance carried weight. I could feel their attention against my skin. Behind every door, they whispered about us, and around every corner, another unspoken question awaited. Alexander remained by my side the entire time. He did not lead me on a leash or guide me with commands. He was simply there, steady and immovable. It was strange. In the past, obedience had been my shield because it required no thought. Now, however, I had a choice, and that freedom seemed heavier than any chain. The responsibility of making my own decisions weighed upon my shoulders. When we entered the suite, Alexander spoke quietly. "From now on, this is how things will be. More guards, more attention. Not because you're weak, Thalia. But because you matter." I slowly exhaled, leaning against the

  • The Lycan King’s Broken Mate   35. Chapter

    The palace did not wake that morning. It tensed. It was not the clatter of the servants’ dishes or the creak of the gates that broke the silence, but an invisible tremor that ran along the walls. In the corridors, whispers spread like wildfire. I felt that something had cracked forever.I had barely slept. My thoughts, like a wild animal trapped in a cage, ran the same circle over and over: Mate. Ancient Blood. White wolf. Words I did not yet know how to handle.Mara came in. Her face was paler than usual.“The council has convened,” she said quietly. “The king has been summoned immediately. And… you too.”My stomach twisted.“When?”“Now. Alexander is already on his way for you.”Soon I heard his determined footsteps. Alexander entered; his posture was regal, his face as if carved from stone, but in his eyes flickered the worry he felt when he looked at me.“You do not have to come if you do not want to,” he said, his voice deeper than usual. “I can face them without you.”I lifted m

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