Semua Bab Rejected By The Alpha, Claimed By The Lycan King.: Bab 91 - Bab 100

“Get away from her, Conri!” Cullian ordered, stepping in front of me. His voice was strong, filled with authority.In an instant, Conri lunged forward, anger overtaking him, but Cullian stood his ground. They clashed in a flurry of movement, both quick and strong.I watched in horror as they exchanged blows. Conri's fists struck at Cullian, but Cullian countered with grace and precision, using his strength to keep Conri at bay. “Leave my wife the hell alone!” Cullian shouted, pushing Conri back. I felt a rush of adrenaline and fear as I realized how serious this was.With each punch thrown, the fight escalated. Conri roared, his frustration boiling over, while Cullian remained focused, determined to protect me at all costs. I felt helpless, my heart racing as I took a step back, unsure of what to do. Suddenly, Conri managed to land a hit, sending Cullian stumbling. My breath caught in my throat. “No!” I cried out, fear gripping me. But Cullian quickly regained his footing, his eyes

DARLENE'S POVI parked my car in front of the station, and before I could get out of my car, they had all entered inside the station.I quickly got out of the car and took Aurora with me as I headed into the station. “Mum, is everything okay?” Aurora asked. I nodded, giving her a warm smile. “Everything is fine, my love,” I said as we approached an officer I had seen earlier.“Officer, you took my husband with you. He is innocent; he was only trying to defend me. I was being attacked,” I explained. “We know. We only kept him for questioning. He will be released soon. Meanwhile, why don't you come with me to the Chief of Police's office for questioning?” he said. I nodded, following behind him.I watched him open the door to an office. “This way, ma'am,” he said, paving a way for me to walk into the office, then he followed behind me.Inside the office, sitting on a chair was a middle-aged man. His eyes sparkled a little as he stared up at me. He was an Alpha. “Good day, sir,” I gr

In that moment, I hated him a million times more.“She has to leave, let her go and call back your wife. You're married now, isn't that what you wanted?,” His mother asked. Conri stood straight and tall, turning to glance at his mother. His gaze cold.“What i've always wanted? You of all people should know that she is the one I have always wanted,” he said, pointing at me. “ you forced me onto marrying That good for nothing b*tch, all because you wanted me to claimed the throne. You can't deny the fact that I am obsessing over Darlene because she's the one I have always wanted, she's the one I want. And she's mine now,” he said, turning to me with a sly smirk plastered on his lips.“You need to let her go, Conri. This isn’t right,” his mother insisted, her voice laced with frustration. “You’ve made your choice. Don’t ruin everything for this… obsession.”“Obsession?” Conri shot back, his voice low and dangerous. “You don’t get it. Darlene is not just a passing fancy. She’s everything

The fight went on until...“Let my family go, you bastard!” Cullian yelled, pushing Conri out the window.“What’s going on? I heard noises,” Conri's mother rushed into the room, her gaze landing on Cullian.“Who the hell are you?! Guards!” Conri's mother yelled.“You shouldn’t worry about them. They’re all unconscious. I’m just here to get my wife and daughter,” Cullian said, breaking the chains from my hands and legs.Conri's mother didn’t know that her son had fallen out of the window. Cullian and I kept quiet because if she found out, we wouldn’t be leaving here.“Why, then, is the room a mess, and where is my son?” she asked, her gaze searching the room.Cullian ignored her, grabbing my hand. “Come on, Darlene, let’s go. We have to find Aurora,” he said. I nodded.“I think I know where she is,” I responded, getting down from the bed as we both walked out of the room, leaving Conri's mother dumbstruck.“Hey, I need to get my daughter back,” I said, approaching the maid. She looked

Cullian’s POVThe footsteps grew louder, each step a reminder of the danger we were in. I felt the weight of responsibility pressing down on me—not just for Darlene and Aurora, but for my two sons back home, who must be worrying about us. Hours had passed since we left, and the thought of them waiting, anxious and alone, fueled my resolve.“Darlene, stay quiet,” I whispered, my eyes scanning the dim corridor for any sign of escape. I could feel Aurora trembling against me, her small hands gripping my shirt tightly. I needed to reassure them both, but I had to stay focused.The guard’s footsteps paused just outside the door, and I held my breath, praying he wouldn’t turn back. I could see the tension in Darlene’s shoulders, and I wished I could ease her fears. If we were caught now, we would all be lost—my family’s safety depended on this moment.Just then, a faint noise caught my attention—an alarm blaring somewhere in the distance. The guard’s head snapped toward the sound, his expr