Siren's Call: Lycan King Obssession のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 101 - チャプター 110

I constantly tapped my feet against the floor, unable to sit still as anxiety ate away at my nerves. Every shadow outside the window made my heart jump, every sound in the distance had me tensing for another attack. "They should be here by now," I muttered, biting my lip as I stared out into the darkness for what felt like the hundredth time in the past hour. Kieran had gone to bed an hour ago after I'd insisted I was fine, but sleep was the furthest thing from my mind. How could I sleep when Kai and Kylan were still out there, potentially facing more of Malachar's creatures? What if something had happened to them? What if they were hurt, or worse? I'd been pacing for what felt like hours when I finally heard the rumble of an engine outside. My heart leaped as headlights swept across the window, and I practically ran to the door. Kai and Kylan climbed out of their car, both looking exhausted and battle-worn but gloriously, beautifully alive. Relief flooded through me so powerfully

I smirked, well the siren did, "Miss me?" I asked, leaning against the edge of the pool with a casual confidence that was pure predator."No," Kai said immediately, his voice sharp with warning. "Absolutely not."Kieran crossed his arms, his stance rigid. "We need Briar back. Now."My siren laughed, the sound like silver bells mixed with crashing waves. "Oh really? I'm sure you didn't feel the same way when your cock was shivering in my hands."Kai cleared his throat, heat creeping up his neck as his eyes flashed with embarrassment and something darker. "That's not—we're not doing this right now.""Doing what?" I purred, stepping out of the pool with fluid grace. "Acknowledging that you enjoyed every second of it? That you've been dreaming about it ever since?""You're not Briar," Kieran said firmly, though I could see the way his gaze tracked my movements despite himself."I am Briar," I corrected, moving closer to him with predatory intent. "I'm just the part she's been hiding from

"We can't just sit here and wait for him to attack," Kai said, his voice tight with frustration as we gathered in the castle's main sitting room later that evening. "We need to go on the offensive.""Absolutely not," Kylan countered, his arms crossed as he faced his brother. "The safest thing for Briar and the children is to keep them hidden, protected behind our strongest wards.""Hidden where?" Kai demanded. "He found us at the safe house. He found us here. There's nowhere we can run that he won't eventually track us down.""So your solution is to walk straight into a trap?" Kylan's voice rose with disbelief."My solution is to end this before he gets another chance to hurt our family.""Enough," I said firmly, my voice cutting through their argument like a blade. Both men turned to look at me, and I stood up from where I'd been sitting with the twins, who were coloring quietly at a low table nearby."I understand you're both trying to protect us," I continued, moving to stand betwe

I remembered my grandmother stating my mother was bonded with a man. What man, it was never said. Now Malachar is trying to resurrect him? I gave Slade a look. "How can I...believe you?"Slade ran a hand through his hair, "Briar, I know it's complicated—""And hurt her too," Kieran interjected, his voice sharp as a blade."Yes," Slade admitted, his shoulders sagging. "I hurt her. I betrayed her trust. I know that. But this is bigger than our personal history.""Nothing is bigger than that," Kai said coldly, his sword still trained on Slade's throat. "You destroyed what we had with her. You sold her out to a monster.""Because I was trying to protect her!" Slade snapped, some of his old fire returning. "Do you think I wanted to hand her over? Do you think it was easy watching her trust shatter when she realized what I'd done?""Then why did you do it?" I asked, my voice barely steady. Memories were stirring—fragmented, painful flashes that I'd buried deep. "Why betray the woman you cl

The Shadowlands looked exactly like their name suggested—a realm where darkness seemed to be more present than anything else. I could smell it in the atmosphere, feel it against my skin the moment my feet touched the dark sands, pressing down on us like a living thing. The air itself tasted wrong, like ash, but there was no ash in the air. Just a gloomy dark look. The clouds were grey and dark. Buildings halved, some with roofs but without a foundation. Floating in the air because of some sort of magic. "Stay close," Kai whispered, his sword already drawn, claws extended, eyes golden brown as we moved through what had once been a forest. The trees here were twisted into unnatural shapes, their bark black as charcoal and their branches reaching toward the sky like skeletal fingers.We'd been planning this reconnaissance mission for three days, poring over maps and magical signatures until we'd finally identified a weak point in Malachar's defenses. The plan was simple—get in, gathe