All Chapters of Fated to the Lycan King: Chapter 261 - Chapter 270

Hendrick’s POV Her robe slipped through my hands like a promise. I undressed her slowly, reverent as a thief who’s finally allowed to take the rarest thing in the world. Every inch of her held me—every soft slope, every little freckle, the way moonlight pooled at the hollow of her throat. My wolf prowled just beneath my skin, claws scraping at my restraint, whimpering for release. “Goddess,” I breathed, and the word tasted like worship, as I saw her in this decadent ivory bodysuit that clung to her skin and wrapped every luscious curve in lace and silk. She watched me with that mix of daring and surrender I’d come to crave. I told her once—so many nights ago—that gentleness was foreign to me, that I’d lived hard and cruel and tipped at the edge of a blade. For her, the truth shifted. Something in me tried on gentleness like a new coat and it fit, awkward and sudden, then bared my fangs again. I kissed her until she was dizzy, until the world narrowed to the press of lips and th

Bella’s PoV When the portal spat us out onto Balzaree’s marble steps the air hit me like a benediction — salt and perfumed gardens, the faint iron of distant war. Braxten and Brent flanked me; Olivia and Arona were at their sides. Hendrick kept Lilly close, his jaw a hard line. Chad carried Kaelan

Bella’s PoV The great doors to the balcony swung open, and a wave of sunlight kissed my skin as I stepped forward. The thunderous cheer of my people rose, echoing against the mountains of Balzaree. My crown gleamed in the light, but it was not the gold or jewels that made me proud—it was the sigh

Sadie’s PoV Ezekiel’s eyes were black glass, reflecting nothing but his own hunger. He moved through the room like a shadow with teeth, fingers ghosting over the maps spread across the table. His voice slipped into my head before it touched my ears—slick, intimate, the kind of whisper that made th

Bella’s PoV The last rune shattered with a crackle of dying magic, and the corrupted light fizzled into nothing. Relief flooded my chest, my wards around Keladia pulsing bright and whole once more. I leaned against the boulder, catching my breath—yet before I could even whisper a word, Chad was o