All Chapters of Auctioned To The Wolf King : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

DUNCAN The tension between us was undeniably high. I could see it in her eyes, she loved me. April turned about to leave when I grabbed her hand. Without a single word, I kissed her. My lips wrapped around hers possessively, claiming her as she was mine. She was mine. " Stop!" She murmured as she pushed me. "Stop!" Her hands continued to hit at my chest but I didn't let her push me. My hands wrapped tightly around her head securing her lips in place. Suddenly, I felt something wet on her cheeks and pulled back. She was crying. Damn it! F**k! " What do you want from me?" April cried. "Why won't you leave me alone?" Her words tore at my heart. I felt it from the beginning. She loved me deeply. I had lost my memory so I doubted her in the beginning. My wolf didn't let me rest and I couldn't stop thinking about her. " April, I-" I started but April wasn't having it. She turned around climbing into bed leaving me standing like a fool. I wanted nothing more than

"April! April!" The voice woke me up from my sleep making me open my eyes. I looked around realizing it was Rowenna. “Rowenna?” I sat up, my voice husky with sleep. My heart pounded, still caught in the haze of the night before. She stood at the edge of my bed, her eyes wide, urgent. Her long hair was unbraided, falling wild over her shoulders. “You have to come. Now.” I pulled the blanket around me. “What happened?” Rowenna didn’t answer immediately. Her eyes scanned the room making me follow her. Luckily, Caden was not in the room. Still, I could feel her judging her eyes as she looked around. She took a deep breath, her eyes locking with mine. “It’s Duncan… He remembers.” I froze. The words struck like lightning through my chest. “Remembers… what?” “You. Everything about you.” Rowenna stepped closer. “He told me he’s been trying to bring it back. Your face, your voice. Duncan came to meet me so I could help me remember you. He's in love with you, April." I stare

The wind bit at my face as I stepped out of the portal. Rowenna and I stood just outside the pack lands, hidden behind a thick row of pine trees. My heart was still pounding from what Caden had said. Melissa was working with Kaleric. That name alone made my blood boil. Every part of me wanted to run straight to Duncan, to shout the truth in his face. But truth without proof was just noise. "I need to see her," I said, my voice low and cold. Rowenna turned to me, her expression unreadable. “And do what, April? Tear her apart in front of the entire pack? That’s exactly what they want. Chaos.” I clenched my fists. “She destroyed everything. My bond with Duncan. My child. She turned everyone against me. And now I know why.” Rowenna looked around cautiously. “We can’t go to Duncan yet. If Melissa and Kaleric really are working together, then they’ve already planted seeds of doubt. If we go in screaming accusations, we’ll lose before the fight even begins.” “Then what do you sugge

The wind whipped against my face as I sprinted through the trees, branches slashing at my arms. My heart pounded, the dread in my heart coiling tighter with every step. Rowenna’s voice echoed in my mind. "Caden... he tried to protect me." I didn’t wait for the rest. I couldn’t. Magic crackled at my fingertips as I whispered another spell, my bare feet skimming the forest floor faster than any normal wolf or witch should move. The forest blurred around me. Every instinct screamed that I was already too late. Caden. The Vampire King. My unexpected ally. My— I shook the thought from my mind. Now wasn’t the time. Blood. I had seen blood on Rowenna. Too much of it. And if Kaleric had truly left his castle, it meant he was done watching from the shadows. He was making his move. Moon goddess, please. Let him still be alive. I broke through the last line of trees and into the clearing where the witches often gathered. The scent of blood hit me instantly. I skidded to a stop,

APRIL I was stunned as I saw Caden standing behind me. "My dear April," Caden said as he caressed my head. "I'm very sorry and thankful, darling." "You bastard." I coughed out blood feeling my wolf whining in distress. Duncan's wolf charged forward angrily. I could sense his anger and pain as he lunged himself at Caden. However Caden was stronger. He had the sword with him and my blood.....He didn't seem weak at all. "No!" I screamed as I saw Caden catch Duncan's wolf. I closed my eyes, feeling my magic run through me as I took a deep breath. I could feel everything. The heavy magic in the air and the broken spirits in the ground. I could feel the earth crying beneath my feet, the moon humming above, and the sword calling to me again. The Sword of Nytheris hadn’t abandoned me. My hands trembled as I continued to connect with my magic and my wolf. I let go of the pain, the betrayal, and the fear. I let the power rise. It burned in my veins, fierce and alive. A su