All Chapters of Aurora, The Lycan King's Mute Mate: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Aurora's POV The light stopped flickering as the person stood under the light. It was a woman who was dressed in black from head to toe, she was barefooted with a lot of anklets on her ankle.She wore a lot of jewelry, she looked like she was in her late 60s or early 70s, and she had a big black mole by the side of her nose. She had a big black bag in her right arm and she held the bell in her left hand.“Who let her in?!!!” Mother yelled, “Who let this insane woman in?!!”“They will all die, y'all will die!!!” She yelled, “She will kill all of you!!!”The woman walked closer and stopped in front of me. Tristan held my hand and stood in front of me shielding me from the woman.“You have made the biggest mistake of your life; you have failed to protect what should be protected, and if you don't change it, you will lose her, and she will die!!! She will die!!!” The woman yelled in Tristan's face.“A Mother shielded her children, but one child has made the other child her enemy, and she

Aurora's POV I could hear the sounds of crickets, owls, and the rain hitting against the roof as I banged on Diana's door. There was no star, but the moon was extremely bright; it could be used as a light in a dark home. I was shivering from the cold.My hand stopped midway when I heard voices from inside the house“Aurora?” Diana said when she opened the door for me, she looked shocked and surprised to see me.A blanket was wrapped around her body and she held a lantern with two people who appeared to be workers standing behind her, “Why are you standing out here in the rain?” I didn't know what to tell her but I still wanted to say something, “I…. I…..” I broke down in tears when my lips couldn't form any words.“Come in,” She pulled me into her house, “You are soaking wet, let's get you changed into something.”I removed my dress and handed it to Diana. She passed me a blanket, and I wrapped it around my body. I had never been to Diana's place, “Have some,” She poured me a cup of

Aurora's POV I purposely avoided Tristan the entire day, I didn't go to my room for any reason, maybe because I didn't want to speak to him or I didn't want to hurt him. “Should I bring your dinner here or will you have it in your room?” Elena asked and I raised my head to meet her gaze. “I didn't even know it was evening,” I flashed a weak smile; I came out to sit here after having my bath in the morning, and suddenly, everywhere was dark, “I will be joining the family for dinner.” “You want to join them for dinner?” Elena yelled and I nodded my head, “What if they are rude to you?” Elena's concern made me smile, “I want to take what's rightfully mine. I want Ava to suffer, and I want to know why Tristan is doing all of this.” “What if he married her because he really loves her?” Elena's question struck me like lightning, I clenched my dress in my fist, and I bit my lip as I tried to hide my fear. I took a deep breath and stood up, “I would rather wait than assume anything,”

Aurora's POV Grandma was a very confusing person; one minute, she was against me, and the next, she was with me.“I will punish her myself,” I smiled at Grandma.“You better do a good job, else I will go against you and punish her,” Grandma said, and I looked at her with surprise.“Mother, why are you doing this?” Tristan's Mother asked Grandma, “Both are your Granddaughter-in-law, so why are you favoring one more than the other?”“Was I present for the wedding?” Grandma asked, “So how can I accept her?”“You weren't present for Tristan and Diana's wedding but you accepted them,” Ava whined. Ava's tone looked like she was mocking Grandma and didn't care about what was going on.“Tristan and Diana's wedding was to form an alliance between two territories but I haven't heard the reason for your wedding,” Grandma snickered, “Don't tell me love because my Grandson knows too well than to marry his child's murderer.”“Ava would be made to clean the entire palace alone, including washing th

Indigo's POV I knew I made a mistake on that rainy night; it was a mistake I couldn't take back even though sometimes I wanted to take it back. Sometimes I wished to turn back the hands of the clock, but it was an impossible thing to do.I hate Aurora for taking my child away from me, but sometimes I hated myself more for signing her death warrant, especially when it rained, and these were one of the times. “Are you still thinking about that night?” Elijah sat by my side. “Yes, I am,” I rested my head on his chest, “A part of me has forgiven her since we are going to be parents again but a part of me still awaits her death announcement.”“Have you forgiven her?” Elijah asked, and I stayed silent, “You haven't; you are just worried because she is still your Father's child, and you don't know how cruel Ava might be to her.”“Maybe that's why I still hate her, though,” I clenched my fist as I remembered how I begged for my child to be safe while I was bleeding. The royal physician co