All Chapters of Bride Of The Lycan King: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Yeti’s POV My mother was lying to ne about working with Alpha Derrick. I knew I needed to tell someone but this was my mother we were talking about and I could be wrong. Still, I had seen her use her abilities when she said she wasn’t working with Alpha Dale. Clearly heard the lie. What did that mean? Was she still working with him or was she hiding something? Whatever it was, I didn’t want to find out and I didn’t want the others to find out as well. I sighed heavily, stumbling back when I felt the priestess’s eyes on me. My mother had left in a hurry an hour ago and the priestess had taken her place. “Is she going to be aright?” I asked, trying to shake the feeling that her stare was pressing inside me. for some reason, I felt guilty, exposed. Like she could see my deepest, darkest secrets. “What did you see, child?” she voiced, taking a seat on the chair beside Amber’s bed. I know you saw something that day. Was it one of her memories?” I glanced at Janine whose eyes were n

Amber’s POV Murmurs filtered through my ears, disturbing my sleep. Even if I was not awake, I could tell that something was wrong. I felt… different. I felt everything when only a while ago, I had been unable to feel anything at all. I felt the hair on my body, the air around me, the blood that pumped in my veins. My eyeballs as they moved beneath my eyelids. I felt everything except for one thing. Pain. The absence of pain was the first thing I noticed. The headache that had attacked me for days and made my head feel too heavy was…gone. My tongue, which had been swollen in my mouth, was okay. The coppery smell of blood, which had clung to me like a second skin, was not in the air. Instead, I smelled flowers, cinnamon, and musk. The scent made something rouse in my chest, pulling at an invisible string that made me feel an aching need. The voices hushed for a second, and then altogether, they started talking at once. I blinked my eyes open, wincing as the glare of light almost

Amber’s POV Izzy and Fabian threw me unceremoniously into the damp cell. I was fast enough to catch myself as I stumbled onto the stone floors, but I couldn’t say the same for Janine, whose sharp cry echoed through the cell as her knees scraped the ground. She muttered under her breath, cursing at the guards and whoever may have offended her. Yeti rushed to her side, trying to help her up, but she brushed Yeti away, breezing to the bars only to catch the guards back as they left. “A bunch of ungrateful fools.” She cussed out. “I can’t believe they’ll betray Alpha Dale like this. What did that old man promise them? What could be more expensive than their loyalty to their Alpha? ”I glanced at Yeti, who had settled herself in the corner with her back pressed to the wall. It was obvious that this was not her first time experiencing something like this. I bit my bottom lip, wondering just what this girl went through in that godforsaken pack. Janine paced like a caged animal; each sto

Amber’s POV Alpha Dale’s uncle smirked at the stunned silence that followed his words. “Runaways.” He repeated with a mocking jest, rolling the word around on his tongue. “That’s the story. Alpha Dale’s precious mate ran away because she couldn’t stand her dangerous power. She couldn’t stand being a danger to him or anyone else. Of course, her friends went with her.” Janine lunged forward, but the guards held her back. “You sick, lying piece of—!” “Careful now,” he warned, his voice dangerously calm. “You don’t want to make your last hours more painful.” “Are you really going to kill us?” Yeti’s voice broke as she spoke. “You’ll kill Anber? Alpha Dale won’t let you get away with that. You should know— ”He glanced at Yeti impatiently. “Did I not mention Alpha Dale will never know? To him, you all ran away. But don’t worry, Amber here won’t be executed, if that’s what you’re worried about. ”He waved a dismissive hand, and the guards shoved us forward towards a black transport t

Amber’s POV When I snapped back to reality, it wasn’t slow or gentle. My lungs ached with a burning sensation and my throat was raw. My limbs trembled with exertion and I was no longer on my knees. Instead, I was standing in the middle of what looked like a fucking war zone. Blood and carnage were everywhere – splattered across the concrete walls, soaking the ground, even dripping from a dangling broken light overhead that swung on its last thread. Coppery scent of blood filled the air, nearly suffocating. I staggered back, clutching my stomach as bile rose up in my throat. My entire body felt like it was on fire and my skin crawled. Did – did I do this? I glanced around the bloodied room, gasping when my eyes landed on Alpha Dale’s uncle. He laid a few feet away from me, crumpled and bleeding from… everywhere. His chest rose and fell in slow, shallow breaths. One arm was twisted at an unnatural angle, and a deep gash marred the side of his face. I looked down at my own hands