Semua Bab Bride Of The Lycan King: Bab 151 - Bab 160

Amber’s POV A room wasn’t supposed to be here. Most importantly, we weren’t supposed to be here but, this was… my mouth hung open. “What the –” I whipped around as the groaned shut. “What the fuck is this place?” Noah looked just as shocked as me. His eyes roamed around the place, taking in everything and logging them in. “I don’t – Alpha Marcus must have been keeping this place a secret. Goddess, what are all these?” I watched as he moved quietly as if afraid to disturb anything. There was a huge screen on the wall that displayed frozen camera feeds, each labeled with small texts; Cell 1, Cell 2, Cell 3…The images were grainy, but unmistakable. Prisoners. More than a dozen of them in different cells all being displayed on the screen. Noah inhaled sharply as he stared at them. “It’s almost impossible to see with the darkness,” he shivered. “But I recognize that place. That was where they kept me and Kevin. He was watching us all along.” He stepped closer to the screen and tappe

Amber’s POV It took only a few words from Alpha Dale for everything to shift and finally, we were leaving. Returning home with triumph and maybe a trump card. Moonstone’s pack house was swept in a current of motions as Alpha Dale continued dishing out orders. “Secure the prisoners!” he called out. “Make sure everything is this room is documented and stored properly!” his hand hadn’t left my waist since we stepped out of Marcus’s secret room. I could almost feel the weight of his fury which was just as much as his relief. We got what we came for. We got Yeti’s evidence to stop the trial and clear her name but we got something else too. Evidence that a war was coming and that we might not be the least prepared for it. Alpha Marcus had been doing so many things behind his back and Alpha Dale suspected he wasn’t the only one. If Derrick managed to manipulate more Alphas, then who could he trust? Was his council safe? I glanced at Noah who was speaking to Janine in hushed tones. Hi

Dale’s POV I must have slept like a freaking monster because the next morning, I found myself being shaken awake before the sun has even risen to head down to the gallows to interrogate our new prisoners. I managed to stop myself from yanking Trent’s arm straight out of its socket the moment I was conscious enough to realize what the asshole was even doing in my room. “We waited the entire day for you yesterday. We are in the middle of a war, Lycan King. We’ll appreciate it if you can show some restraints some times. I’ve prepped the prisoners again and the council is waiting so lets get moving.” I threw my pillow at him as he retreated, but he batted it away as if it was nothing, stalking to the door as he called out, “Also, Noah is ready for us. We have to finish all this in a day, plus I’m tired od being the only responsible one.” “Asshole,” I muttered under my breath but still rolled out of bed, careful not to disturb Amber who was still in a deep sleep. It was too early to

Amber’s POV Janine directed a stern glare at Beta Trent when he didn’t move. “I know you need to watch over us or protect us or something, but we are fine for now. Yeti is becoming quite powerful, Amber is very powerful as well and I can kick any ass that comes through that door that’s neither you or Dale.” Beta Trent looked like he might argue with her but he knew he couldn’t. I climbed back into the middle of the bed without a word ad he seemed to realize that I needed some space. With a grunt, he stepped out of the room and closed the door behind him but not before telling us that Izzy and Fabian were stationed outside. Once Beta Trent was gone, Janine and Yeti climbed into the bed after me. There was a frown on Janine’s face and Yeti simply looked confused but I could tell that she didn’t want to ask any questions even if it bothered her a lot. “Is it that bad?” Janine asked after a while. I glanced up at her and she continued. “I know your wolf must have told you something

Amber’s POV Noah smiled sadly, collapsing into the seat behind him. “Lisa died, Yeti.” A lone tear ran down his cheek and it broke my heart to pieces. Yeti stumbled on her feet. “What? How? What the hell are you talking about? Lisa can’t –” I shot her a stern glare. “That’s enough, Yeti! Can’t you see he’s suffering already? Stop reminding him of the past he’s trying so hard to forget!” “It’s okay, Amber.” Noah said, although his voice lost all the excitement it carried only a moment ago. “She was killed because of me, so it’s fine. Even if I try, I can never forget her.” He forced a smile on his face. “I – I’m sorry. I had no idea.” Yeti said apologetically. “I – I’m so sorry, Noah.” Noah immediately shut her down. “It’s not your fault, Yeti. You didn’t kill her so you don’t have to apologize. If anything, those who raised their claws at her and took out her heart should be the one kneeling before me and saying those words but I will never accept their apologies!” I took a de