All Chapters of Mated To My Enemies! Lycan Kings Obsession : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Mira’s POVHis arms were heavy, his movements sluggish, and his usual sharp glare was dulled by something… distant. I held him by the shoulders, my brows knitted in concern.“What’s wrong with you?” I asked, trying to search his eyes. “Are you hurt?”He didn’t answer immediately. His breath was uneven, and when he finally looked at me, his gaze was unfocused, like he was staring through me instead of at me.“I… I don’t know,” he muttered. “I feel… wrecked. Inside.”I guided him gently toward a bench nestled between two rose bushes. The air smelled faintly of night-blooming flowers, and I hoped the peace of the garden would help ease whatever storm he was drowning in.“Sit down. Talk to me.”He lowered himself, slowly, and leaned forward, his elbows on his knees and his hands gripping his head. I sat beside him, placing a hand on his back.“I’m losing my mind,” he said, voice raw. “I’ve always had a temper—you know that. But lately… it’s like something else takes over. Like I’m

Mira’s POVI woke up slowly, stretching my limbs across Kai’s warm bedsheets, the early sunlight filtering through the tall windows casting faint gold across the room. My body still ached, not from pain, but from how thoroughly Kai had adored me the night before. He was still asleep beside me, his bare chest rising and falling with a slow rhythm. I smiled, brushing a strand of my hair out of my face and sitting up quietly so as not to wake him.But of course, I wasn’t lucky enough to slip out unnoticed.“You’re not sneaking away, are you?” Kai’s deep voice was husky from sleep, yet laced with amusement.I turned to find him watching me, a crooked grin stretching across his lips.“I have duties,” I replied with a smirk of my own. “Unlike some people who get to lie in bed all day and look pretty.”He chuckled. “I do more than look pretty. I’m also the reason half the rogues don’t dare touch our borders.”“Half,” I repeated playfully. “So the other half are scared of Damien’s experiment

Mira’s POVThe sun had barely reached its peak in the sky when I returned to the castle. The walk with Kai by the lake earlier had eased some of the tension building in my chest over the past few days, but it didn’t last long. The moment I stepped through the towering double doors, reality—thick and unrelenting—settled right back over me like a heavy cloak.I made my way toward one of the side corridors, where I had arranged to meet Adela for a brief check-in. As I turned into the hallway, I spotted her seated on a cushioned bench beside the arched window, humming to herself and smiling at nothing in particular. Her fingers toyed with the hem of her apron as she rocked her legs slightly back and forth.“You look suspiciously happy,” I said with a raised brow, walking toward her.Adela’s head snapped up, eyes wide for a second, then she beamed. “My queen,” she said with a slight bow of her head before I waved it off. “I’ve been dying to tell you something!”I folded my arms, t

Mira’s POVI hadn’t seen Damien in nearly a week.Not in the halls, not at the breakfast table, not even in one of the council chambers where he would sometimes hover near the walls with folded arms and sharp comments. He’d locked himself inside his workshop—again—and while no one said it aloud, we were all growing a little concerned.So this morning, after ensuring all the morning reports had been filed and breakfast had concluded, I made my way to the east wing where the metal-and-magic scent of Damien’s workshop always lingered.I didn’t knock. I knew I wouldn’t be heard. The moment I stepped inside, I was met with warmth, smoke, and the furious scribble of chalk against slate. Damien was pacing in a tight circle, muttering to himself and waving a glass vial in one hand.And then he saw me.“Mira!” he exclaimed, his face lighting up with something I hadn’t seen in days—pure, unfiltered joy. “You’re just in time!”I blinked, stepping further inside. “In time for what?”He all

Mira’s POVThe morning sun blazed gently over the courtyard, casting golden rays across the stone tiles and the polished bronze accents of the palace walls.I stood at the center of the large gathering, heart drumming steadily beneath my ceremonial robes.All eyes were on me—the noblemen of Blackwood Clan dressed in their richly embroidered cloaks, the councilmen seated in their usual semicircle with scrolls in their hands, and Kai and Damien standing confidently at my side.Everyone was here… well, everyone except Rowan.A pang of unease flickered through my chest at his absence, but I quickly pushed it aside. Today wasn’t about that. This was about stepping into my power as queen—truly and finally. The weight of leadership sat firmly on my shoulders, and I was ready to carry it.I cleared my throat, summoning the strength I’d been cultivating quietly over the past few weeks. “I thank you all for coming,” I began, letting my voice carry across the courtyard. “Today, I bring forth pro