All Chapters of Mated To My Enemies! Lycan Kings Obsession : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Serena’s POVI clench my fists in annoyance. After all of the warnings I passed to this stupid boys, they still went ahead with their dubious plan. They went ahead to make this half breed thatvhas no idea about leadership. I sneer as I stare at them. I sincerely wonder how they intend to continue with the clan that has a wolfless wolf as it’s queen. “Do not forget the deal. You are to kill her today Serena. Else whatever circumstances you face, you have only yourself to blame.” The voice whispers to me. “You never make mistakes in sentences. You’re going to prolong my life? Or you will prevent them from killing me today?”“Yes, I have decided to give you extra time to rising her off for me. Her mother was just as difficult. Hence the pardon.”“But if you fail, Serena, you will be sent back to your father’s clan, an object of ridicule. I hope I have made myself clear?” “Yes, thank you for the extra grace. I will make sure to finish her off this time around. I still have plans to f

Mira’s POVI rolled my eyes at them, shaking my head in disbelief. “It still doesn’t explain how you all read my thoughts.”Rowan smirked. “We already told you, Mira. You’re an open book.”Lucian chuckled. “You might as well just say your thoughts out loud. It would save us all the trouble.”I huffed, crossing my arms as we walked toward my chambers. “Well, I guess I’ll just have to learn to hide my emotions better.”Kai raised an eyebrow. “Good luck with that.”Ignoring them, I stepped into my chambers and sighed, relieved to finally sit down. My feet ached from the long day, and my sandals felt unbearably tight. I reached down to pull them off, but then I stopped.No. I wouldn’t give them the satisfaction of thinking I needed help.“You’re really going to sleep with those on?” Lucian teased, leaning against the wall.I glared at him. “Yes.”“Stubborn little mate.” He knelt before me without another word, his hands gently sliding over my ankles. “Then I guess I’ll have to do

Mira’s POVEverywhere was a haze. Thick smoke curled through the air, blinding me, suffocating me. People were screaming, running in every direction. Some tripped over debris, others trampled the fallen in their desperation to escape. The acrid stench of burning wood and flesh filled my nostrils, making my stomach churn.I could still hear the explosion ringing in my ears, the deafening blast that had torn through the streets like a violent storm. But nothing compared to the sight that made my heart drop.The captain’s body lay sprawled across the ground, twisted unnaturally. Blood pooled beneath him, soaking into the dirt road, his once-proud armor blackened by the flames. His eyes, once sharp and alert, were dull now—lifeless.I slapped a hand over my mouth, swallowing the sob that threatened to escape.Lucian’s grip on my arm tightened as he pulled me forward. “We have to move, Mira. Now.”I shook my head frantically, my vision blurring. “Where are they?” My voice was hoarse, desp

Mira povThe warm water surrounded me as I leaned back in the bathtub, letting my body sink into the soothing heat. The steam curled around me, softening the air, but no matter how comforting it was, my mind refused to relax.I closed my eyes, but the images came flooding back. The crowd was screaming at me. The protesters—Serena’s supporters—called me a thief, an outsider. The way their hatred burned in their eyes as they threw dirt at me.Then there were the lycans. The ones who wanted me dead.My fingers tightened against the smooth edge of the tub. If the guards hadn’t stepped in… what would have happened? Would I have been ripped apart in the middle of the streets?I shuddered, pushing the thought away.Even now, as I sat in the safety of the castle, I couldn’t shake the feeling that Serena wasn’t done. Her influence ran deeper than I had realized. Even after everything, people were still loyal to her—loyal enough to fight for her. To kill for her.And that terrified me

Kai PovThe air was thick with the acrid stench of burnt wood and flesh as I climbed down from my horse. The ground beneath me was blackened, the once-solid cobblestones cracked and uneven from the force of the explosion. A layer of ash covered everything like a thick fog, swirling slightly with every movement. The entire street was eerily silent. No voices, no movement—just the lingering echoes of the destruction that had taken place.The people had retreated into their huts, doors locked, windows shut. They were afraid. Rightfully so. Whoever had orchestrated this attack had made their presence known, and the clan was still reeling from the shock of it.I crouched down, running my fingers through the ash before bringing it close to my nose. The scent was strange. It wasn’t gunpowder or any form of explosive I recognized. If this had been a normal attack, I would have been able to pinpoint the weapon used immediately.But this?This was different.I let the ash slip throug