All Chapters of Breeder For The Lycan King : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

LANDONIt had become a tradition, she would serve me coffee, and laugh as I grimaced, before introducing me to a drink she liked for the day. Through our banter and games, one thing remained, she had yet to give me her name.I never bothered to ask, I just enjoyed the way she blushed, each time I called out to her with a different pet name. I was searching, hoping to find the one that resonated with her and my wolf.“Are you going to tell me your name?” I drawled, my finger touching her hand slowly. I hummed, enjoying the slow buzz feeling, the fire that ignited in my soul the second our skins touched.She shivered, her body moving closer towards mine, seeking my warmth. Her movements were unconscious like she couldn’t handle the distance between us.“And have you not returning if you knew my name?” she whispered, her tone soft, jovial. But beneath her eyes, I could see the truth— fear, that I would grow bored of the chase the minute she tells me her name.My wolf snapped, rage flowin

LANDONIt had become a pattern: I would spend hours at the café, waiting for her to finish her shift, and when that was done, we would take walks around the park before returning to my house.My home felt homier, rather than just a space; having Aurora around had brightened up the place, her laughs, her pathetic attempts at trying to cook. Every moment I cherished, loved and hoped that nothing ever made the tale of her and me to ever end.Tonight felt different. Her eyes kept on looking at the door like she was expecting something or someone to barge through the door. But with what? That was the question I had no answer to.“Are you alright?” I asked, my voice filled with worry as I watched her face.“Hmm mm,” she hummed, sending a smile my way.But it felt different. Her eyes didn’t crinkle, nor did she touch my hand like she usually does. She was different, like she was keeping up an act— she was distant.“Would you be okay if I stepped out for a minute? I will be back later before

MIKHAILMy wolf was jittery. I couldn’t shake off the nerves that I was feeling. It didn’t help with the fact that I had felt Landon’s wolf call out to me.“Is this a wrong time?” Hudson’s voice cut through.I blinked, shaking off the haze that I had been stuck in, “Sorry, I am just distracted,” I muttered.“We will find her. Don’t worry about it,” he said, his voice filled with warmth.“This isn’t about her,” I sighed.Hudson paused, his eyes wide as he stared at me, clearly shocked at my words, “It isn’t about Rosanne?” he asked, trying to reconfirm what I had said.“It’s Landon,” I muttered.“Landon? What about him?” he asked.“He has been radio silent, missed his bi-weekly check up,” I replied.Hudson frowned, probably having the same thoughts as I. Landon wasn’t a rule breaker; he understood the importance of the routine check ups.In the human world, we were considered as enemies; monsters whose sole existence was just to eat human flesh. In their eyes, we were barbarians, anima

HUDSONI had expected her to throw a fuss. Make my world hard the minute the maids started packing up her things. I had stayed away from her, hiding out in the suite that Mikhail had provided.But after a few days, I cracked. Ordering the maids to move her things. We wouldn’t be sharing the same room, I knew she hated that.“What is going on?” Blair asked.“No one is telling me anything. They just walked into my room and started taking out my things,” Jade replied.“Where is Hudson?” Blair asked.“I haven’t seen him for a while,” she replied.My heart tugged. Was that worry that I heard in her tone? I could be reaching, but I couldn’t fight the smile that curled on my lips at the thought that my absence had made her worry.“I am here,” I said, walking into the room.Jade released a sigh, her face indifferent, but I could see a flicker of emotion through her eyes. It was quick, so quick that I questioned myself whether I had imagined it.“Why are you moving her things?” Blair asked.I

MIKHAILThe door burst open. The elders were eyes as they stared at the door, frowning at the sudden intrusion.“Something is wrong with him!” Jade, Hudson’s mate, yelled as she walked into the room.“Guards!” Elder Damian barked, displeasure on his face as he stared at her.Blair rushed in a few seconds later, her panic stricken face matching Jade’s.“What is going on?” I asked. Signalling for the guards to stop.“Lycan King, we should be making plans. The rebellion is happening,” elder Damian hissed.“Blair?” I called out, trying to grasp what was going on.Jade frowned, tears rolling down her cheeks, “Hudson, he isn't safe. Something is wrong with him!” she cried, dropping to her knees.Damon frowned, his eyes darkening in anger, “Get the tuck out of here!” he growled, grabbing onto her arm as he tried to drag her out of the room.“Damon!” I thundered. “Let her speak!”He gulped, his heartbeat quickening in his chest, “I am sorry, Lycan King,” he muttered, returning to his seat.“W