All Chapters of DESTINED TO BE QUEEN: LYCAN KING UNEXPECTED MATE : Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

The battlefield stretched far and wide, filled with dust, roars, and the clash of weapons. Delilah stood tall in the middle of it all, a golden glow circling her feet as the wind stirred her long golden hair. Her two mates stood close. King Maxwell on her right, Alpha Farrell on her left. Behind her were her four children, each wrapped in a protective enchantment cast by Kala and Queen mother.The pups stood brave, their tiny hands clenched and eyes shining with inherited power. Delilah's eyes moved around sharply, her warrior instincts alert. Her white battle gown was stained slightly from earlier fights, but her face remained calm, serious and focused. Beside her, Queen mother, her mother, stood tall in a radiant blue robe. Kala stood to the other side, staff in hand, her silver hair glowing under the rising sun. And Rosa, the healer stood beside them. On the hills nearby, the Alphas of the great wolf clans and their Luna warriors stood shoulder to shoulder. They watched the bat

The morning sun rose gently over the Magic Kingdom, casting a golden glow across the shining towers and lush gardens. The palace gates slowly opened as the royal convoy approached. Queen Delilah, her two mates King Maxwell and Alpha Farrell, their four children, Queen Eleora, and Aunt Kala rode on beautiful magical carriages made of shimmering crystal. Behind them, the seven Alphas and their Lunas followed. Beta Cross and Rosa the healer walked beside them with pride. The people of the kingdom had gathered from every corner. The streets were filled with joy. Flowers floated in the air. The buildings sparkled with magic. Children danced with light in their palms, creating glowing shapes that flew like butterflies. Young magic users stood in lines, dressed in bright robes, ready to put on a show for their queen and her family. As the royal family walked slowly through the palace entrance, a group of young mages stepped forward. They lifted their hands, and suddenly the sky was fille

It had been one full week since Queen Delilah officially settled into the Magic Kingdom. The grand palace, now cleaned, purified, and glowing with magical energy, felt alive again. The essence of the kingdom had returned with her presence. Her throne now sat at the center of the hall, glimmering with soft light from the magical sunroof that poured golden rays directly onto it. Yet, despite the beauty and calm around her, Delilah’s heart remained heavy with questions. The visiting Alphas and their Lunas had returned to their respective Packs. The witches who had helped in the war had also departed, some returning to their covens, others choosing to explore the human world. Only Cross, the loyal Beta, and Rosa, the gentle healer, remained behind. They were waiting for King Maxwell and Alpha Farrell to conclude their stay, so they could all return together to the world outside the Magic Kingdom. But one large problem lingered: Delilah. She was no longer just the Luna of Blue Moon

PART TWO: This part focused more on Alec. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS LATER The grand palace of the Magic Kingdom was filled with joy and laughter. The large royal dining room sparkled with golden lights, and the smell of delicious food filled the air. The entire Royal Family sat together at the long table, smiling and talking. It was a day of celebration, full of happiness and love. Queen Delilah sat at the head of the table beside her two mates, King Maxwell and Alpha Farrell. They were surrounded by their children, strong, gifted, and beautiful. Over the years, the family had grown. After Delilah became Queen of the Magic Kingdom, she had two more children. Twins named Senai and Rhea. Today was their twenty-second birthday, and the whole family had gathered to celebrate. But not everyone at the table was smiling. “Why are you not eating your food, Rhea?” King Maxwell asked gently. He had been watching his daughter closely and noticed something was off. Rhea, usually the liveliest pe

Shola stood at the sink, washing her hands slowly. The water was warm, and it helped her steady her thoughts. She reached for the towel and dried her hands. Then, leaning closer to the mirror, she adjusted her hair and smoothed the wrinkles on her black dress. Her heart was still beating fast from the meeting. The looks from the men, especially Alec, made her feel something she couldn’t explain. She picked up her small black handbag, took a deep breath, and walked toward the door. Just as she reached for the handle, the door swung open. Alec stood there. Tall, calm, powerful. Without saying a word, he stepped inside and shut the door quietly behind him. Before she could speak or even react, he moved with startling speed. His arms pinned her gently but firmly against the wall. She gasped. Her back hit the cool surface as she looked up at him, completely caught off guard. “What are you doing?” she managed to whisper, her voice low and shaky. He didn’t speak right away. His face w