All Chapters of DESTINED TO BE QUEEN: LYCAN KING UNEXPECTED MATE : Chapter 161 - Chapter 163

“I thought you said no one could break through the barrier?” King Alexander’s voice shook the golden walls of the grand palace hall. His eyes were wide with fear, and his lips trembled. He was shouting at Rowan, his mate, his partner in darkness. Tension was everywhere. They were both shocked. Neither of them ever thought that Delilah could break through the barrier. They knew only someone born of magic can break through that barrier. However, that one was not ordinary. It was protected by evil shadows of the past. But now. Delilah broke through it and not one shadow survived her fire. It was unbelievable. Rowan folded her arms and glared at him. “Why are you yelling at me?” she snapped back. “This is your fault, not mine.” Although, Rowan knew this might happen. She has seen the future. It was the reason she wanted to end Delilah'. Alexander paced across the hall, his heavy boots echoing. “The barrier was supposed to hold! It was sealed with blood magic! No one, not even the

Chapter 154 The war was over. At least, that’s what everyone around Delilah believed. But deep in her heart, the unease still lingered. A quiet storm brewed within her, whispering that something was not yet finished. Still, the Magic Kingdom rejoiced. From every corner, songs of celebration echoed. Laughter filled the air. Lights, real and magical, shimmered across the skyline like stars dancing in daylight. The people were rejoicing. After years of darkness and fear, their queen had returned. And with her, peace. Queen Eleora was welcomed back with honor. The elders and nobles lined the streets as she passed. Flowers rained from the sky, delicate, glowing petals that shimmered like stardust. The royal family, along with the Alphas and their mates, were escorted to a luxurious royal resort near the palace. It was a grand lodge surrounded by glowing trees and a flowing crystal river. Birds that glowed with soft pastel feathers flew over the rooftop and sang melodious tunes all nigh