All Chapters of Chosen for the Lycan : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

LeonI broke things over and over again. I punched the wall, and I tore my room apart.How could I have missed the signs? Why couldn't I see what was there in front of me all along? The truth, that's all it was, an ugly ugly truth to stare at. Who did I think she was? An innocent girl who didn’t know how evil the world could be. A girl who had a chance at being loved and respected? She had fooled me so completely, and I let myself fall for it. I believed her when she told me her life story. Anger coursed through me like fire, consuming the last dregs of my sanity. It was almost a relief to let it take hold of me. Rage consumed the sorrow and left little room for regret. The anger was all I could feel anymore. All I needed to keep me sane. It was the only way to avoid losing control. I needed to focus on the now. Nothing else mattered at this point. There was nothing else that I cared about other than the hatred I felt towards her right now. It was all I knew how to do anymore. My

AvaThe hours crawled by slowly and with each second, dread filled my heart. I could already feel it tightening around my chest like a noose, ready to suffocate me if I was not careful. My fingers dug into the flesh of my palms while sweat dripped from the tip of my nose. The smell of fear and sweat mingled inside my nostrils until they became one.Even my wolf felt defeated inside of me , as she was no longer there to protect her precious territory. Her mate would never return. She would have to face the truth of her loneliness. My stomach churned at the thought of this new reality. I wanted nothing more than to escape from all of this. Nothing but to tell the King I was innocent, to prove myself, prove my innocence. I had never been unfaithful.The child was his, formed out of pure desire. I cried in despair. My wolf whined at my loss as she fought to regain control of herself. My hands shook as they now gripped my dress. As soon as the tears stopped flowing freely down my cheeks,

AvaI walked off with no idea where I was going, just endless woods that stretched far and wide, the sky a deep grey, as the sun set into them. It didn't look like any place I had ever seen before, not one bit familiar. I couldn't even tell how far from my home it was, for all I knew I could be hundreds of miles away by now. And it didn't matter, because there wasn't a single person around. The only sounds were the rustling leaves above me, the occasional cawing from what felt like an enormous raven circling high above, or the chirping of various birds in the trees around me. And then there was the faint sound of a stream running somewhere close by, which made my heart skip a beat. A stream meant water, and I needed water badly. I hadn't had anything to drink since last night.So I headed that way, and sure enough, it was a stream, and I drank greedily from it like I never had before, and it did little more than fill the hole in my stomach. I choked on my tears as I drank some mor

Leon I had been a drunk mess. I wasn't supposed to feel this sober but it was hard not to when your brain kept going back to that night. You were just at the wrong place, with the wrong people. It always seemed to be something like that. “Enough of this madness Leon! Get your act together!” Mother yelled from the corner of my chamber, disappointed at the mess she had seen.I let out a chuckle that had a bitter aftertaste and replied, “Yeah right mother, as if that would happen! This is me trying my hardest, you know?” She looked over at me from her position and frowned in response, shaking her head slightly.“Be a man! People are starting to gossip you know, that you are in this state because of that riffraff and I know better than to believe it! You can't possibly be like this because of her right? ” she said as if I didn't already know.I rolled my eyes and sighed loudly, “You're pushing it, mother. Use the door!” I said, pointing towards the door. “No! I would not. What is wro

AvaThey left me, and when they returned, I was still curled up in a corner with no clue where I was. There was a hole in my heart like someone had tried to take a chunk out of it with a chisel. I didn’t know if that would be worse than the emptiness in the space between worlds. “You are awake” The said leader seemed surprised by this fact, but pleased as well. He looked at me curiously, his hazel eyes seeming to study my face like he wanted to memorize every detail about me. It made me uneasy.I looked at the other men behind him, who were looking at me too. They all wore different clothes, different expressions. Some were kinder than the leader, most of them weren't. They all stared at me with the same look. A mixture of curiosity and distaste. “Do you want anything?”I shook my head not trusting myself to speak even if I could answer them. What would they do to me if I did? Would they keep me locked away for days or weeks while they planned how best to torture me? Torture me f