All Chapters of COME BACK OF THE SCARFACE PRINCESS : Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Lyanna's POVHannah's whisper made me jump. "Ma'am Lyanna?"For a second I thought the floor had split open beneath me. I turned and tried to smooth the pulse back into my throat. The throne room's distant clamor fanned the edge of my nerves."It's only you," I said, forcing my voice low as I led her down the corridor. "Not here. My room."Hannah's frown dug into her forehead as she glanced over her shoulder. "You've been near the throne all day. What were you doing?""Let's go into my room first," I said, dragging her along."You have been spying on his highness for days now," she said, her steps hesitant. "What's really going on?"I didn't respond as I kept walking."Where's Aria?""She should be in her room." Her answer came half-heartedly."Get her and come to my room."She was still standing."Now!" I snapped, and she picked to her heels.Ever since Elora left the place, Hannah and Aria had been a tempest—blaming me for not keeping watch over the Luna. They even threatened to ask

Dravin's POV"We aren't going to sit here and wait three days, are we?" Soren’s voice broke through the silence. For once, it didn't irritate me—I had no strength left for anger."I'm thinking, Soren." My tone was flat and tired as I lifted my head from the object I’d been focusing on. "You should try that too."He paced a step closer. "We need to act.""If we make a wrong move, we might lose Elora. Or every wolf those bastards might still be holding.""But sitting idle isn't a plan either, Alpha."My patience thinned as my voice rose. "And who told you I was waiting around?"The room fell quiet again."Do you think Avala had a hand in this?" I finally asked. The thought alone drew blood to my eyes. That would explain her sudden return under the guise of warning us against the Outlanders—and taking Elora away."I don't think so," Soren said carefully. "She barely made it here alive. She risked everything to warn us about those creatures.""Or maybe that was part of the show. To make he

Dravin's POV"Bring them into the palace. They are my guests." I watched the female Alpha smirk at a guard the way a spider admires a struggling fly.Beside her was the man she had brought along to pretend to be her husband... because the things she had told me a day before, showed she could kill him if given a chance.He moved like someone still learning how to stand in someone's shadow — his shoulders too tight and his smile rehearsed."Who is he?" I asked once we were in the throne room."I am Alpha—" He began, but she cut him off with a glance."He is Jude and Juliet's father, Your Highness." Her voice skimmed the room, light and arrogant."From the list of attributes you mentioned about him, you never told me he was dumb."A flicker passed between them, and he straightened. "I am Alpha Corvin of the BlackOut Pack.""Your name sounds rhythmically close to mine," I murmured. "I hope she didn't put you up to that.""No, Your Highness. That's my name," he replied."And how are you co

Larry's POVWe rode like wolves on a hunt. No mercy, no hesitation. BlackOut Pack's banner snapped in the wind as we crossed the border. The plan was clear: take the female Alpha alive, shred the Pack. Vince's order was simple—kill anyone who interfered."Remember!" I said as we hit the main road. "Kill everyone. The female Alpha is mine."They grinned like the hungry rogues they were. As we ran into the Pack, they answered, "Yes, boss."Screams soon erupted within the Pack, and the battle started proper. The BlackOut fighters hit like men possessed. But these weren't the hardened armies I'd faced before. Their zeal was gone, their movements floppy, almost slow.I dug my sword into a throat without thinking. The smell of blood filled the air. A guard gasped and then dropped.Something wasn't right as both Alphas weren't present. They used to be in the leading front. Had they gotten a hunch of what was planned for them?I saddled my horse as I made it deeper into the Pack, taking down

Dravin's POVThe day had just begun to break, and the end of it had signified two wasted days. I couldn't let those bastards hurt my Elora."Can these horses go any faster?" I pulled the reins tight. The beast under me tossed its head; the veins at its flank strained."Alpha, you would weaken them if they keep moving at this pace," Soren said worriedly as the horses neighed.Corvin pointed down the slope. "We have faster rides down, Alpha." He pointed towards some pale, odd contraptions—large wheeled carriages I'd never seen before, men moving around them with efficient, nervous hands."Those?" I snorted. "We'll not trade the steady tread of hooves for magic toys.""Alpha, they're fast," Corvin said. "We can leap miles at a push.""Faster than these horses?""Yes, Alpha.""I don't trust it," I said. "We use the horses. We will take breaks at intervals, stopping to get them fed, then we continue. You can come back for your carriages when the war is over, or ask your men to bring them."