All Chapters of The Fate Of The Lycan Princess : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

I felt a surge of emotions wash over me, joy and relief mixing with a sense of disbelief. "Are you serious?" I asked, my voice trembling with emotion.She nodded, a smile playing on her lips. "I've never been more serious about anything in my life," she said, her eyes locked on mine.I knew rightly well that she was going to be my mate after all, but what baffled me more was the fact that she had suggested it herself. Could that mean she was also eager to be not just my mate but also the Luna of the pack?Well, I can't say until I could conclude that was exactly what her thoughts were.As the moment for the mate marking approached, the tension in the pack was palpable. The air crackled with anticipation, and everyone's eyes were on the Alpha, waiting for the signal to begin the ritual. I knew my role was crucial in this ceremony, but little did I expect the turn of events that awaited me.Scarlett and I had been getting along well in the past few minutes leading up to the festival. Sh

"Since you suddenly pretend not to know what I'm talking about, let me make you understand." She steadied her gaze on me, and so did I. "You will serve as the mother to my unborn kids. You are not allowed to socialize with anyone in this palace. As far as I'm concerned, my chamber is the only place you are allowed to be. Anything aside from that, you will face my unquenched wrath."With this, I hissed less audibly and headed towards my chambers, expecting her to do the same. She hesitated for a while before she began to leap in twos, just so she could catch up with me.Her face was gradually beginning to brew with fear, and each time I looked at her, I felt so happy and fulfilled in myself for achieving my aim of not giving her breathing space.Maybe I had forgotten so early that she was an alpha, all that mattered to me was to watch her weep uncontrollably and worship me in all minutes of her life.She stepped into the room sluggishly as the fatigue from running was evident from her

As Jack and Valerie entered the mini bar, I couldn't help but notice the tension between us. I decided to break the silence by offering them a seat."Please, have a seat. Let's put the past behind us," I said, trying to sound cheerful.Jack hesitated for a moment before taking a seat, followed by Valerie. I poured them each a glass of wine, hoping it would help lighten the mood."Thank you for inviting us, even after everything that happened," Jack said, his voice dripping with sincerity.I nodded, not quite sure how to respond. The awkwardness in the air was palpable, and I wanted nothing more than to clear the air."I think it's time we talk about what happened," Valerie said, breaking the silence.I looked at her, grateful for her honesty. It was clear that she wanted to address the elephant in the room, and I was more than willing to oblige."I was hurt by Jack's actions, but I've come to realize that forgiveness is important," I admitted.Jack nodded, his expression filled with r

The tension in the room was palpable, each breath heavy with unspoken words and unresolved emotions. Scarlett stood by my side, her gaze fixed on the elder with a newfound sense of defiance. The elder regarded us both with a steely glare, his authority momentarily challenged by our unexpected resistance."Fine. Have it your way. But mark my words, young one. This is not over," the elder declared, his voice laced with a thinly veiled threat. I held my ground, unwavering in my resolve to protect Scarlett at all costs. The elder turned on his heel and left the hall, his presence leaving a lingering sense of unease in his wake.Once he was gone, Scarlett turned to me, her eyes shining with gratitude. "Thank you for standing up for me," she whispered, her voice filled with emotion. I smiled, wrapping my arm around her shoulders in a reassuring gesture. "Always, Scarlett. You mean everything to me," I replied, my tone sincere.We stood there in silence, the weight of unspoken words hanging

"Looks like the little princess wants to play tough," one of the men taunted, throwing a punch that I barely managed to block. I gritted my teeth, feeling the anger bubbling inside me. I knew I had to stay focused and fight back with everything I had.As the fight continued, I could hear the sounds of the struggle echoing through the empty streets. The clash of fists, the grunts of exertion, the sharp intake of breath as we all fought for dominance. I could see the determination in Brooke's eyes, the cold calculation as he directed his men to attack.But I refused to back down. With every strike, I pushed back harder, using every skill Sigil had taught me to gain the upper hand. The fight turned into a flurry of movement, a dance of pain and determination as we all fought for control."You think you can take us on, Valeria?" Brooke taunted, his voice filled with malice. But I didn't respond, focusing all my energy on the fight. I could see an opening, a chance to turn the tables. With