All Chapters of The Lycan Princess' Revenge : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Alisa---I had to time the return of my pigeon accordingly, but I knew it would not be an easy journey for Elis. That was why I ensured I only communicated with my brother's castle when it was necessary, and this was necessary.I had written the letter last night, and for the first time in this accursed place, I was given a miracle. When I checked the roster, I found out that I had been given yard duty. It was strenuous, and under that hot sun, it would be downright torturous, but it would give me the perfect time to give Elis the letter.I wiped the sweat off my brow, almost groaning from exhaustion as I watched the coast for Elis. There was a huge chance she wouldn’t fly by today, but I had to hold on to hope and take every opportunity. Yet, despite all that, I had to admit that I was distracted. The Beta plagued my mind like a curse. I could not wrap my mind around what had happened that night. Suddenly, nothing made sense. Had he truly seen me? Had what happened just been in my h

Alisa~He lunged at me, but this time I was ready. I slashed the knife out, catching him across the cheek. He roared in pain, stumbling back, and I used the distraction to scramble to my feet. My ribs protested with every breath, but I ignored the searing pain, my mind laser-focused on one thing: survival.The guards closed in around me, forming a circle. There was no way out. My heart pounded in my chest, my blood roaring in my ears. I could feel the darkness around us, the shadows thickening, responding to my fear and anger. I had one shot with Kora weakened now. I had to act now even but I would have to make sure they did not survive. I had nothing to lose.I lunged forward, but the nearest guard caught my arm, twisting it painfully behind my back. I cried out as another grabbed my other arm, forcing me down to my knees. The knife was ripped from my grasp, clattering uselessly to the floor. I struggled against their hold, but my strength was waning, the Lunar Veil still suppressing

Alisa~I froze, my heart pounding in my chest. How could he possibly know about my abilities? My shadow manipulation was a closely guarded secret, one we had taken great pains to conceal. It was a taboo—people with my gift were executed.He turned his head slightly, as if sensing my inner turmoil. "I have known for four months. Ever since you began spying on this castle."What?! My mind raced, weighing my options. If he truly knew what I was capable of, escaping would be futile. "What do you want from me?" I asked cautiously.He took a measured step toward me. "A conversation. Nothing more."I raised an eyebrow, skepticism creeping in. "You expect me to believe that?" I was tempting fate, and I knew it.He sighed softly. "Believe what you will, but if I intended you harm, we wouldn't be speaking right now."A tense silence settled between us. Finally, I mustered the courage to ask, "Why did you save me?"His gaze softened just a fraction. "Because what happened to you should never hap

Alisa~With a swift, unrelenting motion, Rowan tore my nightgown, the fabric shredding like it was nothing in his grip. My breath hitched as the cool air hit my skin, but the sensation didn’t last long before his mouth descended, hot and demanding, onto the exposed peak of my breast. His lips wrapped around the sensitive flesh, his teeth grazing just enough to make me arch into him, a sharp moan escaping my lips.His tongue flicked against the taut, swollen peak, sending bolts of pleasure through my body. The sensation was overwhelming, intoxicating, and I couldn’t think, couldn’t focus on anything but the way his mouth claimed me, the way his hands gripped me tighter, possessive and unyielding.“Rowan…” I gasped, my voice barely recognizable, full of need and desperation. My hands tangled in his hair, pulling him closer, urging him to keep going, to never stop. The fire in my veins burned hotter with every second, and I felt like I was going to explode from the intensity of it all.H

Alisa~My blood ran cold, and I must have looked at him as if he were insane, because evidently, he was."Do you have a death wish?" I whispered harshly. "You know he will—""Kill me?" He chuckled lightly, and what scared me was that I could actually hear the amusement in it. Did he really find this funny?Without much thought, I slapped him across the chest, my heart thudding loudly. Did he not understand the ramifications of what he was asking of me? "You really want to die that badly?" I demanded. What was wrong with me? Despite all that he had said, he was still basically a stranger and even the enemy. Yet, I was wrought with panic and worry for the life he seemed so eager to toss away."Death?" he murmured, his gaze going distant as if he saw something that I couldn’t. "I have longed for it, yet it has always eluded me."My jaw almost hit the ground at the absurdity of his words."But before I pay for each life that I have taken, I must ensure the innocents do not die in vain. Th