All Chapters of Revenge of The Lycan King's Fated Mate: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

KAEL The hall stretched longer than I remembered, every step pressing heavier against the floor beneath my boots, maybe because I had a lot on my mind or whatever it was. I could tell that I couldn”t wait.At that moment I was so desperate. I couldn't wait to see what was causing so much alarm as I could hear it already.The guard walked just ahead of me, his silence filled the room making me quite thrilled. He kept glancing over his shoulder, not at me, but at the floor as if afraid to meet my eyes.My chest had already tightened. Whatever he was leading me to, it was no small matter. The kind of silence in him told me enough.By the time we reached the courtyard doors, I could hear the sound of people again, this time in low murmurs. I could hear the shuffle of feet, the quiet kind of panic that spread when something dreadful had happened.“What could this be ? " I thought to myself.The doors opened, and immediately I could feel the wind breezing through the room. The courty

KAEL The council chamber was already filled when I stepped in. The air was heavy, thick with the scent of unease and tension and I could already hear everyone's heartbeat.As it was,it seemed all of this wasn't about me afterall. Slowly I was starting to see that I wasn't the only one affected by this. Matter of fact it was the entire pack. Low voices drifted through the room but fell quiet the moment I pushed the doors open. Twelve pairs of eyes turned toward me, all deep, sharp and restless. Demanding answers even when I was yet to settle down.They sat in a circle as they always did, carved chairs forming a ring around the center of the room. The fire pit glowed faintly in the middle, throwing shadows across their faces. Men and women who had served long before my time stared at me as though I carried all the answers they craved. Perhaps I did-I swallowed, hiding the unease that I felt about the situation, especially knowing that I had no answers. Not yet. Logan closed the d

LOGAN That night I couldn't find sleep and I was certain no one would with all that was happening that moment.I stood by the window of my chamber, staring into the still night that was void of stars.The torches burned low, their flames bending in the breeze, but my thoughts burned hotter than even the flames that evening.Every breath I drew felt heavy, thick with doubt and the weight of truths I’d kept buried for far too long…The meeting replayed itself in my mind. The council chamber, Kael’s voice steady against their storm of fear, Ashley’s pale face flickering in memory when she recognized the maid, and then Kael saying there was a mole.A mole?My chest tightened with a feeling of guilt. Because even before he’d said it, I had known. Deep down, I’d always known the truth but kept it all this whole time. What kind of friend does that make me?My reflection in the glass caught my eye, I looked like a man trapped in his own cage, and perhaps that’s what I was. Trapped by a sec

ASHLEY I sat there on the edge of the bed, my hands trembling in my lap, staring at the empty doorway as though he might walk back through it. It had been twenty minutes since Kael left angrily but still I could still feel the tension from all of the incidents. My fear at that moment was that he might do something dramatic or crazy that he might regret. At that moment I pressed a hand to my heart that was racing so fast it hurt. I knew Kael. I knew what that kind of fury could make him do. He was not reckless most of the time, not when it came to leading, not when the lives of the pack depended on him. Lorna stood frozen in the middle of the room, her face pale and her eyes wide. She looked as shaken as I was, though there was something else in her eyes. It felt like guilt. Maybe it was because she had been the one to tell him. “He will do something crazy,” I whispered, my voice breaking. “He is not thinking straight right now.” Lorna turned toward me, wringing her hands

ASHLEY The chamber still smelled faintly of smoke even though I knew it was only in my head and all of it had been a vision. The Truth was I couldn't take it out of my mind even after everyone had told me it was all in my head.My palms hadn’t stopped trembling since the vision, and even now, long after Kael and Logan stormed off to argue about their next move, the echo of everything clung to me enough that I sat right there thinking about a way through all of this.I sat on the edge of the bed, pressing my fingers hard into my knees just to stop my fingers from fidgeting. Lorna was quiet at first, pacing like she always did when her mind was thinking about things…Finally, she stopped near the table and looked at me.“You’re pale,” she said,her voice softer than usual. “Like you’ve just run a mile.”I let out a breath that came out shaky. “I saw too much, Lorna. You won't understand and it felt real. “Her brows pulled together, but she didn’t speak, not right away. She just came c