Lahat ng Kabanata ng Revenge of The Lycan King's Fated Mate: Kabanata 111 - Kabanata 120

KAEL The night air was cold brushing against my skin as I stepped out into the garden afterwards leaving her behind me.I sighed deeply. Taking a look around the sky above was a deep shade of blue, fading into black where the moonlight failed to touch.In a way I thought the night should be calm but it wasn't, it was far from it and was leaving me so frustrated enough that I dragged a hand through my hair, trying to push away the thoughts that had been haunting me for days.“Why is Ashley this way?” I thought to myself.Every time I looked at her, I saw the fear she tried so hard to hide and no matter how many times I told her she was safe, I knew deep down that something wasn’t right.I walked across the garden, the crunch of the stone filled the night as the wind carried the faint scent of roses and wet soil.Just for a second, I wished I could just breathe it all in and let it calm me but my chest wouldn’t stop racing.I had seen the way she looked earlier looking all distant,and

KAELThe late afternoon sun hung low over the garden filling the spaces where we stood still without answers.For me I was in a state of confusion as I had been thinking of a way to express how I felt about all the conversation with Logan who stood opposite me, with his arms folded and jaw clenched.He was angry as I was , though it was a kind of stubborn anger that had become far too common between us lately.“You’re wasting time, Kael,” he said quickly.His voice was rough from frustration. “Every hour we sit here doing nothing, he’s getting further ahead…You know that as much as I do.”I stared down at the ground, running my fingers over the worn edge of my wristband. My thoughts were a mess, spinning between what we knew, what we feared, and what we could actually prove.“It’s not about doing nothing,” I muttered. “It’s about not making another mistake. We rush in now, we might lose everything.” I chipped in.I was hoping that he understood where all of these were coming from

LOGAN The rain hadn’t stopped all night even with the heaviness that It came with upon our souls, I watched as it trickled down with my heart pacing as it drummed softly against the windshield. I sat in the parked car, staring at my phone screen like it held the answers I didn’t want to hear mostly that morning.The breezing wind came in through the air vent of the car warming us slowly. I turned to Kael sitting not too far.“Eldrin still wasn’t picking up.” I muttered.“I've been calling for the past thirty minutes and it has been three times already…” I muttered.He said nothing but instead alighted the car while lighting a cigar ,by now the rain was only a drizzle.“Call him again…” He muttered.I watched as he walked away. By now Kael was standing a few feet with his jacket hood pulled over his head as he spoke with one of the guards near the main entrance.I stared in his direction for a while as the pack house loomed behind him.When he came back, his expression was calm as

ASHLEY The rain had eased to a soft drizzle by the time they returned.All that while all we've done was express our worry about where they've gone too as it had been hours..The faint rumble of thunder still lingered far away somewhere in the distance but inside the house, everything was quiet aside the sound of my heart beat.I stood by the window, with my arms crossed, watching as Kael’s car pulled up near the compound gate. For a minute or two relief washed over me first, but it didn’t last long. Lorna came up beside me, her expression was one of excitement mixed with relief as well.“They’re back,” she whispered.I nodded, but my heart still thudded hard.“About time,” I muttered, though what I really meant was thank the Moon they made it back at all…From where we stood, we could see Logan step out first, his face drawn and tired from wherever they've been. Kael followed soon after, saying something to him before heading toward the house. I could hear the sound of their foots

KAEL The rain hadn’t fully stopped when I opened my eyes again. It felt like it was going to be another rainy day ahead in those early hours of the morning.This time however, It came in slow I quiet drops against the roof, steady enough to fade everything again into a blur of that feeling of early morning silence. You know it right?For a long while, I didn’t move from where I was. All I did was just lay there, staring at the faint shape of the ceiling while my thoughts refused to settle.Ashley was asleep beside me, turned slightly toward the wall. Her breathing was soft now, nothing like the restless, uneven rhythm from earlier when she had her vision.As it was, the shawl she had used earlier was still at the foot of the bed, half-soaked with raindrops. I reached for it, shaking off the damp before laying it over the chair. As I did my fingers brushed against the wooden frame of the window and pushed open as the cold found its way into me again.This time the scent of ra