All Chapters of Revenge of The Lycan King's Fated Mate: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

WARLORDI had not planned for this.When I came to Kael’s pack, it was only to honor his word and to see with my own eyes how his Luna managed in his absence. Kael had always spoken highly of her, and I trusted his judgment. But fate, it always has a cruel way of laughing at us.When I asked to meet Lady Lorna, it was not out of curiosity alone. I had heard rumours of her name long ago. The woman Kael once held close. The woman the moon rejected in place of another. I wanted to see her for myself, nothing more.But the moment she stepped in and looked at me, everything inside me broke. There was this pull, this fire I couldn't withstand. It burned inside of me, pulling me to a sudden weakness.My wolf roared so loudly inside me, I almost wanted to rush to her. For years, I had searched for my mate. Through battles, through countless packs, through cold nights where my heart remained empty. And all this time… she was here. Under the roof of my closest friend.I did not show it, I coul

LORNA My heart was aching and I had no idea why. Maybe, that's because I just watched my so-called mate leave without even saying a goodbye. Maybe, it's because I was refusing to believe fate had other plans for me outside being with Kael.I wanted to consider this feeling I feel for him, I wanted to look past the pain of leaving with another man and watching the man I love stand by the side of another woman who never knew how we started together.I lost the appetite to eat. Mira tried her best to convince me to eat, but nothing felt alright to me. I needed to heal from this pain. I needed to heal from this realization or I'd die even before trying.The way he looked at me, it hurt me deeper than anything else. That was the look of pain, sadness, like he knew I was carrying much more than I admitted. I would have just agreed. I would have told him how I felt the moment his eyes fell on mine, after all, he was the kind of man every woman would die for. But no. Looks don't count all t

ASHLEY I didn't show how terrified I was, staring right in the eyes of the monster from my dream. He kept coming closer until he got to the centre of the room, stopping there.“How did you get here?” I asked, my face twisting to a frown. “And what the hell do you want from the Lycans?”He laughed for a while, then stopped, staring at me like I was stupid to have that. “I got here myself,” he said. “All thanks to your weak security.”“Weak security?” I scoffed. “You can say that again. Well, we both know it's either you killed my guards, or you had a spy who helped you in.”He raised an eyebrow. “Impressive of you to think like that. But don't you think I can walk in on my own without either of that? I'm not one of those weak wolves–”I didn't let him finish talking, I cut him short. “Save your breath, Mr. I'm not interested to know what type of wolf you are. Now, if you don't mind doing the both of us a favour by getting out of my room, and the pack house or I call the guards on you.

ASHLEY The next day was like tears of joy. I couldn't contain the happiness in me as I watched Kael's chariot ride in. Myself, Lorna, and the entire elders stood at the entrance to welcome him. When he emerged from the chariot, he had this victorious smile on his face. Like he had just conquered a war no one could win.I didn't wait for him, I quickly rushed to huge him. “Welcome home, Alpha.” I said in between happiness. “You definitely don't know how much I've missed you.”“I can see it in your eyes,” he smiled, staring at me for a moment before looking at the elders behind. Returning his gaze to me, he asked. “How have you been?”I childishly smiled. I've been doing pretty good so far, encountering so many situations, yet standing out like the Luna I am. Most especially, I did what I never thought I'd do… I proved the Warlord right in his expectations.“What?” He smiled at my childishness. “Tell me something I don't know.”“Well,” I said. “We'll discuss it some other time. Right

ASHLEYPacing around my quarters I stood still for a second, the silence of my chambers was so certain and obvious that one would tell when a pin dropped.Still my heart didn't find that peace that seemed to fill up the entire pack. The feeling of frustration and anxiety about the words and secrets that I was still keeping from Kael pressed on me deeply , so suffocating until I couldn’t take it anymore. Yes, I promised myself I’d tell him. No more hiding. …No more pretending everything was fine when the truth was gnawing at my insides bit by bit. It was the tenth time that I had tried walking to his door and had stopped myself from knocking when the sound of his laughter had filtered out of the walls.I couldn't bring myself to ruin the moment, however one factor played in my mind and that was the fact that Kael deserved to know.At this moment I pictured his reaction, the fire in his eyes, the storm in his voice, the way his rage could shake these walls whenever I’d tell him . I