All Chapters of Fated To The Lycan King And His Brother : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Roisin “I don’t know!” I cried, my frustration bubbling over. “But I can’t shake this connection I feel to her, to you. It’s like her memories are mine. Every time I look at these photos, I... I feel like I’ve lived them. Like I was Azmariah, but I’m not. I don’t understand it!”Visaris' gaze softened slightly, but his voice remained firm. “You are not Azmariah, Roisin. And you could NEVER be her, I say this not as an insult but a fact. The both of you are separate, distinct souls. Whatever you are experiencing, it is not because you are her. That is practically impossible. Have you checked in with a doctor? You could be experiencing delusions because you're sick.”I had never had a bigger urge to pull out my own hair than I did at that moment. Was this really his explanation? He was basically calling me crazy!“I’m not crazy or delusional, Visaris. I'm perfectly fine and I know what I saw. I know it sounds impossible, but I can’t ignore it any longer. There’s something going on, som

Roisin I bit my lip, hesitant. Why did I fear disappointing him? I hadn't really thought of it. I just dreaded the possibility of him seeing me in a negative light.“I think... I think I’ve developed feelings for him.” I said the only thing I could think of and Visaris went rigid instantly.His face remained perfectly composed, but I could see the subtle shift in his eyes. The flicker of jealousy, however brief, was unmistakable. “Feelings,” he repeated slowly, as if the word itself was foreign to him. “For Olivine.”I didn't miss the edge in his voice. For a man who always carried himself with unwavering control, this reaction was telling. I pressed my lips together, unable to hide the smirk threatening to break free.“Don’t act like you’re not jealous, Visaris,” I teased, even though I know I’m treading dangerous waters.“Jealous?” He tried so hard to sound nonchalant. “Why would I be jealous, Roisin? I perfectly recall trying to get you two closer. If anything, I'm ecstatic my e

RoisinThe air was thick with silence, the heat of the moment still lingering between us, but the reality of what had just happened hit me like a cold wave. My chest rose and fell as I struggled to catch my breath, my pulse still racing. I was straddling him, my thighs pressed against his hips, my body humming with the aftermath of everything we had just done.And then it hit me.What had I done?I looked down at Visaris, his eyes half-lidded, a mixture of desire and something else—something darker—flickering beneath the surface. His hands, which had just gripped my hips with such urgency, slowly loosened their hold, as if he realized it too. We had crossed a line, one we couldn’t uncross, and now, we were both left to deal with the consequences."Roisin..." His voice was low, rough, and though he said my name, there was something in his tone—something guarded. “You have absolutely no idea what you— what we've done.”I quickly pushed myself off him, standing up and backing away as fas

Roisin She was right. Everything had changed the moment we arrived at the Lycan kingdom—the nightmares, the visions, the near-death experiences. They weren’t random, they were connected somehow. And it felt like whatever it was, it was getting worse.“What if this spells doom for us?” Jaeni's voice was a low growl in my mind, her unease crackling like static.I swallowed, the heaviness of dread sinking into my bones. “We have to figure it out,” I said, my voice trembling. “Whatever this is, we have to stop it.”Jaeni's agreement came swiftly. “Yes. And we can’t wait until it’s too late. But for now, we must tread carefully. We don’t know who or what is behind this.”I nodded to myself, slowly getting out of bed. The last remnants of the nightmare clung to my skin like icy fingers brushing against me, and I shivered. My body screamed for rest, but I knew I wouldn’t be able to sleep. Not after that.I headed to the bathroom, turning the faucet to cold and stepping into the shower. The

RoisinAs I waited in the guest living room for Olivine's friends to arrive, I couldn’t help but fidget for some reason. It was certainly not the first time I was meeting them, but that didn’t make their presence any less unnerving.Especially not Iridian, whose disdain for me was always barely hidden beneath the surface. To this day, I still suspected she somehow had something to do with my loose saddle incident. I needed to be careful around her. I was wearing my scent-blocking patch, as usual. I didn’t want any problems. Not today.The door swung open, and they walked in, filling the room with laughter and easy chatter. Tia and Kelly were the first to greet me, smiling warmly as they stepped inside. Tia’s soft voice reached me. "Roisin, it’s so nice to see you again! How have you been?"I returned her smile, nodding. "I’ve been well, thank you."Kelly gave me a friendly nod as he pulled Tia toward the couch. "Nice to see you again too, Roisin. Hope we aren’t intruding."“Of course