All Chapters of Accidentally Mated To The Ruthless Lycan King: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

ADELINE My heart was pounding violently in my chest as I silently watched the oracle stare at me. His words stung, but right now, that was the last thing I cared about. The fear that he would be able to sense my pregnancy was enough to paralyze me on the spot. I clenched my fists so hard my nails dug painfully into my palm, but I tried to keep a straight face. The oracle’s eyes narrowed as he peered at me. It almost felt like he could see right into my soul. After a few torturous moments, he finally pulled away. “Get up,” he ordered. I obeyed, resisting the urge to look down at my stomach to make sure the small bump was well-hidden. “There’s something going on…something stopping the bond from being broken smoothly without taking your life in the process,” he spoke. I didn’t trust myself to say anything so I didn’t. “I will send for you again when I return in two days,” he said. “You may leave for now.”I didn’t need to be told twice. I practically ran out of the room and found

DOMINICThe last thing I expected to see today was Adeline and Vivian in the same space, and it had taken me by surprise. Most of all, I did not expect to see them tangled up in some sort of altercation. To think that just a few minutes ago, I had been thinking of Adeline. I’d been thinking about her all day, if I was being honest. All my efforts to take her off my mind were practically useless at this point, and all I wanted was to see her. Standing in front of her earlier, I had to resist the urge to pull her close and sniff her until I’d had enough. If that were even possible. When my eyes found hers, I pretended like I did not want to stare at her forever and instead focused on the issue at hand. I had planned to see her today after I found out she had gone back to doing maid duties. I didn’t like the thought of her moving around the palace and cleaning up after everyone else like an ordinary servant, and I wanted her to stop doing that immediately. I never gave the order for h

ADELINE My heart constricted as I stared at Giselle, refusing to believe this, refusing to understand what was going on. I didn’t want to connect the dots, I didn’t want to piece things together. There was no way I was going to believe that my best friend had revealed the secret of my past to Vivian. “Giselle,” I called out shakily. My voice sounded foreign to my ears. When she looked my way, all I got was a blank stare, a coldness I had never seen in her eyes before. She looked away slowly, placing her hands behind her back and returning her attention to Vivian. It was almost like I was nonexistent to her. I took a step towards her, shock and disbelief hitting me in waves. “Giselle!” My voice was firmer, more aggressive than I had meant it to be. “What is she talking about?”“Hey, stop barking like a mad dog in my chambers,” Vivian hissed, rising to her feet. She planted herself right in front of me and folded both arms around her chest, smiling widely. Chuckling, she reached f

ADELINE “She did,” I answered. “She was antagonized by Lisa and the others when she first came to this pack.”The girl raised an eyebrow. “Giselle told you this?”Now I was unsure, wondering why she was reacting this way. I distinctly remembered Giselle telling me about the horrible experience she’d had with the omegas when she first arrived at the pack when she was encouraging me to stand up for myself. “Sorry to be the one to break this to you, Luna Adeline, but that never happened.”It felt like the wind was knocked out of me as I stared at her, parting my lips to speak but being unable to utter a single word. “W-What…do you mean? Giselle told me she was bullied. She even got into a fight with Lisa. That’s how she got the scar on her chin.”At my words, her eyes looked like they were about to pop out of their sockets. “She has always had a scar. I was born here, so I know all the servants. When she was brought to the pack, she was known for the scar. But no one really knows how

ADELINE I had no idea how much I truly needed to hear Grant’s words until he said them. Tears of gratitude filled my eyes as I nodded slowly. I wanted so badly to believe him, but a huge part of me felt otherwise. “Do you really believe that?”“Yes,” he answered firmly. “You were just a child when it happened. I see no reason why you should be punished for the mistakes of a grown man.”I sniffled, muttering some words of thanks as I wiped my face and tried to regain my composure. I had been crying so much these days my eyes felt permanently heavy and swollen. “Thank you,” I whispered. “And Dominic? What does he think?”I fiddled with my fingers, holding my breath as I waited for his response. I was convinced that Dominic hated me now, but I longed for a sign that there was still hope, that somewhere deep down he did not completely despise me. When Grant’s face fell, I felt my chest tighten. I nodded. “Right. Of course. I understand.”“His parents’ death was caused by a traitor. T