All Chapters of Accidentally Mated To The Ruthless Lycan King: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

ADELINEThe sun wasn't even up when I climbed out of bed. The room was cold, and my stomach felt like it was doing backflips. I sat on the edge of the couch for a few minutes, breathing slowly. I had to wait for the world to stop spinning before I could stand up. Unfortunately, this was my new normal. Every morning started with a fight just to stay upright.And sleeping just a few feet away from Dominic and Vivian was not helping either. Aside from the fact that I felt hollow when I realized they were in the same bed, it wasn't an easy task trying to hide my morning sickness from them. Everyday I would awaken at the crack of dawn and rush to the toilet to get the sick out of me. Then quickly after, I would freshen up and leave the room before either of them woke up so I wouldn't have to cross paths with them. I preferred to start my mornings in a light mood. Today, I followed the exact routine. As soon as I finished, I headed down to the kitchens. As I got closer to the back of the

ADELINEI turned over in my bed for the umpteenth time, unsure of why I was feeling so uncomfortable tonight. I sighed and turned back to my original position facing the ceiling. Could it be because of Dominic and Vivian?They were in the big bed together. Even without looking, I could feel the heat of the bond pulling at me. My wolf was pacing in my head, restless because her mate was so close and yet so far away. It was a physical ache in my chest that I did not ask for, and hated with every fiber of my being. But there were things beyond my control, and my wolf’s feelings were one of them. The bond between Dominic and I was something that could not be denied no matter how much I tried. All I could do right now was ignore it. Suddenly, a wave of nausea hit me. It was like a punch to the stomach. One second I was fine, and the next, my mouth was watering and my throat felt tight. I squeezed my eyes shut, praying for it to stop. No, not now. Go away. Please, just go away. I wait

ADELINE The past few days had consisted of me being extra careful around Vivian and Dominic, and overseeing the audit for the pack, and I was very much sick of it. Which was why I woke up feeling invigorated today. Training was set to resume today and it was only just dawning on me how much I missed being on the field, away from everything else, building my strength, sweating, learning to defend myself. I missed it so much that I could hardly wait for noon. To make sure I would be free, I got up early to complete all the tasks I had for the day, then picked out my training outfit and combat boots. Once it was time, I practically raced to the training field. My wolf was eager as well because it had been a while since we were out and free in nature. “Adeline?” A voice called out to me when I reached the field. I turned around and a smile appeared on my face immediately as I jogged forward to meet Grant. “Hi, it’s good to see you,” I said with a smile. When he moved forward to hug

DOMINIC“I…I didn’t mean it like that,” Adeline said quickly, appearing flustered. “I just meant that it was you who started my training and it’s only right that you finish it.”“I know what you meant,” I said. ‘Liar,’ Draco taunted. “And the answer is still no,” I continued, ignoring his voice. I saw Adeline’s jaw clench as she held my gaze for a few moments. Then finally, she stepped back. “Alright. If that’s what you want, so be it. I’ll go back to Beta Grant. After all, he’s the one I wanted in the first place. Thank you for your time, Alpha.”With a bow that felt disrespectful, she turned around and walked out before I had the chance to say anything else. I stood there, stunned. “What the hell just happened?”‘Well, she just compared you to Grant. Oh wait, actually, she called him better. She prefers him. Nice going, you’ve outdone yourself this time.’“Don’t be sassy with me,” I hissed, hating that I was affected by what Adeline thought of me. Draco only scoffed. ‘This is

ADELINEThe last three days had been nothing short of a living nightmare, and yet, I had never felt more alive.Unfortunately for me, Dominic kept his word. When he said fourteen times a week, he meant it. He had been working me to the bone, pushing me until my lungs felt like they were on fire. Every morning at dawn and every evening at six, I was on the training field. If my form was off, he barked a correction. If I was slow, he made me run more laps.But through all of this; my annoyance because I knew he was doing this on purpose, and the exhaustion seeping through my bones each day, I was actually getting better. My feet had become steadier, my reflexes were sharpening, and the wooden staff didn’t feel like a clumsy object in my hands anymore. For the first time in a while, I felt like I could actually defend myself. And much better than all those weeks ago when I first started training. And, God, I was starting to enjoy it.‘It’s not the training you’re enjoying,’ Tara purre