All Chapters of I Became A Lycan Princess After Rejection : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Kaelan’s pov“You say that like you expect me to be with someone planning this.”The expression I gave told him all he needed to know.“No. But with what you’ve done and with past experiences, I have to be very sure...”“And I’ve told you countless times that no, I don’t know anybody who would be in on this except me.”“You’re trying to say that the elder is acting alone?”He heaved a sigh. “Are you trying to pin something on me?”“I don’t know,” I shrugged.Then I looked around. “You seem to be comfortable in here. This is all my mother’s doing. Ever since Octava stopped coming in here to beat you senseless after what you did to us, your mother decided to be your best friend, coming in here for advice, making sure you’re comfortable. And suddenly, I’m hearing rumors of an elder who thinks that Elma and Jakeson are working together and that the alpha was in on the whole thing.”He stared at me intensely, then leaned back with a downward stare.“Fine. If you have anything in your heart

Rick’s pov I sat in my study, going through some files that were scattered on my desk. The morning light, brimming through the windows, gave the dark room a hypnotic feel. I heard approaching steps and knew, from the tempo and the heaviness of the boots hitting the ground, that it was urgent and that it was an elder. Almost on cue, the door opened, with one of my most trusted elder and advisors standing outside. “Alpha,” he bowed. He had a letter in his hand. I waved him in. He got in, closed the door, locking it, and then walked to the desk, dropping it softly on top of it. “Who is it from?” I asked. He gestured to it. “From the Lycan Kingdom.” I scoffed. “Well, that was fast. We gave him the letter when? Yesterday evening, and suddenly we have a letter now?” “From what I heard,” he continued, “the king asked for a meeting and lots of court members showed up, so they are having their meeting right now.” I scoffed. “If only I had access to most of these nuclear weap

Rick’s povHe stared at me for a while before bursting out in laughter… full, raucous laughter… which caught me off, guard. I leaned back to watch him, staying silent until he was done, before he snickered again and burst out laughing once more. I clenched my fists on my knees, holding back from lashing out at him. He was the one I needed. Lashing out would be a show of weakness, and I wasn’t about to show that to him.“Are you being serious?” he asked. “You want me to go against my alpha?”I shrugged. “Why not? It’s not like your alpha has done anything remotely nice for you.”“Yes, but you see, that’s the thing. My alpha is still my alpha. You, on the other hand, you are just a total stranger who wants me to give you a leeway to come into my pack and destroy my pack.”I shook my head. “I’m not trying to destroy your pack, Harrison. I’m trying to work with you. I’m trying to help you here. I know about your history.”“And what do you know?” he leaned forward. “What? Tell me. I’d like

Jakeson’s povI laid on the bed while the woman held her hands over my body, moving them around. She hummed, the atmosphere growing tense as I felt some sort of energy moving within me.“I can feel something,” she muttered. “An external force gripping your soul.”My eyes widened. “What is it? Can you get it out?”She kept silent, continuing with more humming.After a while, she stopped and opened her eyes.“Something is gripping you hard. It’s clear the person doesn’t want to let go.”I sat up, swinging my legs over the bed to sit up.“You’re talking about witchcraft.”She shrugged. “I can’t say for certain. I’m mostly good with checking Lycans, but wolves are different.”I folded my arms across my chest and frowned. “More discrimination. Is that all I’m going to receive in this pack?”She shook her head. “Alpha Jakeson, you are not Lycan. If Kaelan were here, I would dive deeper to find out the problem, but you’re a wolf. Most Lycans can’t handle me searching their brains and their s

Jakeson’s pov“Are you joking? You’re trying to tell me that you went back to see Thomas?” I exclaimed.“It’s crazy but it’s important for you to know that it was for a good cause.”I cleaned the blood well then folded the napkin and put it in my pocket before giving him a serious look.“Kaelan, this guy connived with Elma and kidnapped your nephew. That’s a very big line… people don’t get to cross it and come back from it. You were supposed to be his enemy, his sworn enemy. You were supposed to make his life a living hell.”He shrugged. “And I’m doing that, but we need something from him. You said it yourself: an elder came up to you and started talking about treasonous things. We need to know if there are more elders out there who are going to do Thomas-like things.”I scoffed. “I mean, if you put it that way, you’re right. We need to know who Thomas has out there.”“But did you find anything?”“No,” he shook his head. “Thomas has changed… a new leaf.”I pointed at him. “I love how