Todos os capítulos de Discarded by the Alpha, Claimed by the Cursed Lycan king : Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 100

LORA'S POV After my tense moment with Jasper, I did not allow myself to waste any more time. Immediately after leaving him, I asked Beta Ronan to begin teaching me how to fight properly.While I stayed hidden from Jasper in the human world, I spent many hours training and trying to prepare myself for danger. Still, it was clear to me that everything I practiced before was not enough for the war waiting ahead of us. I had to improve quickly and build real strength. If I failed to grow stronger, I would only slow everyone down and cause problems for them.I refused to remain helpless. I refused to continue living while depending on people who never truly wanted me beside them."Are you completely sure about this?" Beta Ronan asked again. "I honestly think you might not be prepared for sparring yet."I sighed lightly. "I have honestly forgotten how many times you have asked me that same question.""I only say it because I care about your safety," he answered sincerely."I will manage, B

A Strong Pull That Cannot Be IgnoredLORA'S POV "Please… do not leave me… "Stay with me…"A concerned voice reached me through the heavy darkness, pulling me slowly from a place that felt far away. My eyelids moved weakly as I struggled to understand where I was. His urgent words became clearer as they dragged me back into awareness. When I finally opened my eyes, I felt firm pressure of his hands pressing down against my chest in steady movements while his breathing sounded rough and hurried.Without warning, he pushed my head backward and covered my mouth with his. He forced air into my lungs before pulling away and continuing to press my chest again. The sudden action shocked me, and my mind slowly began to understand everything around me. The cold night air brushed my skin and The memory of the lake flashed back into my head. The strong weight of his hands and the fierce focus in his eyes showed his determination to bring me back.A sharp reaction rushed through my body, and I

LORA'S POVI walked ahead with firm steps, my feet hitting the ground harder than necessary, while Jasper followed a short distance behind me as we returned to the cabin. He kept space between us, and he had not spoken since our intense moment outside. I was thankful for that silence because I did not trust myself to handle another exchange with him. I hoped that each step forward would ease the tight feeling inside my chest, but it remained with me, heavy and stubborn, just like his presence behind me.After a few minutes, the cabin lights appeared in the distance, glowing softly against the dark night. Seeing that familiar sight brought relief. The lights were low, which likely meant the others had gone to sleep. That would save us from uncomfortable questions. My hair was still wet, sticking to my shoulders and back, and Jasper looked no better. His clothes were soaked and clung to his body. Anyone seeing us like this would think something had happened between us. And although thei

LORA'S POV “What do you mean I am not going?” I asked, and the shock in my voice was clear as I stepped closer to Jasper. I felt his choice settle deep inside me, shocking and disappointing. “You heard me. I meant every word,” he answered in a steady and firm voice and his eyes were cold, as if he was ready for me to argue.I stared at him, caught off guard by how direct he was. Only a short while ago, he had supported my idea and even agreed with me in front of Beta Ronan. For a brief time, I felt useful to his plan. I thought he finally saw that I could help them. But now it felt like he had shut me out again and pushed me back to where I started.“Why?” I asked again, folding my arms tight across my chest as I tried to hold back the disappointment rising inside of me. “You agreed with my plan. Is that not enough to show that I can be useful?”Jasper drew in a slow breath. For a second, his eyes softened, but the look shifted quickly. “Lora, this mission is risky,” he said in a t

LORA'S POV Three full days had gone by, and Jasper still had not opened his eyes. The mood inside the house felt heavy and tense. Each passing hour made it difficult to feel better. We had all offered to help Sandra take care of him, yet she refused every single time. She insisted she could take care of him alone. Her voice carried sharp edges, and the way she prohibited us from touching him showed clear defense, as though she was guarding him from more than illness.Watching it unfold stirred deep frustration inside me. Every part of me urged me to step in and demand answers. Why was she so firm about keeping everyone away? The longer Jasper remained unconscious, the stronger my doubts became. I paced the living room, unable to sit still, until I decided I would not wait anymore. I had to face her directly.As I turned toward the hallway, Beta Ronan stepped in front of me. His stance was firm, and his expression serious.“Lora, do not do this,” he said.I frowned at him, anger risi