บททั้งหมดของ Discarded by the Alpha, Claimed by the Cursed Lycan king : บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 110

LORA'S POV I was beginning to worry that the potion Daniella had worked on day and night would not be finished when we needed it. Time was moving fast as we packed for the trip ahead, and every item I placed inside my bag reminded me of how serious this mission was. Luckily for me, I had just placed the last of my clothes inside when Daniella walked into my room. She looked tired, but there was quiet pride in her eyes. “Take this,” she said as she handed me a small bottle that was tightly sealed. “It is ready. I could only make one dose of the oil and one dose of the drink. You have only one chance. Follow the steps exactly as I told you. If you make a mistake, it may fail. And if it fails, we start again from nothing.” I managed to hold the bottle carefully as my hands felt unsteady around the bottle. “Are you certain it is safe?” I asked. “I desperately want Jasper to heal truly. But if there is even a small risk that this could harm him, I will not do it.” Daniella placed h

LORA'S POV I froze when the hunter spoke those words, and my heart began to beat fast as I looked straight at him. His smile grew wider when he saw my reaction. “What do you mean by that?” I asked, forcing my voice to stay strong even though fear and anger were twisting inside me.The hunter turned his eyes to me, moving slowly and carefully, then shifted his gaze back to Jasper. “I have heard the rumors,” he said in a sharp and mocking tone. “A woman with alpha blood and the strength of the golden wolf is worth more than any amount of money.” His smile became sly. “If you truly want my help, Alpha, then I want her. You do not know how many powerful alphas were ready to pay just to use her to bear their heirs. She would give them the perfect child.”My hands closed into fists, and heat rose in my chest as anger pushed upward.“I am not something to be traded,” I said, though my voice shook a little.Before I could speak again, Jasper moved in front of me. His wide back blocked me f

LORA'S POV I had never known that the bar had a hidden room at the back. From the outside, it looked like an ordinary place meant only for drinking and secret meetings. When Beta Ronan and I were taken through a narrow passage behind the main hall, the feeling around us changed immediately. The air felt thick and heavy around me, and the weak glow from a single bulb hanging above could barely light the way. Each step we took made the sounds from the bar fade until they were almost gone. By the time we reached the room, it felt completely separate from the lively place we had left behind.The room was dark, tight, and clearly very old. The walls looked worn out, and it was clear that no one had cared to repair this place for many years. The smell of old drinks mixed with a faint metal scent, making the air feel unpleasant in my nose and throat. A few people were seated at small tables placed far apart from one another, but the low voices they had been using stopped the moment we walke

LORA'S POV The next morning, the hotel dining room felt heavy with tension. Bright sunlight poured through the tall glass windows and spread across the polished floor and neatly arranged tables. The warm light should have made the room feel calm, yet it did nothing to soften the tight mood around our table. Plates and cups were already set, and the smell of fresh coffee filled the air, but no one seemed in the mood to enjoy it. Every movement felt watched, and every small sound felt louder than it should have been.Arthur, the hunter, sat back in his chair as if nothing in the room troubled him. He lifted his cup and took slow, unbothered sips, his sharp eyes moving from one person to another before resting briefly on Jasper and then on me. His posture was relaxed, and his face carried a careless expression, as though the tension meant nothing to him.“Good morning,” he said with a casual smile, raising his cup slightly as if greeting friends instead of uneasy allies.That small acti

LORA'S POV As we got close to the gate of the Arcade Pack land, the silence around us felt wrong. There were no voices, no howls, no guards calling out, and no signs of life. A pack area should never feel this empty. The silence made my chest feel tight, and my breathing slowed without me trying to. It felt as though even the wind was careful not to make a sound, and that only made the place feel more unsettling.I looked around carefully, my heart beating faster. Something was not right. Packs were always alert, especially when strangers came near their land. But here, there was nothing. No challenge. No warning. Just stillness. The lack of reaction made me more nervous than open hostility ever could.Arthur spoke first, his voice low and careful. “This place is not acting normal.” His hand went to the weapon at his side, and his eyes moved from one dark corner to another, as if he expected someone to appear at any moment.Jasper got down from his horse, moving slowly as he studied