Todos os capítulos de The Lycan Prince Maid: Capítulo 121 - Capítulo 130

POV: GinaI did not really spend the night in my old room; I had thought no one would notice, but apparently becoming a royal representative between the Bears and the Lycans had truly upgraded my status.So, my treatment was also upgraded. Now I even had a maid assigned to me.Her face was unfamiliar, since I was not that accustomed to meeting all of the serving maids even when I was a prince.Comfort and luxury are truly how I would describe my new space in the palace, but strangely I felt unwelcome as compared to Maren’s old hut.By night, I had my dinner, a sumptuous spread that I had only had a bit of when I was eating with Prince Caleb in the past.But that was not the only new thing; now I can boldly say I have a meeting with the King of Lycans.This morning after my breakfast, a guard requested to see me.“Princess Gina, the king requests your presence. Once you are ready, I am to lead you there,” he stated respectfully.Even though I had seen him before, I still needed to be s

POV: LenaI found Keith exactly where I expected him to be — in the small records office near the guard barracks, surrounded by stacks of paper he had clearly been sorting through for hours."You look like you haven't slept," I said, setting down a cup of tea in front of him."I haven't, much." He rubbed his eyes and glanced up, a warm expression crossing his face despite the exhaustion. "You didn't have to bring that.""I wanted to." I sat across from him, watching him work for a moment before continuing. "Caleb told me about Mary and what Gina noticed in the garden.""It fits with what I already suspected." He tapped a folder in front of him. "This is the account trail I found weeks ago. Small payments, routed carefully, going back well over a year. I couldn't prove where they came from before, but now that we know to look harder—""You think you can find the source.""I think I am close." He looked up at me, his expression becoming serious. "I keep thinking about what Gina said. Tha

POV: CalebThe soldier's name was Bramwell, and by the time I had finished questioning him a second time, alone, in a private room away from the training yard.I learned enough to know there was more beneath the surface than a single bad decision."Who told you to hurt the recruit?" I asked plainly, allowing no opportunity for rambling."Nobody told me anything, Your Highness. It was an accid

Everyone important, even those remotely important, was invited, so the council hall was fuller than I had ever seen it, every seat filled, and even the standing room was crowded along the walls. The Lycan nobles, wolf pack elders, Pack Alphas, Thorne and his officers, were all gathered to hear what the incident at Millbrook meant for everyone.Lucien opened the session with a brief, grim summary of what we had found, and then, for the first time, he yielded the floor over to me directly instead of speaking on my behalf."Gina has information relevant to understanding this threat," he said. "I ask that this council listen to her as an authority and consider her words, not just satisfy your curiosity."I stood at the center of the large chamber, my hands steady despite the nervous flutter in my chest, and addressed the room fully for the first time."What attacked Millbrook, and the villages before it, are called the Migroir," I said."They are an an

POV: GinaMaren listened to our account of the shared vision without interrupting, her expression growing more serious with every detail we relayed."Shared premonitions between bonded pairs are rare," she said, once we had finished. "I've only read about them in the old records. It usually means the bond itself has grown strong enough to carry more than simple emotion between you now.""Is that dangerous?" Caleb asked."Not inherently. It means you're becoming attuned to each other in ways that go beyond ordinary connection." Maren's expression sharpened. "What concerns me more is the content of the vision itself. A scream that sounds like Mary's, tied directly to the burning of the ritual site.""You think it's a warning," I said."I think it's worth taking seriously, regardless of what it turns out to mean." She rose, moving toward the door. "We should speak with King Lucien; this is exactly the kind of thing he will want to know immediately."We found the king in his study; he lis