All Chapters of The Lycan Prince Maid: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

POV: CalebGina smelled terrified, and underneath the fear? Was the passion we just shared, and her intense, heady scent.Mine.Trey practically purred with savage satisfaction beneath my skin.“Open the door,” he growled. “Let the princess see exactly who belongs in our chambers.”Absolutely not, or perhaps absolutely yes. I had not decided yet.Another knock echoed through the room.“Caleb?” Lena called again.Impatience threaded through her voice now, polished and royal and sharp enough to cut skin.Behind me, Gina stared at me like I personally held her execution papers in my hands.“I should hide,” she whispered urgently.The suggestion irritated me instantly.“No.”Her eyes widened. “No?”“You have done nothing wrong.”“That has liter

POV: CalebThe scream outside the corridor ended too suddenly. One second, it echoed through the palace halls. The next, silence swallowed it whole.Trey surged violently beneath my skin. “Kill them.” I already intended to.Keith moved outside the chamber doors, his claws partially extended as another tremor shook the walls.“My prince, General Varric is rallying the western guard. The king requested—”“The king can wait.”My gaze locked onto Gina. She stood near the bed, wrapped in my coat, her face pale beneath the candlelight. Fear rolled off her in waves, but beneath it, something else pulsed. Power.The silver light flickered faintly beneath her skin again, the same unnatural glow from before. I think the attackers had come for her, and that realization ignited something primal and merciless inside me.Mine.“Caleb…” Gina whispered.I crossed the room instantly and said to her, “You stay behind me at all times.”Her eyes flashed with irritation despite the fear. “You say things l

POV: CalebFabian.Of all the hidden enemies, I had hoped his name would remain buried the longest, but no such luck.The cloaked man gave a lazy smile as palace guards filled the corridor. He showed no fear, which made him dangerous.“You should not have entered my palace,” I said.He tilted his head a little. “And yet here I stand.”Trey snarled violently. “Kill him.”“Soon,” I replied to him.The stranger’s gaze slid toward Gina again. He looked hungry, obsessed. I stepped forward and blocked his line of sight immediately.“She’s pretty,” the man mused. “The Prophet described her eyes differently, though.”“Watch what you are saying, speak carefully,” I warned.He laughed. “You really are bonded.”Lena moved beside me now, her claws partially extended. “Who are you?”The stranger gave a mocking bow. “Cassian.”I’d never heard of him. Either he was insignificant, or skilled enough to remain hidden; neither comforted me.Cassian looked toward Gina once more. “The Forgotten have searc

His fingers hooked into the waistband of my underwear and pulled them down. The fabric slid over my hips, my thighs, then pooled at my ankles. I stepped out of them clumsily while his hand found my bare cunt, fingers sliding through the slickness there, and I cried out: a sharp, embarrassing sound that filled the room."Quiet," he said, but his voice was strained. "The walls have ears.""Then give me something to be quiet about," I demandedHis eyes flashed. Two fingers pushed into me without warning, thick and sure, and my hips jerked forward. The stretch was sudden, perfect, and I bit down on my lip hard enough to taste copper. His fingers curled inside me, searching, and when they found that rough spot of nerves, my vision went white at the edges."There," he said, like he was cataloging the information. "That's where you like it."I couldn't answer. His thumb found my clit, pressing in tight circles while his fingers worked me open, and I was already close, like I'd been wound up

POV: CalebThe council meeting only worsened, even among Lycans; our political terrain is full of selfish sycophants ever pursuing interests and factional agendas. The current situation has created a gap for them to exploit; an attack on the palace grounds has created the loophole.Now, with the palace breached, not only is the royal family's safety at risk, but also the fragile balance between Lycans and humans. One wrong move could cost lives, shatter alliances, and set off a conflict that threatens supernatural order itself.We are still fighting border skirmishes with other territories. I have only worried about rogue attacks and wolf packs with divided loyalties. With the current situation, there is a need to be prepared for further problems that might still crop up.My mind flashed back to Mother's warnings of impending chaos, and indeed she was right; her cryptic statements, as always, made it difficult to take any active steps.As a prince, I am a politician as well as a warri