All Chapters of Seven Years A Lie: The Lycan Princess Returns : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

 Evelyn’s POV The rowdiness that followed my response made me slightly excited. I never knew elders could be this childish. They aren’t even allowing themselves to be heard.  “Enough!” Alex hollered, his jaws tightening.  With that look on his face, I can tell he is about to hit the wall and they know better than to test his patience.  “Alpha, this omega is mocking us and playing with our lives. Are you going to allow her to do that?” An elder inquired.  &ldqu

 Evelyn’s POV “I will need to speak to those guards to give a detailed account of what happened during the attack. Someone must have noticed something.” I said to Peter just as we were returning from the site inspection.   He bobbed his head in response, “Do you intend to speak to everyone at once or should we split?”  “No, I want to speak to each one of them. That way I can get their different opinions. Who knows if their testaments might differ?”  “You are right, my lady,” Peter replied, pausing abruptly. 

 Alexander’s POV “How has she been?” I asked Mira, the maid assigned to Evelyn.  Mira gulped heavily, her eyes looking everywhere but me. I couldn’t even find it in myself to tell her to relax. “She has been busy with work, Alpha.”  “That’s all? No complaints of being sick or anything like that?”  “Not at all. She is quite strong.”  I sighed, rubbing the side of my head. “Alright, you can go. Wait…” I called bac

 Evelyn’s POV “Hell no!” Alex blurted when I explained my idea to him.  “Why not?” I blinked in surprise. I didn’t even think he would try to argue that with me.  He ruffled his hair a couple of times before pacing the dimly lit space back and forth. “It is too risky. How do we move something as huge as that into the packhouse without anyone knowing? Also don’t you think we can be accused wrongly if things go south?”  “I am quite stunned by how worried you are about being found out rather than letting a criminal who want

Alexander’s POVA light scoff escaped my lips as I took a long sip of my wine. Evelyn amuses me. Just when I thought she was truly trying to make peace, she couldn’t help but show herself. I don’t think I have ever met this side of her. Or probably I didn’t know her at all. After seven years of living under the same roof and being married, I had no idea she had such a sassy attitude. Even though I was a little hurt earlier by her disregard. I find myself amused by her with every encounter. It's always a new attitude every day, you never know what to expect and that keeps me on my toes. “Someone looks relaxed,” Marcus grunted, refilling his glass. “What are you thinking about?” I snickered in response, glancing around the riverbank. It is one of the places I choose to come when I cannot accommodate any kind of distraction. Just a short walk from the packhouse. A perfect place to be. I never paid much attention to the serenity as it was always a place I was aware of since childhood.