All Chapters of The Banished Mate Of The Lycan King: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

AzraelI frowned deeply at him, searching his face for any sign that he was joking. My chest felt tight, and my mind refused to accept what I had just heard."Is this supposed to be a joke? Because it's not fucking funny, Gabriel." I said, my voice low and filled with disbelief.Gabriel didn't laugh or even smile. The excitement that had been on his face moments ago had been replaced with complete seriousness. He looked directly into my eyes, determined to make me understand that he wasn't making any of this up."I wish I was joking. Remember I told you that the girl from the room that morning had wavy black hair, just like Athena's? And when we visited her pack and met Aurora, I told you her hair was different from the girl I met that morning. Just like she was trying to hide her face that day, she did the same today, and I knew I had seen that move somewhere significant before." Gabriel said.My breathing became uneven. The words echoed over and over inside my head. It sounded impos

AzraelI pushed the door to my office open and stormed inside, with Gabriel following closely behind me. The anger boiling inside me was too much to control. I marched straight to my desk and, with one sweep of my arm, sent everything on it crashing to the floor. Papers scattered everywhere while books and ornaments hit the ground with loud thuds.Still not satisfied, I grabbed the chair beside my desk and hurled it across the room. It slammed hard against the wall before falling to the floor."You need to calm down," Gabriel said.I turned to him sharply, my chest rising and falling with every heavy breath. "Do you think calming down is going to solve any of this?" I shouted."You destroying things won't make anything better either," he replied. "At least sit down so we can think this through. Maybe we'll find something we can do."I let out a bitter laugh and ran a hand through my hair. There was nothing anyone could do. Just when I thought everything was finally falling into place,

AthenaI sat on the cold stone floor of the prison cell. The freezing air wrapped around me, making my whole body tremble. It was so dark that I could barely make out anything around me. The only thing I could see clearly was the rough wall behind me whenever a little light slipped through the bars.I wrapped my arms tightly around myself, trying to keep whatever little warmth I had left. It didn't help much. My clothes had been taken from me, leaving me with only my bra and underwear. Every passing second felt colder than the last, and my body refused to stop shivering.Slowly, I rested the back of my head against the damp wall and closed my eyes. My mind refused to stay quiet. I kept thinking about everything that had happened, trying to understand how I had ended up in this nightmare.None of it made any sense.There was no logical explanation for my actions except that I had been under some kind of spell. I forced myself to retrace every step I had taken, hoping I would remember a

AthenaI wrapped the shawl Luna Elsa had brought me tightly around my body. The cold inside the prison was unbearable, seeping into my bones no matter how hard I tried to stay warm. At least with the shawl, I wouldn't freeze to death before my execution. It wasn't much, but it made surviving the long, icy nights a little easier.That night, I heard the heavy prison gates creak open. My entire body tensed. Slow, steady footsteps echoed through the silent hallway, growing closer until they suddenly stopped somewhere near my cell. My heart pounded against my chest as I held my breath, listening carefully.Whoever it was didn't say a word, they just stood there. Minutes passed, then an hour, then another. I stayed awake, refusing to close my eyes. I kept waiting for them to attack, to unlock the cell, or to say something.But nothing happened. Eventually, exhaustion won the battle. My eyelids became too heavy to keep open, and I drifted into an uneasy sleep. I only woke up at dawn when I

AzraelSome members of the kingdom came running into the prison after hearing my howl. Their footsteps echoed through the hallway, but I barely noticed them.My eyes were fixed on the body lying on the floor. I slowly moved closer, my legs feeling weak beneath me. My breathing became uneven as I looked down at her.I almost choked on my tears. Her face was burnt beyond recognition. There was nothing left that I could recognize, yet I knew it was her. The sight alone was enough to shatter whatever strength I had left.My knees almost gave out, I shouldn't have left her alone here. I should have assigned guards to stay outside this cell. Even if it was just one or two people watching over her, maybe this wouldn't have happened. I had convinced myself that nothing could possibly happen in broad daylight. I believed the prison was safe enough. I was wrong, that single mistake had cost her life.I grabbed my hair tightly and pulled at it, trying to distract myself from the pain ripping thr