All Chapters of The Banished Mate Of The Lycan King: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Athena“You are awake,” the doctor said as he walked into the room.His voice pulled me fully out of my thoughts. I slowly pushed myself up on the bed, careful not to move too fast. My body still felt weak, even though I had rested for hours. After examining me earlier, the doctor had insisted I stay in bed. He said I needed at least a day or two to recover.“Thank you, Doctor,” I said, managing a small smile. “I feel a little better now.”That wasn’t entirely true, the fever had gone down, but the pain from the mark on my neck was still there. It wasn’t as intense as before, but I could feel it beneath my skin, like a quiet reminder that my time was running out.I lowered my gaze for a moment, I just need the General to reach out soon. The doctor stepped closer and stopped beside the bed. His expression turned serious as he looked at me.“I believe you understand why you’re in this condition,” he said.“The incomplete mating mark is affecting your body,” he continued. “It’s slowly w

Athena“I dare you to say anything about rejection again.” Gabriel’s voice was low but filled with anger, the kind that made the air in the room feel heavy.He took a step closer to my bed, and Talia did the same. She moved so close that if the bed wasn’t pushed against the wall, she would have walked right past it to stand on the other side. Now, the two of them stood facing each other with barely any space between them.Gabriel’s eyes burned with a mix of emotions—anger, frustration, and something softer that he didn’t try to hide. Talia, on the other hand, looked at him like he was the enemy. Her face was tense, her jaw tight, and her eyes filled with pure resentment.The tension between them was unbearable.The king cleared his throat, breaking the silence. “I think it would be best if the two of you had some privacy to talk this through,” he said calmly, though his eyes moved between them carefully.“I don’t want to be alone with him.” Talia shook her head immediately, her voice

AthenaA sharp sting shot through my arm, forcing my eyes open. I gasped softly, my body reacting before my mind could catch up. Everything around me felt distant and unclear, like I was waking from a deep, heavy sleep.For a moment, I couldn’t understand where I was. Prison? The last thing I remembered was Raven outside the door, demanding to come in. I had collapsed so it made sense. Maybe they had taken me, and now they were trying to wake me up to question me.Fear settled in my chest, I tried to move, but my body felt weak. My thoughts were slow, slipping in and out of focus. Then I sensed movement beside me. Someone stood up quickly, as if they had been sitting next to me the whole time.I forced my eyes to focus, all I could see was a glimpse of red hair. The person turned and walked away before I could make out their face. My vision blurred again, and before I could react or call out, everything went dark.When I woke up again, it was much later, this time, my mind was clearer

Azrael Ryker stirred again, his excitement rising the moment she stepped in. He was drawn to her presence, almost impatient, as if waiting for her to lift her head and look at us again. “Just moments ago, you were complaining about not marking our mate,” I said to him internally. “Now you are restless over someone who isn’t even ours.” He didn’t respond, his focus was completely on her. “As you can see, we are in the middle of something,” Gabriel said, his voice slightly sharp. “You can come back later.” I turned my head and looked at him, surprised by his tone. Lately, he had been on edge, quicker to react than usual. Athena shifted where she stood, clearly unsure of what to do. She glanced at me briefly, waiting for my response. I lifted a hand slightly, signaling for her to stay, then turned my attention back to Gabriel. Through the mind link, I asked, “Is this about your mate, you have been on the edge lately?” He paused, then shook his head. “I will be fine.” I studied hi

AzraelMarcus turned to look at his Luna, his brows slightly furrowed as if he was only just noticing the resemblance I pointed out. He studied her face for a moment, then looked back at me. His lips parted like he wanted to speak, but no words came out. He hesitated.Margaret stepped in before he could say anything. “Yes, Sire,” she said, her voice calm at first. “We are related but she is not my daughter.” She straightened slightly before continuing. “Athena is my late sister’s child. After her mother died, I took her in and helped raise her like one of my own.”Her expression quickly shifted, her face tightening with emotion. “But look at how she repaid me,” she added, her tone turning bitter. “She has always been jealous of my daughter. From a young age, she wanted everything Aurora had. They fought over the smallest things, and it only got worse as they grew older.”She paused, shaking her head as if remembering something painful. “She even went as far as stealing Aurora’s boyfr