All Chapters of Sold To A Cursed Lycan Prince : Chapter 141 - Chapter 149

Aeryl looked up. “Why?” “Because there are too many secret ears in this palace.” Ariana said and glanced toward the door again. “Too many people watching.” She leaned closer. “Let Aramisius know privately. And until the arrangements are made.…” Her eyes became serious. “Keep your decision between the two of you.” Aeryl slowly nodded and Ariana kissed her forehead again. “Some things are safer when the world doesn't know about them.” Then she straightened. “I will go see Lilah.” She turned toward the door. But before leaving, she looked back at her daughter. “Sleep tight, my Aeryl.” Aeryl stared after her. The door closed softly and Aeryl lay beneath the blankets, staring into the dimness of her chambers. Her mother's words settled around her like a quiet prayer. And after a lo

Rhea did not stop running. Not when her lungs burned. Not when her knees screamed beneath her. Not when the branches tore at her cloak. She only tightened her arms around Nizelda and kept moving. The little girl was limp against her back. Way too limp. “Stay with me,” Rhea whispered. There was no answer. “Nizelda….” Rhea stumbled. She caught herself against a tree and nearly collapsed. Her entire body shook. She could still hear Azpen's voice somewhere far behind them. Find her. Rhea pushed herself forward. She had no idea how far she had gone. She only knew that she needed somewhere dark. Somewhere hidden. Somewhere Azpen's men wouldn't think to look. At last, through the trees, she saw the broken outline of an abandoned hunter's hut. Rhea nearl

Aeryl stepped back.“Teach me before they come.”His eyes sharpened.“It would be my greatest pleasure.”Aeryl's expression softened.Then she shook her head.“But first…”She looked down.“I have to learn how to deal with grief.”She stepped forward again and took his arms.“I don't want anything to go wrong between us.”She looked directly into his eyes.“I'll stand beside you like you stand beside me.”Her voice softened.“Because I know you're a kind man deep in your heart. With a big bad Lycan aura.”Aramisius said nothing. His Lycan gave a husky purr of satisfaction of being complimented by its mate.“You're family.” Aeryl whispered. She squeezed his arms.“And even with all these rifts and all this craziness…”She smiled faintly.“We have to learn how to be around each other.”She paused.“How is it for you?”Aramisius stared at her.Speechless.Then he shrugged and looked down.Aeryl nodded.“I understand.”She touched his arm.“Everything has been too much for you too.”“You

Aramisius watched her reaction as he slid into her, and Aeryl cried out—a sharp, choked sound as he filled her completely, stretching her around the fat, hard length of him. He was so big, pressing against places she hadn't known she had, and for a moment she could only lay there, breathless, as tears pricked at the corners of her eyes."Too much?" His voice was strained, his jaw tight with the effort of holding still."No." Aeryl shook her head, her hands gripping his shoulders, her nails biting into his skin. "Don't stop. Please."He began to move, slow and deep, and she felt everything. Every inch of him, pushing deeper with each stroke, hitting angles that made stars burst behind her eyelids. She could feel him in her throat, in her bones."Look at you," he breathed, his face buried in her neck. "So tight. Even when I pulled out of you this morning, you felt like heaven.""You—" Aeryl gasped as he hit a particularly deep spot, her legs tightening around his hips. "You're so fuckin

The last of the townspeople had barely left the hall when the captain of the royal guard hurried back inside."Your Highness!"Aramisius looked up."What is it?"The captain stopped before the table, his breathing uneven."We have a problem."Aramisius's expression hardened. "Speak.""It's Velveta."For a moment, the prince said nothing."What about her?""The guards stationed outside the chamber have reported something unusual."Aramisius rose slowly. "What kind of unusual?"The captain hesitated."Her body is gone."Silence.The royal adviser, who had been gathering the documents from the meeting, froze."What do you mean, gone?" Aramisius demanded."We don't know, Your Highness. The chamber was locked. Two guards stood outside the door throughout the afternoon, and neither saw anyone enter or leave.""Then how did her body disappear?""We are investigating."Aramisius slammed his palm against the table."Investigating?" His voice thundered through the empty hall. "I specifically or