All Chapters of Divorced and mated to the Lycan Twins: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

KAIBefore I could tell her to pack her bags and get the fuck out of my territory, the heavy oak doors at the end of the dining hall violently crashed open.Wood splintered against the stone walls with a deafening bang.Jerking my head toward the entrance, General Gideon marched into the room. He completely ignored the two enforcers yelling at him to stop from the hallway. Gideon was fully dressed in his tactical gear. His chest heaved with heavy pants, and thick sweat dripped down his forehead."Alpha!" Gideon barked, closing the distance to the table in long, hurried strides."What the hell is this?" Chloe shrieked, glaring at the General. "We are in the middle of a private dinner! You cannot just barge in here!"Ignoring her entirely, Gideon didn't even glance in Chloe's direction. He stopped right beside my chair, his eyes wide and frantic."Gideon," I sighed, rubbing the bridge of my nose in frustration. "This better be a state emergency. The council is already breathing down my

HALILBlood dripped in a steady, sickening rhythm against the polished marble floor.Staring at the shattered crystal and the dark red puddle left behind on the dining table, a massive headache instantly pulsed behind my eyes. The heavy oak doors at the end of the hall hung entirely off their hinges, destroyed by a single kick from my brother. Upstairs, the shrill, furious screaming of Chloe echoed down the grand staircase.She was throwing glass. She was cursing our bloodline. And she was absolutely going to call her father."Alpha Halil," Elder Rossi stammered, his face pale and sweating as he stepped out from behind his chair. "What in the Goddess's name just happened? Alpha Kai simply walked out. The union...""Shut up, Rossi," I snapped, rubbing my temples.Turning my back on the terrified councilmen, I broke into a hard sprint. My leather shoes slapped loudly against the stone tiles as I bypassed the grand foyer and took the servant stairs down into the lower levels of the packh

AUTHOR’S POVDropping to my knees, my hands flew to my chest.A sharp, violent twist of pure heat sparked deep inside my ribcage, burning like a hot iron rod shoved straight through bone. I was gasping for air, as my vision was blurred.The magic flaring through my veins wasn't warm or comforting.It was aggressive.Feral.Before Elara could even ask what was wrong, a loud, piercing mechanical shriek shattered the quiet evening.The camp’s perimeter alarm.Red emergency lights began strobing violently through the dirty glass of the cabin window, painting the wooden walls in harsh, bleeding flashes. Outside in the freezing darkness, a deafening roar echoed through the thick pine trees. It wasn't a normal wolf howling at the moon. It was the deep, chest-rattling boom of a massive, golden Alpha Lycan tearing through enemy lines.Kai."Goddess, Nora!" Elara yelled, dropping a stack of folded blankets on the bed. She rushed to my side, grabbing my shoulders. "Are you bleeding? Is it the ba

AUTHOR’S POV"Which direction, rogue?" Halil asked."East," Kael answered without hesitation. "Toward the steep mountain pass. He said he wasn't going to wait for your border patrols to find him. He said he was going to march her directly to your gates and demand the gold in person."Silence dropped heavily over the room.Above my head, Kai’s heavy boots stopped pacing. He was standing directly in the center of the kitchen. Right on top of the rug. Right over the trapdoor.The floorboards creaked loudly under his massive weight.Through a tiny, millimeter-wide crack in the wood, a faint slice of yellow lamplight shined down into the cellar. Suddenly, a massive, dark shadow blocked the light completely.Kai dropped to one knee.My heart hammered wildly against my ribs. It beat so fast, so incredibly loud, I was genuinely convinced the sound was echoing up through the floor. Pressing my hand flat against my stomach, I prayed to a Goddess I didn't even believe in that the baby would stay

KAITearing through the deep snow, my massive paws shattered the icy crust with every single bound.Freezing wind whipped against my golden fur, but the beast inside me didn't feel the cold. It only felt pure, unfiltered rage. My Lycan senses pushed outward, mapping the dark, frozen woods of the eastern mountain pass. Behind me, the heavy, thudding footsteps of Gideon and twenty elite enforcers shook the ground. We were hunting.Catching the foul, stale scent of cheap tobacco and unwashed sweat, my lips peeled back over my fangs.He was close.Bursting through a thick cluster of snow-covered pines, a small, rocky clearing opened up near the edge of a steep cliff. A massive, heavily scarred rogue was scrambling desperately up the icy rocks. He clutched a stolen radio in one hand and a rusted machete in the other.Lunging forward, I cleared forty feet in a single jump.My immense weight slammed directly into the rogue’s back, driving him face-first into the freezing stone. Bones cracked