All Chapters of Divorced and mated to the Lycan Twins: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

NORASitting in the high-backed leather chair at the head of the boardroom, I kept my face blank. The cold air from the ceiling vents blew across my shoulders, but my tailored black suit kept the chill out. Across from me sat three massive, heavily scarred Alphas from the Northern Ridge territories. They did not look happy."Fifteen percent," Alpha Vance growled, his thick fingers gripping the edge of the table. "That is an absolute insult, Nora. We agreed on thirty percent of the silver yields during the preliminary talks last month.""We discussed thirty percent," I corrected, leaning forward and folding my hands together. "We never agreed to it. And that was before your border guards allowed two shipments of our lumber to get hijacked by rogues. You failed to secure the route. The price of our silver just went up.""You cannot penalize my entire pack for one mistake!" Vance slammed his heavy fist against the glass.Coffee spilled over the rim of a ceramic mug, staining the document

THIRD PERSON POV Heavy fists pounded against the solid oak door of the Alpha’s bedroom.Groaning loudly, Silas cracked one eye open. Moonlight spilled thinly across the wooden floorboards. It was three in the morning. His old bones ached from the bitter winter dampness creeping into the packhouse."This better be a damn invasion," Silas barked, throwing the thick fur blanket off his chest. "Come in!"Pushing the heavy door open, a young border guard named Vance stepped into the room. The boy looked completely frozen, his tactical gear soaked with freezing water and mud."Speak," Silas ordered, sitting up and rubbing a scarred hand over his graying beard."We pulled a trespasser out of the southern river, Alpha," Vance reported, shivering slightly. "A human girl. She washed up right on our bank near the iron gates.""A human?" Silas scoffed, reaching for his heavy wool coat draped over a chair. "Why in the hell are you waking me up for a human stray? Throw her back into the water. Let

NORAMorning came with a bitter, biting chill.Frost clung heavily to the reinforced glass of the mansion windows. Staring out at the frozen mountain valley, my jaw locked tight. Sleep hadn't come at all last night. The silver Blackcrest bullet still sat on my desk downstairs, a heavy, polished promise of violence."Tara," handing the heavy electronic security fob to the nanny, I kept my voice absolutely deadpan. "You do not open those front gates for anyone. Not the delivery drivers, not the groundskeepers, not even Alpha Silas unless he calls me first.""Understood, boss," Tara nodded, looking seriously at the fob. She checked the silver-plated pistol strapped to her thigh. "Are we expecting a raid?""We are expecting trouble," adjusting the collar of my dark leather jacket, I checked the loaded magazine of my own weapon before sliding it into my shoulder holster. "Keep the boys in the reinforced playroom. If the perimeter alarms sound, you take them directly into the panic room. Yo

THIRD PERSON’S POV Rain lashed violently against the reinforced glass of the Blackcrest council room.Staring blankly at the gray, freezing storm outside, Kai didn't move a single muscle. He sat at the head of the massive mahogany table, wrapped in a perfectly tailored charcoal suit. His face was a mask of cold, impenetrable stone. For twenty-four months, he had existed in this exact state. He wasn't living. He was just functioning."You aren't even listening to me, are you?" Chloe demanded, her voice echoing sharply across the empty room.Pacing back and forth near the unlit fireplace, she shot him a venomous glare. She wore a sleek designer dress, diamond earrings flashing in the dim light. To the rest of the continent, she was the beautiful, powerful Luna of the Royal Pack. Behind closed doors, she was nothing but a political warden trapped in a miserable, hollow marriage."I heard every word," Kai replied, his tone completely dead and flat. "You want me to execute Elder Rossi bec

THIRD PERSON’S POV Dead silence fell over the council room.Chloe covered her ears, taking a terrified step backward.Standing frozen near the table, Halil stared at the blank tablet. His jaw hung slightly open.Deep inside the dark, hollow cavern of Kai’s chest, something violently twitched. The rotting corpse of his inner wolf, the beast that hadn't made a single sound in two entire years, suddenly gasped for air."What the hell was that?" Chloe whispered, her voice shaking badly. "That sounded like a monster.""Gideon," Kai spoke, his voice dropping into a ragged, breathless rasp. "Who made that sound?""According to our asset," Gideon swallowed hard, clearly struggling to comprehend his own report. "The Moon Creek Heiress had her children with her in the warehouse. Two toddlers. The mercenaries pointed their rifles at them. The children... they roared, Alpha.""That is biologically impossible," Halil stated immediately, shaking his head. He looked at Kai, his golden eyes wide wit