Divorced and mated to the Lycan Twins のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 131 - チャプター 140

Crystal glasses clinked together over the soft hum of jazz music.Hosted in the neutral High Capital, the Spring Summit was the most heavily guarded event of the decade. Lycan royalty, pack Betas, and wealthy territory leaders packed the massive ballroom. Red velvet banners hung from the high ceilings. Armed peacekeepers stood at every single exit, enforcing the absolute, unbreakable rule of the night.Zero violence.Standing near the marble bar, Kai stared across the crowded room. He gripped his glass of whiskey so tightly the thick crystal groaned under the pressure. Beside him, Halil looked equally tense, his jaw locked tight as he watched the center of the dance floor.Tracking her for two months through the freezing dead lands had been absolute hell. They nearly lost her trail a dozen times.Now, she was standing right out in the open.Nora did not look like a terrified runaway. Wearing a stunning, backless emerald gown that clung perfectly to her curves, she commanded the room.

THIRD PERSON’s POV Heavy armored tires crunched loudly over the frozen gravel.Approaching the massive iron gates of Blackcrest, the convoy slowed down. Snow fell in thick, heavy sheets, but the bitter storm didn't hide the crowd gathered in the main courtyard. Hundreds of wolves stood packed together in the freezing cold.They weren't cheering."Traitor!" a man screamed from the front line, throwing a jagged rock.The stone bounced harmlessly off the bulletproof glass of the SUV, but the loud thud made Nora flinch. Sitting in the backseat, she pulled Kaelen and Hayes closer to her chest. The boys looked out the tinted window with wide, confused eyes."Send her back to the south!" a woman yelled, holding a crude cardboard sign. "She abandoned us! She isn't our Luna!"Up front, Kai gripped the steering wheel. His knuckles turned completely white under the pressure. A low, vibrating snarl ripped through his throat."I am going to kill them," Kai growled, his golden eyes flashing danger

KAI’S POVStaring at the digital security feed on my tablet, a cold knot formed in my stomach.Something felt entirely wrong."Sector four is completely quiet," Halil muttered, leaning over my shoulder in the main hallway. He tapped the glowing screen. "Gideon ran a full diagnostic on the perimeter grid ten minutes ago. The cameras are functioning.""Cameras can be looped," I replied, my voice dropping into a low, restless growl. "I don't like it. The southern wind is shifting, and the guard rotation is five minutes late.""You are just paranoid, brother. The castle is locked down tight."Shoving the tablet back into Halil’s chest, I didn't bother arguing. Paranoia kept me alive for thirty years. Right now, Nora and the boys were playing in the glass conservatory at the end of the hall. The room had massive windows looking out over the frozen gardens. It was beautiful, but tactically, it was a massive blind spot."I am going to check on them," I stated, walking quickly down the stone

NORANight fell heavily over the castle.The estate was completely locked down. Marcus and fifty Moon Creek guards had arrived to reinforce the northern soldiers. They stood shoulder-to-shoulder in the hallways, carrying lethal rounds.Inside the nursery, Kaelen and Hayes were finally asleep. The adrenaline crash hit the toddlers hard, leaving them completely exhausted.Walking down the dark stone corridor toward my bedroom, my entire body ached. The trauma of the ambush lingered heavily in my bones, but a different kind of heat burned viciously in my blood. The mate bond was singing. It was a loud, demanding pulse that vibrated directly against my ribs.Reaching my bedroom, the heavy oak door stood slightly cracked open.Pushing it wide, I stepped inside. The room was dark, lit only by the massive stone fireplace crackling near the wall.Kai and Halil stood near the window. They had showered. The blood was gone. Kai wore a simple gray t-shirt that stretched tightly across his broad c

HALILReaching blindly across the mattress, my hand met freezing silk.My eyes snapped open instantly. Pushing the heavy quilt aside, the sharp, violent sting of panic hit my chest. The space beside me was completely empty. The sheets were cold to the touch. Inhaling sharply, the sweet scent of vanilla and rain was completely stale in the room. She had been gone for hours.Throwing my legs over the edge of the bed, my bare feet hit the freezing stone floor."Nora?" I called out, my voice thick with sleep.Total silence answered me.Grabbing a dark t-shirt from the chair, I pulled it over my head and walked quickly out into the adjoining hallway. The royal wing was usually bustling with servants and guards by dawn. Today, the corridor felt like a tomb.Approaching the massive double doors of the nursery, my blood ran completely cold.Two elite Moon Creek soldiers stood directly in front of the carved wood. They wore full tactical gear. The second I stepped within ten feet of them, both