All Chapters of Divorced and mated to the Lycan Twins: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

HALIL’S POV Keanu my wolf growled, her endearing scent filling him. ‘What are you trying to do?’ He quipped through a mindlink. A thousand dark ideas floated through my mind. From the way her body responded, to the way she arched her back when I inched closer to her, the small moans, they were all an effect of the mate bond we shared. Nora was trying to fight it, obviously. Albeit, there was only so much she could take. The mate bond was the only thing a Lycan couldn’t resist. We could act like it didn’t matter, but we felt every bit of it. Every twitch in our nerves responded to our little scarred mate. I leaned against the door frame, and watched her walk further into the room, whilst my body crackled with electric sensations, it had absolutely no business having. I—we had only one mate. She was dead, and on a piece of her dress was found on the borders of an enemy pack. Nothing was more insulting than beating the pain from the loss of a mate, and worse still the said enemy wa

RUN AWAY KAI’S POV I looked down at my wristwatch. It’s been what? Ten, twenty minutes since Stephanie had mindlinked Halil. He wasn’t here yet. I leaned my back further against the chair. “Steph, you’re sure you don’t want to sit?” She shook her head, pacing the length of the room. Stephanie Moore had always been active in pack’s activities and politics. Stephanie was doing a brilliant job. The pack elders thought it was a good idea to mark her as our fated mate. That idea struck a delicate nerve in my system, and I almost lost it. Nobody, nobody could hit the mark of our late mate. She was everything an Alpha wanted. She was a piece in our large puzzle. She fit in like she was already meant to stay there. Then, they took her away from us, without traces. There was no body to lay to rest, and that bastard Aiden waved it off like we lost a bar of gold. Alpha Aiden was the sworn enemy of Blackcrest pack. We were going to come for our pound of flesh, in due time. When the incide

AIDEN’S POV “Why are you working up over nothing, son?” My mother asked absentmindedly as she added more steaks on my plate. My heart agitated with trepidation. It’s been seven days. Seven whole days without hearing the pleas of Nora. Seven days since the rejection, and my heart was still bleeding. The pain of rejection still lingered in my heart, cutting through the delicate parts. She should’ve come crawling back. It was cold and dangerous out there. No pack would take in a stray. I was sure about that. Perhaps, some rogues might’ve rounded her and taken her hostage. Maybe she’d be killed. Nora had always been a submissive. I was used to dealing with a weak fated mate. She was overlooked and still managed to keep her cool. Nora always clung to the hope that I’ll look at her differently. She’d thought I’d protect the mate bond we shared. Yet each time, I shattered the bond, and dragged her through the physical torture of an unfaithful husband and mate. Since she left, it was l

NORA’S POV Darkness. Pain. Numbness. “I see a tiny movement.” A blurred voice echoed from the distant. My entire body was a lump of pain. My head banged like there was about to be a volcanic eruption in it. Pain lanced through the side of my ribs. I tried to lift my hand to my head, but that felt like extreme sports, so I just remained in position. What followed was the sound of heavy footsteps approaching me. I didn’t have to guess when his scent easily filled my nose. “Guess who didn’t succeed with killing herself?” Kai said, his voice coated in controlled anger. I shifted on the bed, and didn’t say another word. “How long is she going to remain here for?”“People who are wolfless don’t heal easily, especially not from—”Kai grunted. “I don’t think that’s the answer to my question.”“A couple of weeks.”He snorted, holding my gaze. “Keep an eye on her. We don’t want this kind of casualty anymore.”I groaned. I wanted to speak, but I couldn’t get the words out. “I can keep an e

HALIL’S POVI watched the back and forth between Kai and Leon with a bored expression. Leon made it his life purpose to always prove that Kai and I were living off the effects of nepotism. Even when it was clear we worked our way up with the pack. He just wouldn’t have it. I stared at the document in front of me. What was the point of indulging in Leon’s excesses when he took pleasure in disgusting the living daylight out of me? “…Emrys will be stepping down from her role as board director.” Stephanie’s voice cut through my reverie. I snapped my head in her direction. Kai’s facial expression turned stoic. Emrys was fighting to keep the smile on her lips stable. I just stared blankly. This wasn’t the plan, never was. Emrys was supposed to keep the position as director of the board for as long as she could. In our defense, we had not just the pack to take care of, we had to control the brutal politics of the werewolf world. Alexander Rossi was the first to speak. “Emrys, it’ll be