All Chapters of Divorced and mated to the Lycan Twins: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

THIRD PERSON’S POV Kai stared down at the small, shaking woman in his arms.Her ragged breathing finally leveled out into a soft, steady rhythm against his chest. Seeing her so broken, so small and entirely terrified, felt like a jagged piece of glass twisting in his gut. He had spent weeks acting like a cold-blooded bastard, but watching her lose her mind over a nightmare made his stomach churn with genuine guilt."What did you see, Nora?" Kai whispered, his fingers still tracing soothing circles into her hair. "Tell us what the monster looked like. Was it a rogue? Was it something else?"Nora pulled away, her face hardening instantly. The vulnerable girl from a moment ago vanished, replaced by the bitter, angry captive he recognized. She wiped her eyes with the back of her hand, her expression turning stony and cold."Get out," she rasped."We are just trying to help, Nora," Halil stepped forward, his voice low and firm. "If you saw something out there-""I said get out," she inter

AUTHOR'S POVSlamming the heavy Packhouse doors behind them, the council members spilled out into the freezing courtyard.Luxury sedans and armored SUVs idled in the circular driveway, their exhaust pipes puffing thick white smoke into the winter air. The atmosphere was incredibly rowdy. Dozens of elders and wealthy pack shareholders grouped together near their vehicles, aggressively venting their frustrations."What a complete and utter waste of a night," Councilman Thorne grunted, wrapping his thick wool coat tighter around his neck. "I cancelled a dinner with the northern trade delegates for this bullshit."Leaning against the hood of his black Mercedes, Councilman Briggs let out a loud, barking laugh. "Did you see her face, Thorne? The old woman genuinely expects us to believe a shadow monster is hiding in the woods. Magic curses and Moon Goddess prophecies. It is pathetic.""She needs a padded cell," Thorne agreed, pulling a silver cigarette case from his inner pocket. "Emrys is

THIRD PERSON’S POV Tires crunching aggressively over the expensive gravel driveway, the black SUV rolled to a stop outside the massive Thorne estate.Cutting the engine, Halil gripped the steering wheel so tightly his knuckles turned completely white. Next to him in the passenger seat, Kai stared blankly out the rain-streaked window. The heavy downpour from the night before had finally faded into a cold, miserable drizzle."How the hell are we going to do this?" Kai muttered, breaking the heavy silence. "The man was a billionaire councilman. His head was sliced off.""We tell them the truth about his death," Halil answered, his voice rough with exhaustion. "But we leave the details about the severed head out of it. Gideon buried the body to buy us time. We stick to the script. A rogue ambush."Stepping out of the vehicle, both Lycan Kings pulled their dark coats tight against the biting wind. Marching up the marble steps, Halil rang the brass doorbell.Opening the door a few moments

THIRD PERSON’S POV Ice clinked softly against expensive crystal glass.Sitting in a leather armchair, Clara stared blankly at the roaring fire in the estate library. Her black mourning dress felt suffocatingly tight around her ribs. Holding a glass of amber whiskey, she hadn't taken a single sip."Do you remember when he bought us those dirt bikes?" Julian asked quietly from the opposite couch. He was staring down at his own drink, his eyes still bloodshot from crying at the cemetery.Taking a shaky breath, Clara managed a weak smile. "I remember. I crashed mine straight into the garden wall on the very first day.""You destroyed his prize-winning roses," Julian chuckled softly, a sad sound that barely carried over the crackling flames. "He was so pissed. But he didn't yell at you. He just picked you out of the dirt, checked your helmet, and told you to get right back on the bike.""He never let us quit," Clara whispered, a fresh tear sliding down her cheek. "He was harsh sometimes.

HALILStepping out of the armored SUV, cold mud immediately sucked at my heavy boots.Flashing blue and red lights cut blindly through the freezing rain. The western boundary checkpoint was a total nightmare. The yellow crime scene tape flapped violently in the harsh wind. Walking past a line of shaken enforcers, my jaw locked tight enough to grind my teeth into powder.Kai walked right beside me, scanning the dark tree line."Where are the wounded?" I barked, spotting General Gideon near the metal guardhouse.Turning around, Gideon looked completely exhausted. His vest was smeared with wet blood. "Paramedics already loaded Oakes, Finn, and Jaxson into the ambulances, Alpha. They are on the way to the trauma center now.""Are they going to make it?" Kai asked, stepping under the small metal awning to block the rain."Doubtful," Gideon replied flatly. "Jaxson's leg is shattered into puzzle pieces. Finn's chest was ripped wide open. And Oakes was trying to hold his own intestines inside