All Chapters of The Wolf King's Secret Son : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

ARTHUR POVHer expression hardened. "You mean the supposed mate you've been searching for? Do you really think she's coming back?"My chest tightened at the mention of Elena. "It doesn't matter what I think. What matters is that I stay true to my feelings. You deserve someone who can love you completely, and that's not me."Lilica's relentless pursuit was wearing me down."Arthur, my love will be enough for both of us. I don't need you to fall in love with me right now. Just give it time. I'm sure you will soon."I sighed, exhausted by the constant back and forth. "Okay, Lilica, I am just doing this because of business. Don't get any idea in your head about us."Her face lit up with triumph. "Good. I want to invite you to our family gathering."I shook my head. "I don't want to come. I've had enough of social gatherings. Can you quit being pushy?""I already told people my fiancé would be coming," she said.That caught me off guard. Fiancé? I never proposed. But I knew arguing about i

ARTHUR POVElena!That was the only word that echoed in my head, the only word I could think about. My mind, my thoughts, my actions—they all screamed the same name.ELENA!I couldn't shake the image of Elena standing beside Tom, pretending not to know me. How could she act like that? Why was she with Tom? Did she love him? The way he looked at her, there was no doubt he felt something strong for her. And it infuriated me.I needed answers. The curiosity was unbearable. I needed to understand what had happened in the years she'd been gone. I picked up my phone and called Chris, my Beta. He had actively stepped into the role three years ago, right after finishing his training in the warrior's academy. Chris was sharp, loyal, and had a knack for getting things done without fuss. We had a good rapport built on mutual respect and a shared vision for the pack."Chris, come to my office. I need to talk to you," I said, trying to keep my voice steady.A few minutes later, he knocked and step

ELENA POVYesterday felt like an eternity. I was buried in paperwork—taxes, invoices, patient records—caught up in the mundane tasks I loathed but needed to do. The clinic was quieter than usual, a blessing that allowed me to catch up.Then, Angela came in, breaking my focus. She mentioned there was someone outside, and my heart skipped a beat when she said his name: Arthur.Hearing his name stirred up memories I had tried to bury. My wolf leaped with joy, but I felt a rush of conflicting emotions. I didn't want to see him, yet I couldn't ignore the pull he had on me. I told Angela to leave him outside when he refused to leave without seeing me. I struggled to suppress the longing and pain his presence awakened.I couldn't resist the urge to look. I moved to the side window and peeked out. There he was, standing tall and handsome, just like I remembered. My body ached for him, the familiar pull of our bond tugging at my heartstrings. But I reminded myself why I left and why I couldn't

ELENA POVThe clinic felt quieter than usual. An eerie calm settled in after Arthur's departure. I busied myself with reorganizing supplies and tidying up, trying to push thoughts of him out of my mind. But his presence lingered like a shadow, impossible to ignore. The fact that he might suspect Lina was his daughter gnawed at me. I kept telling myself that Tom hadn't mentioned her age, so Arthur couldn't know for sure. But the uncertainty made my heart race.Angela strolled in, her expression curious. I took a deep breath, readying myself for the conversation I knew was coming."I need you to make sure Arthur doesn't come back here," I told her, my voice firmer than I felt. "Under no circumstances."Angela's eyebrows shot up. "Who is he, anyway? I've never seen you react like this to anyone."I hesitated, the words catching in my throat. "He used to be my mate. I don't want him around. He hurt me."Angela's eyes widened, clearly intrigued. "I know it's not my place to ask, but—is he

ELENA POVThis was a mess. My mind raced as Arthur and I carefully laid Jonah and Elder Marcus into my car. This was all my fault. Maybe I should have acted sooner. Maybe I should have used my powers.Jonah's arm hung at a painful angle, the bone visibly broken, and his chest was covered with blood and bruises, but he was conscious. Elder Marcus, on the other hand, was a grim sight. His face was smeared with dirt and blood, a deep cut running from his temple to his chin. He was barely conscious, barely clinging to life.Arthur settled into the front seat with Lina nestled beside him. Lina's face was a mask of confusion and fear, her small frame trembling slightly. She clung to Arthur's arm, her eyes wide and shimmering with tears. The raw fear on her face, so innocent and vulnerable, made my heart ache.The car jolted and swayed over the uneven road, causing Lina to flinch and tighten her grip on Arthur. Her quiet whimpers pierced the silence, and I could feel my own fear growing with