All Chapters of The Young Lycan: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Liliana returned to the Redborne mansion just as the evening lights began to glow along the corridors.She found her parents already seated in the private dining room. The table was set simply, warm soup, roasted meat, fresh bread, and a small plate of the soft cakes Shaina knew she liked. The moment Liliana stepped inside, both of them looked up with the quiet relief that always came when she came home safely.“I’m back,” she said, slipping into her usual seat.Matthias poured water into her glass. “Everything went smoothly?”“As smooth as Whitefang gets.” Liliana took a piece of bread. “We delivered the goods, gathered what we needed, and left without drawing attention. I’ll give you the full report after dinner. Tomorrow I’m going to Redridge for a short visit. I need to speak with William.”Shaina paused with her spoon halfway to her mouth. “William? The male omega you pulled out of Zykos’s chamber three years ago?”Liliana nodded. “That’s him.

The residential zone of Redridge was only a short distance away. Soft lights glowed in a few windows, but most of the small houses were dark. William stopped in front of Fitz’s door.A low, muffled groan reached him through the wood.Then, his own name.William froze. A faint, unmistakable scent of hybrid pheromones slipped through the narrow gap beneath the door. It was warm, heavy, and laced with unmistakable arousal. His body answered before his mind fully caught up. Three years of deliberate celibacy after Zykos had left him tightly controlled. That control frayed in an instant. Heat bloomed low in his stomach. His omega instincts stirred, slow and deliberate, and he made no effort to push them down.He opened the door without knocking.Fitz was on the bed, back half-turned, hand wrapped tightly around his cock. He stroked himself in rough, desperate motions, hips bucking into his own fist while William’s name spilled from his mouth in low, bro

Morning light slipped through the curtains of Liliana’s bedroom in the Redborne mansion, soft and pale gold.She rose without hurry, joined her parents for a quiet breakfast, then returned upstairs with a stack of reports compiled by SIN. The usual rhythm of her days settled around her, tea cooling at her elbow, pages turning, the low hum of the house beyond her door, until her phone vibrated against the desk.A message from William.He asked for another meeting. He wanted to come to her himself.Liliana typed a short reply. "Come to the Redborne mansion this afternoon."•••••••••••When the appointed time arrived, the servants showed two figures into the garden rather than the formal receiving rooms. William walked with his usual quiet grace. Fitz followed half a step behind him, posture stiff.Liliana noticed the hybrid’s scent clinging to William the moment they stepped close. She said nothing direct about it. Instead a small, knowing smile c

Morning light filtered weakly through the high windows of the private ward.Liliana had not left the cradle since before dawn. She sat on a low stool beside the smallest cub, one hand resting lightly near its tiny chest, ready to pour more lunar energy the moment the fragile breathing faltered. The healers entered quietly, checked the monitors, and exchanged glances.“The other three are stable,” the senior healer said. “But the smallest remains critical. The absence of a wolf spirit makes every hour uncertain.”Shaina stood at the foot of the cradle, arms folded. After a long moment she made her decision.“I’ll stay. Tell the staff to prepare a longer residence for us. These children need more than a single night of care.” She stepped aside and called Matthias, her voice calm but firm as she explained the delay and the reason they would not return on schedule.By midday the cub’s condition had steadied enough for Liliana to rise.“Mother, I want to go b

Three days passed.Liliana barely spoke in that time. She moved through the facility with quiet precision, checking on the four cubs whenever the healers allowed it, pouring steady streams of lunar energy into the smallest whenever its breathing grew uneven. By the third morning even the wolfless cub had stabilized. Color had returned to its cheeks. The other three were already stronger, their tiny fists curling with more life than before.Then one of the Mist sent an update.The report was short and direct, delivered with a single image attached. The omega had not survived. Initial findings pointed to severe hemorrhage and blood loss. The search team was already en route to the facility with the body.Liliana stared at the screen for a long moment, then simply turned it off. Her gaze drifted back to the cradles where the four cubs slept. She said nothing.When the team arrived, she met them at the edge of the treeline behind the facility. The body was carri