All Chapters of The Young Lycan: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Querian’s frustration boiled over.The more William stayed quiet and refused to beg, the harder the Alpha’s instinct pushed to break him. Querian pulled out of William’s ass with a wet sound and growled low in his chest.“On your back,” he ordered Ananaya. “Spread your legs.”Ananaya obeyed at once, lying back and opening her thighs wide, still breathing hard, eyes bright with interest. Querian grabbed William under the arms and hauled him up so he knelt between her legs.“Fuck her,” Querian said. “Make her scream for more if you won’t ask for it yourself.”William lined up his cock, but it had already started to soften from exhaustion. He pushed forward and only managed a shallow, weak thrust. Ananaya made a small disappointed sound.Querian cursed, reached down to the pile of clothes on the floor, and pulled a small clear vial from his pocket. He uncorked it, drank every last drop, then grabbed William by the jaw, forced his mouth open, and kissed him hard.

Inside the study the morning light had already shifted across the desk by the time Liliana pointed at the chairs and told her parents to sit.Matthias gave her a look but lowered himself into the nearest seat without argument, while Shaina settled on the couch and smoothed her dress as she watched their daughter. Liliana unlocked her phone, pulled up the short encrypted message, and held it out so her father could read every line.Matthias took the phone and let his eyes move slowly over the words. As he read, the easy warmth from earlier drained from his face and was replaced by something tighter and more focused. When he finished he handed the phone back, leaned into the chair, and rubbed his chin with one hand while staring at nothing for a few seconds.“Two weeks,” Liliana said, her voice low. “That’s the next shipment. The way it’s written… those cubs aren’t ordinary. They’re being treated like high-end goods. Especially the hybrid.”Shaina’s fing

When the car stopped at the edge of Redridge, Liliana stepped out first and turned to the others.“No one leaves the settlement until I say otherwise.”She did not wait for answers. She headed straight for Sendro’s laboratory with the old healer already falling into step beside her. Laclam appeared in the doorway the moment they entered, already reaching for a travel bag, but Liliana stopped him with a sharp look.“You stay. I will not risk both of our healers at the same time.”Laclam’s jaw tightened, yet he stepped back without argument. Sendro and Liliana pulled on full protective gear, sealed suits, gloves, and masks that covered every inch of skin, before they took a small case of Antitoxin vials and ran for the meeting point the SIN scouts had been ordered to hold.They found the two scouts already on the ground, chests heaving, faces flushed with high fever. Liliana dropped to her knees beside the first one while Sendro worked on the second.

The closer the car drew to the Hardtooth border, the clearer the disaster became.Residents were already fleeing along the cracked roads, and many of them had reached the final stage of the sickness. Patches of skin hung loose or had begun to blacken and peel away while they still tried to run. A few staggered into the path of the vehicle and slammed their open hands against the windows, begging for help in broken voices, only to collapse moments later in the dust.Liliana kept her eyes forward. “Don’t stop. Drive straight to the center. Hardtooth is small enough that the whole pack lives on the same ground. That makes a lockdown possible if we move fast.”Lyora tightened her grip on the wheel and pushed the car through the thinning crowds until the heart of the territory opened in front of them. Houses stood sealed shut. Some people still knocked weakly on doors that would not open; others sat against walls with empty eyes, already past hope. At the far e

On the other end of the line the shouting finally ran out.Clementine’s heavy breathing filled the silence that followed, rough and uneven, as if he had used up every spare breath trying to reach her through sheer volume. Liliana waited until the sound steadied before she spoke.“I’m sorry,” she said quietly. “There wasn’t time to explain. In situations like this every hour matters. Of all people, you should understand that better than anyone.”A long pause answered her first. When Clementine’s voice returned it was lower, stripped of the earlier roar and left raw underneath.“It’s exactly because I understand, that I was afraid of your safety.” He drew another breath. “I know what this disease is. I was there the first time. I watched our people work without sleep trying to find a cure. I remember how the Antitoxin was made" Clementine let out a long sigh from the speaker and continued."In this life I helped you set the whole process up again and brought i