All Chapters of Sold To The Lycan King Who Ruined Me. : Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

NoahThe war council had been going on for hours. Adrian was at the table with his generals, maps spread out in front of them, discussing troop movements and defensive positions. I was sitting in the corner, my hand resting on my belly, trying to stay calm. The baby had been restless all day, as if they could sense the danger surrounding us.The fighting had been going on for days. The enemy had not breached the outer walls yet, but we were running low on supplies. The pack was tired, hungry, and scared. I could see it in their faces every time I walked through the corridors.I was just about to suggest taking a break when the door burst open. A guard rushed in, his face pale with shock. His eyes were wide, and his hands were trembling. "My King," he said, his voice shaking. "There is someone at the border. She's asking to see Noah."Adrian looked up, his brow furrowed. "Who is it?"The guard swallowed hard. "Tyrene. She says she wants to apologize. She says she's been wandering for m

NoahThe days leading up to the bonding ceremony were filled with quiet moments that I would treasure forever. Adrian and I spent every possible moment together, our connection deepening in ways I had never imagined possible. The fear of the approaching army was still there, lurking in the back of our minds, but we refused to let it steal these precious moments from us.He would find me in the garden each morning, bringing me fresh flowers and a warm smile. We would walk through the winding paths, our hands intertwined, talking about everything and nothing. He would stop me every few steps to press a kiss to my forehead or to rest his hand on my growing belly. The baby would kick in response, as if they knew their father was near.The pack was buzzing with excitement. The great hall was being transformed with flowers and candles and ribbons. The elders were preparing the ancient rituals that would bind us together in the eyes of the Moon Goddess. Everyone was working together, united

NoahThe days blurred together in a haze of waiting and watching.Adrian had not left my side since the enemy massed at the gates. He slept in the chair beside my bed, his hand always reaching for mine even in sleep. He ate his meals in my chambers, refusing to leave me alone for even a moment. Every time I moved, every time I made a sound, he was awake and alert, his eyes scanning the room for danger.I watched him as he dozed, the lines of exhaustion etched deep into his face. He had not slept properly in days. His clothes were wrinkled, his hair disheveled. He looked nothing like the cold, distant King who had once rejected me. He looked like a man terrified of losing everything."Adrian," I said softly. "Come here."He woke instantly, his eyes finding mine. "What is it? Are you in pain? Is it the baby?"I shook my head, reaching for his hand. "I'm fine. I just want you to hold me."He moved onto the bed beside me, his arms wrapping around me carefully. His body was tense, his grip

NoahI felt deep pains unlike anything I had ever felt.It started in my lower back, a dull ache that spread through my abdomen like wildfire. I gasped, my hand flying to my belly. The silver light beneath my skin flared brightly, pulsing with an urgent rhythm that matched my racing heart."Noah?" Adrian was awake in an instant, his face pale with worry. "What is it? What's wrong?"I shook my head, unable to form the words. Another wave of pain crashed over me, and I cried out, clutching my stomach. The baby was moving frantically inside me, their power surging through my body like a tidal wave."Elena!" Adrian shouted. "Get Elena!"The door burst open, and Elena rushed in, her face a mask of calm determination. She crossed the room in seconds, her hands pressing against my belly. Her eyes widened as she felt the energy pulsing through me."The contractions are starting," she said, her voice steady. "The baby is coming."I felt a surge of fear and excitement. "Now? But I thought we ha

NoahThe pain was unbearable.I screamed as another contraction ripped through my body, my vision going white. The silver light beneath my skin blazed brighter than ever, pulsing with each wave of agony. I could feel my wolf surging forward, giving me strength, guiding me through the darkness that threatened to swallow me whole."Push, Noah!" Elena's voice cut through the chaos, sharp and commanding. "I can see the head! One more push! You're almost there!"I gathered every ounce of strength I had left. I thought about Adrian, about the look in his eyes when I told him I loved him. I thought about our child, the life we had created together against all odds. I thought about everything we had survived to reach this moment.I pushed.The world exploded in silver light. I felt the baby move through me, felt the release of pressure, felt the warmth of new life against my skin. The sound of crying filled the room, loud and demanding and absolutely beautiful. It was the most beautiful sound