All Chapters of Sold To The Lycan King Who Ruined Me. : Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

NoahThe garden was empty now except for the lingering scent of Elias and the gentle rustle of leaves in the afternoon breeze. I stood at the edge of the stone path, watching the spot where Elias had disappeared through the gates. My arms were wrapped around little Elias, his tiny body warm against my chest.Adrian appeared beside me, his arms crossed. "He left something."I looked at him, curious. "What?"Adrian held out a small wooden carving. It was a wolf, beautifully detailed, its eyes two tiny chips of silver stone. "He made this for the baby. He wanted to give it to him himself."I took the carving, turning it over in my hands. It was exquisite, every detail perfectly rendered. The wolf's posture was proud, strong, like it was ready to face anything. "It's beautiful. He'll treasure it."Adrian nodded, stuffing his hands in his pockets. "He's changed. He's found his peace."I looked at him, really looked at him. "You seem different around him now. Softer."Adrian was quiet for a

NoahThe morning sun was warm on my face as I stood in the courtyard, watching the pack warriors train.Adrian stood beside me, his hand resting on my lower back. His presence was steady, grounding, a quiet source of strength I had come to rely on. "You need to learn to lead, Noah. The pack looks to you now. They see you as their Luna, their guide."I felt a flutter of nervousness in my chest. "I don't know how to lead. I've spent my whole life following, being told what to do. I don't know if I have that instinct."Adrian turned to face me, his eyes soft but serious. "You've been leading your whole life. You just didn't know it. You survived when everyone told you to give up. You fought when everyone told you to submit. You protected the people you love when everyone told you to run. That's what leadership is."I looked at the warriors, their swords flashing in the sunlight, their movements precise and powerful. I had never seen myself as one of them. "I don't know if I'm ready."Adr

NoahI woke to silence.For a moment I lay still, waiting for the familiar grip of fear to tighten around my chest, waiting for the shadows to creep back into my mind. I waited for the screams that had haunted my dreams for months, for the cold sweat and the racing heart. But nothing came. The room was quiet, the morning light soft and golden. Little Elias was sleeping peacefully in his bassinet, his tiny chest rising and falling with each breath. Adrian was beside me, his arm draped across my waist, his breathing slow and steady.I had slept through the night. For the first time in months, I had slept without nightmares.I lay there, feeling the warmth of the sun on my face, the gentle rhythm of Adrian's breathing beside me. The silver light beneath my skin pulsed softly, a gentle hum of contentment that resonated through my entire being. The past no longer haunted me. The fear no longer controlled me. The memories that had once held me captive had finally released their grip.I was

NoahThe afternoon sun streamed through the windows of the great hall, casting golden patterns across the stone floor. The hall was filled with pack members, all gathered to witness the moment everyone had been waiting for. Elena stood at the front, her hands clasped together, her eyes bright with anticipation. Even the guards had stopped their patrols to watch. The air was thick with excitement.Little Elias was on his feet, his tiny hands gripping the edge of a low table. His silver eyes were fixed on something in the distance. On me. His little legs were trembling with the effort of standing, his face scrunched in concentration. The silver light beneath his skin pulsed brightly, a beacon of power and hope.I was kneeling a few feet away, my arms outstretched, my heart pounding with anticipation. "Come on, little one. You can do it. I know you can."The baby wobbled, his legs trembling. He looked at me, then at the distance between us, then back at me. I could see the determination

NoahThe morning of the summer solstice dawned bright and golden.I stood in my chambers, staring at my reflection in the mirror. The dress I wore was white and flowing, embroidered with delicate silver thread that caught the light. The silver light beneath my skin pulsed softly, a gentle rhythm that matched my heartbeat.Elena stood behind me, adjusting the small crown of flowers on my head. "You look beautiful," she said softly. "Absolutely beautiful."I smiled, but my hands were trembling. "I'm nervous."Elena squeezed my shoulder. "That's normal. Everyone is nervous on their bonding day."I shook my head. "It's not just the ceremony. It's everything. The pack is watching. The future is waiting."Elena pulled me into a gentle hug. "You're ready, Noah. You've been ready for a long time."I nodded, feeling the warmth of her words settle in my heart. "Thank you, Elena. For everything."She smiled. "Now let's go. Adrian is waiting."The great hall was filled with wolves. The pack had g