All Chapters of The Lycan Twins Runaway Mate: Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

“Luna Keren Vale, do you understand the gravity of what you are about to do?”My throat tightened as the question hit me like a sledgehammer. For a moment, I could not breathe.I took a deep breath, lifting my chin. “I’m certain, my lord,” I replied, my voice steadier than I expected.“Do you swear to testify against your mate and the Silver Moon Pack under the authority of the Lycan Council?” the man asked, his voice grave.For a moment, I almost looked at him, but I forced my gaze forward, fixing it on the council members seated on the raised platform, expectations written plainly across every face in the room.“Yes.”The chamber immediately filled with murmurs of outrage and shock, making me flinch. It was a rare sight to see a Luna testify against her mate. Hell, before now, people would have argued that it was impossible.Too bad for them, I was someone who loved to do the impossible.Rage rose in me as I finally glanced sideways at the shocked and angry faces of the pack members

“Who is coming, baby?” I asked quietly, my heart pounding.He turned to me, his brows squinting in confusion. And he suddenly looked very much his age. “I don’t know, Mommy. It’s…”My instincts immediately took over.I grabbed the small knife I kept under my pillow and was off the bed before my mind could catch up. It wouldn’t do much against Lycans, but it was something. And something was better than nothing. Her heart skipped a beat when footsteps sounded, coming down the hall. “Mavy,” I said, keeping my voice low. “Come here.”He slid off the bed without hesitation, his small hand slipping into mine. There was no fear in his face, only confusion, and that same quiet alertness that had begun to unsettle me more than it reassured me.One arm around Maverick and the other on the knife, I ran into the bathroom within seconds and quietly pulled the door shut behind us. I pressed my back against the wall beside the door, not in front of it, never in front of it, and held Maverick agai

I quickly covered my mouth, holding back the whimper that was about to escape. It felt like my soul was dying. Every word of neglect, every moment of isolation, every lie he’d told me about having to work late came crashing down. I was in a daze as I backed away from the door and walked out of the villa into the courtyard. Everything felt like a blur with faraway noise. Ford was my entire life. I had left everything when I had moved across a continent for him. Without him, I was and had nothing. I bent over as my heart started pounding and my lungs constricted. I was having a panic attack. I winced when a sharp wave of nausea suddenly struck me and black spots danced in my vision. The world tilted and darkened, and I collapsed in the courtyard.When I opened my eyes, I was in the pack clinic. The fluorescent lights were blinding, and the smell of antiseptic made my stomach churn with a new intensity.I looked up to see the pack doctor, his expression neutral. “You should be more