All Chapters of THE LYCAN KING’S STOLEN MATE.: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

THIRD PERSON'S POV"What?! Where?" Merilyn asked. A dead body? In the Kingdom?Judging by the way he said it, it wasn't a natural death."By the lake. Stay here and lock up the doors when I leave okay?""Shouldn't I come with you?" Merilyn asked and Kairen shook his head as he wore something more presentable."There's no need for that. I'll handle it, don't worry."He said, pecked her forehead and left.Kairen hurried out of the front entrance, got into his car and drove towards the lake. He could see Lycans hanging around in groups and others still joining the race.Looks like the news hasn't circulated yet.When he got there, he found a group of men and two women huddled in the corner, one with her arms wrapped around the other.He turned off the ignition and got out of the vehicle walking up to the seven people gathered around a blue tarp."Your Majesty," They bowed and he moved closer to the body. He pulled off the tarp and stared at the swollen body.Judging from how her body app

THIRD PERSON'S POV"Why would you do that? It's widely known that Lycan maids from Blood Moon Pack are strictly prohibited from having such a procedure. Why did you still carry on with it?""I… I just wanted to help her." Heira answered, her eyes darting back and forth, her breathing became unsteady and her hands were gesturing wildly."She was crying a lot and pleading with me to help her. I didn't…""You are His Majesty's private Healer—well gifted and held at high ranks above others , but it doesn't give you the right to go against the rules that have been set in stone from before you were born!"Heira's hand squeezed the sides of her dress tight, her eyes burning to stop the tears forming.None of this was her fault — she just wanted to help."I made a mistake, I accept that. But I promise, the pills are one hundred percent safe for pregnant women. Her death has nothing to do with it."Elder Hevrick chuckled, "That's easy for you to say—""I don't mean any disrespect but why is it

MERILYNIt didn't take long for the coroner to arrive. An elderly man, sporting a few grey hairs, dressed in a T-shirt and ankle length carton-coloured pants.Kairen spoke first, filling him in on the conversation that had happened earlier before his arrival and Heira's claim that it could be discovered if Anna had recently lost a pregnancy.While the whole conversation was going on, I kept staring at Lorelei and her uncle.I caught both of them sharing worried looks, Lorelei's subtle attempt at itching the back of her neck when she thought no one was looking.This only made me curious. What could they possibly be hiding? And the more curious I got, the more I concocted a plan in my head to find out as soon as possible.Because it didn't matter who actually committed the crime, both of them wanted Heira to take the fall for it.The coroner—whose name I later found out was Louis—explained to the court that the process Heira had mentioned couldn't be completed in mere hours and would p

THIRD PERSON'S POV"V-Valios…" Heira called out softly, wringing her fingers as she stared at the heaving back of her mate. His head pressed against the door, one hand gripping the door knob for dear life. Even his stance showed just how disappointed he was.Heira swallowed. This was the first time she was this close to him and they weren't tearing at each other's clothes. The air thickened with tension, Heira's heart skipped as Valios pulled away from the door.A brooding aura enveloped him as he turned to face her. Valios didn't cover the distance between them, just stood a few inches from the door, staring at Heira standing in the middle of the room."Why would you do something that stupid?"Heira blinked. She didn't have an answer for him. Deep down, she didn't know why either. Something inside her—whether it was Anna's pitiful fate or her relating to her story—made her agree."Answer me, Heira. You've never broken any rule, not that I know of. And of all rules to break, Bloodmoon

THIRD PERSON'S POVWith two pack warriors behind her, Heira was led to the cubicle. They didn't have to put her in handcuffs — the guards on her tail were more than enough to show everyone she was the criminal here.Valios hadn't returned to his bedroom yesterday, leaving her alone with her thoughts. She had more than enough time to regret her decision.But the more she thought about it, the more it didn't make sense.She'd given Anna the pills because she wanted to, but any time she tried to think of a reason why she did, nothing came to mind.Be it BloodMoon or not, Heira knew the consequence of aiding an abortion would follow her everywhere. The least of punishments would be to leave Ice-Shadow, and the highest was an execution.The range of punishment for committing such a crime was enough to have deferred her from giving Anna the pill, but she had , and yet she couldn't actually make up a reason why she'd done it.And Valios's question had made her realize that.Why risk her life