All Chapters of THE LYCAN KING’S STOLEN MATE.: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

THIRD PERSON'S POVThe pack square had gone dead silent.The only sounds were the dripping of blood from the podium and the soft, broken sobs of the remaining Tyron family members kneeling in the trail of blood that pooled at their feet. Silas Tyron stared at the headless body of his eldest daughter, her blood still warm on his face. His chest heaved, his hands shook, and he let out a loud roar of grief. "How could you do this?!" He screamed, his voice cracking as it echoed through the square. "How could you be so cruel?! Why couldn't you just forgive her?! You could have banned her?!”Tears rolled down his face, his beast begging to be let ot of the silver chains wrapped around his wrist. “Why didn't you just exile her from the pack?! Why did you have to kill everyone?!”Cassian turned slowly to face him. His calm expression was a deep contrast to the blood sprayed over his face and that scared Silas even more. "I watched you all for years.” Cassian said, his voice low and deep. H

THIRD PERSON'S POV Seven months had passed since the night the moon goddess cursed Cassian. Seven months of watching her husband become a stranger, and a man everyone feared…tremendously. Seven months of sitting by the dungeon door, listening to his roars of pain bounce off the stone walls, while waiting for the sun to rise so she could see him again. Raskia stood at the entrance of the dungeon, a lit torch in one hand and the other resting on her swollen belly. There she was, five months pregnant, tired, very cranky, hot and missing her husband greatly. She couldn't begin to explain how she'd survived those five months without him, pregnant with their lycan pup, who grew by the day, draining her of her energy and life force, but she did. It had been days since his last lock-up—days since she last saw him because it was what was best for her and everyone. No one knew she was here because if they did, they'd try to stop her. And she couldn't let that happen. When she walked pas

THIRD PERSON'S POV“NO! STOP! YOU'RE KILLING HER!” Kairen screamed, his hand hitting the invisible wall blocking him in. That had never happened before. What was the need to cage him in if he couldn't even do anything when he wasn't?! He was forced to stand there and watch in horror as Raskia screamed for help, a help that didn’t come, and begged her mate, her husband and the father of her child to recognize her.The beast never stopped. It kept drinking and taking from her even when she had nothing more to give.As her screams lessened, Kairen's increased.“Make him stop! Please!” He begged, tears dripping down his cheeks.“I’m sorry, Alpha King. But there’s nothing you can do. This is the past. It can’t be changed.”Kairen's head snapped up at Caelys's voice echoing in the air. This was the first time he’d heard her since he got here.Kairen's bloodshot eyes fell on the beast and watched as he shifted. Fur disappearing, claws and fangs retracting and his size shrinking until all t

THIRD PERSON’S POV“Merilyn!” He screamed out, shooting up in a sitting position, breathing heavily. His heart raced behind his ribcage, his stomach folded in on itself.The memories of everything he'd seen quickly came back to him. The door opened as he grabbed the edge of the blanket and threw it off him.“I told you I heard something.” Someone said and suddenly Valios was next to him, grabbing his shoulders and forcing Kairen to look at him.“You're awake.” Without waiting for him to speak, he began to assess Kairen, checking every part of his body. “Are you still hurting anywhere? Do your bones ache? Are you in pain?”“Where's Merilyn?” Kairen asked.“She's fine. But first I need you to answer me.” He looked behind him, “Flinn, get the doctor here. We need to—”“I'm fine.” He answered, brushing Valios's hand away as he stood to his feet only to stumble back into bed.“You haven't regained your strength, Your Majesty.” He heard Caelys speak but Kairen shook his head even before she

THIRD PERSON'S POVThe next morning, Kairen summoned Valios and Flinn to his study. He dismissed the guards stationed outside his door before their arrival.After his conversation with Caelys, he hadn't been able to sleep at all.Even though the prophecy had clearly said history would repeat itself, Kairen still had questions that needed answers.Some of which would be answered if he had his memories, and the others that wouldn't, he'd have to investigate himself.Valios and Flinn walked into the study, shutting the door behind them. One look at the serious expression on Kairen's face and both men shared a worried look."Your Majesty, are you okay?" Flinn asked as he settled down on one of the empty seats. Kairen nodded, rubbing his palm over his face as he exhaled."I need you both to do something for me."Valios and Flinn leaned in. Whatever Kairen wanted them to do had to be serious. "You all know that neither Merilyn nor I came back with any explanation on how to break the curse.