All Chapters of Forced To The Beast Lycan King: His Plump Little Wolf: Chapter 51 - Chapter 54

**Eirian’s Pov**"A courier gave it to one of the stable hands. He said it came from FrostHowl, but not through any official channel.” Nessa said, handing me a letter that was wrapped in a spare piece of cloth. “He looked nervous when he handed it over, my lady, and made the boy promise to give it only to you."I looked it over, and the handwriting on the outer fold immediately told me who had written it.Lirien.Oh, how I've missed her so much.I waited until Nessa left, then quickly unfolded the pages. My heart was racing with anticipation as I settled into the rocking chair by my window and began to read.Eirian,I hope this letter reaches you safely. I paid the courier extra to be careful and made him swear on his mother's grave that he wouldn't let it fall into the wrong hands. I suppose that's rather dramatic, but I would rather be safe than sorry. You would probably laugh at me if you were here to see how seriously I took the whole thing. I miss you so much. Eirien. You have n

**Eirian’s Pov**Old Mira Thorne arrived at the fortress carrying a worn leather satchel.Vorath had arranged for us to meet in the healer's private study, which was more secluded than the main chambers. Tall wooden shelves lined the walls from floor to ceiling, packed with dried herbs and small glass jars. The entire room smelled faintly of dried lavender, crushed roots, and rain-soaked earth. Mira placed her satchel down on the table with a heavy thud, and turned to look at me with those clouded but impossibly piercing eyes, as though she could see straight through me."So," she said, sitting down comfortably on the chair across from me, her silver braid falling over one shoulder. "You've decided you're ready to see what has been locked away in your memory." "Yes," I said quietly, meeting her gaze without flinching.Her eyes widened in clear shock. She glanced over at Vorath, who stood near the window, and back at me."You spoke," she said in disbelief."I did," I replied, a small