Lahat ng Kabanata ng Hiding My Lycan Twins From My Blind Alpha Ex: Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

Ayla“Can it wait? I want to talk to Ayla about something,” Ragnar replied, but she shook her head and inched closer.“Ayla’s the reason I want to talk to you,” she answered and looked around.The doors were still open, and some people were leaving the hall, which meant fewer eyes were watching us, but I didn’t want a scene regardless.I started walking back to my seat, but Ragnar grabbed my hand. I felt a tingle crawl up my spine as his fingers found mine and intertwined with them.I stood frozen in place, trying to make sense of what was happening. I could feel a warm sensation spreading from a point in my chest, down to my feet, and all over my body.The last time I’d felt anything like this, it had been the beginning of a relationship that ruined my life, but I put the thought away as Emily scowled when she saw us holding hands.“What was that public declaration?” she said to Ragnar, and he shrugged.“Exactly as I said, Emily—a public declaration of my protection over Ayla and her

Ayla“How’s she?” I asked as soon as Lionel left the room. Ragnar and I were alone in the hall, and I felt more open to having a conversation.“Emily?” he replied, waving his hand dismissively. “She’ll be fine.”“I don’t think she will be, Ragnar. If our presence here upsets her so much, we can leave. If we go right away, the kids and I can make it to the sanctuary before nightfall.”“And how do you plan on dealing with rogue wolves who might be on the prowl?”“I can defend myself, Ragnar. I’ve been protecting my children for five years and…”“I don’t doubt that you can protect them; I’m not trying to undermine your ability to either.”“Then let us go. If we leave, you don’t have to deal with Emily’s outburst or any other troubles our presence here would bring.”“There wouldn’t be any more trouble,” he said and sighed.“You don’t believe that. I can see how everyone’s been looking at us, and word of Snow’s abilities has probably spread around the pack and will keep spreading. I don’t

DaveI groaned and sat up in bed when I heard a knock on the door. I felt so weary after Morgana left the study that I decided to sleep for a while, but I could still hear her last words on a loop in my mind.My thoughts shifted to the night of our wedding. Elites and commoners flooded the palace grounds, mingling with business partners and engaging in polite chatter, but all I could think about was Ayla, whom I had rejected the week before. My father had arranged the marriage with the Faust family, and all I had to do to retain my throne was go through with the wedding.I remembered going through the entire ceremony feeling like it was a bad dream that would end once everyone left the palace grounds. To everyone else, a union between the Nightclaws and the Fausts was a formidable marriage, but I knew I was walking into a hole I had dug with my own hands.Morgana was delighted to be married, and I sighed as I thought about how cruel my words had been. Our marriage wasn’t born out of l

AylaI looked around, trying to steady my breathing as my heart pounded against my chest.“Where did she go?” I asked, confused. “Where are you?!”My voice echoed through the woods, and something screeched in the distance. I slapped my palm over my mouth when I remembered her warning about waking the torturers.I was already dealing with enough anxiety and emotions I could barely put labels to; the last thing I wanted was to make things worse by waking whoever could make this experience even worse than it already was.The sound of a wolf howling in the distance sent shivers through my body as I moved around the clearing with slow, steady steps, trying to see if she had walked down a different path. But my gaze fell to the spot where the lightning had struck.I stared in awe as smoke slowly wafted from it. The smell of burnt earth and ash filled the air.I sneezed, stepped back, and turned to stare at the wall behind me.My eyes widened in shock at the sight of an enormous wall of soli

Ayla“Mom! Mom! Mommy!”Snow’s excited voice pulled me out of sleep.I slowly sat up and looked around the room in confusion.She wrapped her fingers around my wrist and tried to get me to stand up.“Come, Mommy. Leo’s in the kitchen.”Her excitement made my drowsiness disappear as I rubbed my eyes and stood up.I picked her up and held her in a tight hug. She wrapped her arms around my neck and rested her head on my shoulder.Relief washed over me as she hummed a tune from a lullaby I had taught them when we were in the sanctuary.The experiences of the last few hours came back in a rush, but the thought of my children being safe kept me sane as I walked slowly toward the kitchen and found Leo at the kitchen table talking to an older woman who chatted with him as she cooked.I leaned against the doorway and watched as he giggled whenever she exaggerated her actions, replying with animated expressions of his own.Snow wiggled out of my arms and ran to join him at the table.I watched