All Chapters of Hiding My Lycan Twins From My Blind Alpha Ex: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

AylaI panicked at Snow’s voice, then reminded myself that we had crossed the border already, and the mimics had no jurisdiction here. If they had heard us while we were still within the lands assigned to them, then they would have been able to cross the border to hunt.I followed Snow’s finger with my eyes as she pointed to the crow. The bird locked eyes with me and angled its head, then let out a deep, guttural caw. A wolf howled in the distance, and my heart sank when I realized that it was Ragnar.I could tell by how sad the howl sounded that he had discovered my absence.“I’m sorry, Ragnar,” I said and sighed. “I had to pick what was best for me.”I glanced at the crow and saw it watching me closely. After a few seconds, it spread out its wings and prepared to fly. At the base of its wing, I saw the unmistakable emblem of the Nightclaw pack. It wasn’t just any ordinary forest bird; it was a crow from the southern kingdom, and the idea that it must’ve been following us because it

Ayla“The wall is said to be just a representation of the barrier he put between our world and theirs. This barrier manifests in various ways in specific parts of the realm. In the north, it is a massive wall of ice; in the south, it’s an endless maze of flowers where explorers get lost. Some die trying to find their way back, some simply disappear, never to be found again.”I shuddered at the thought of my theory being wrong and disappearing into the maze.“That sounds awful.”“It is,” he replied and sighed. “In the west, it is something at the borders of the woods, close to the altar of chaos, which belongs to Eris, the goddess of discord. It is surrounded by a part of the Xatri River, which is a murky, dark river with currents too powerful for how shallow it seems.”“Every path to this barrier sounds dangerous.”“That’s exactly what he wanted. If it seemed too terrifying to cross, then fewer people would venture into their realm. The safest path is through the Xatri River; there’s

Ayla“The bird with my hair in its talons had successfully identified me and was taking the information back to whoever sent it. This meant that my time to get through the mountains had been shortened, and I felt a small sense of relief that I had gotten out of the sanctuary before it recognized me.If anyone intended to follow my trail, they’d follow me into the forests and through the mountains. I had put enough distance between me and the neutral town, which meant Snow, Leo, Jasper, and the others were out of harm’s way.I staggered down the path, glanced at the scroll, and took a right turn. Soon, I could see the mountains in the distance as I walked close to the beginning of the path. I turned around and glanced at the birds, which watched me from the branches of the trees.It felt like the entire forest was waiting to see if I would cross onto the rocky path. I swallowed, steadied my foot against the ground, and started climbing up the winding path. I heard a wolf howl in the di

AylaI felt lightheaded at her words; it felt like something had unlocked in my mind. A memory I couldn’t place, where it had come from or understand what it meant, made my head hurt more than it did when my body crashed against the earth.I winced from the throbbing and placed my palm on my head, staggering until I leaned against the tree, holding my head in my hands and trying to steady my breathing. My heart beat rapidly against my chest as I tried to regain my balance.“We need to leave now,” she said, glancing around nervously. “There are things worse than Cain’s wolves here.”She walked towards me in quick strides and pulled me up. I leaned on her for support as she led me to the entrance of the cave, watched me enter, then muttered incoherently before following closely.The smell of grass and damp soil made me feel nauseous, but I resisted the urge to empty my insides on the floor of the cave. I looked around the barely lit space and leaned against the wall as pain engulfed my

MorganaCain’s request left me feeling confused for days. I had agreed to help him with his mission to find the Lycan princess as a means of solidifying our agreement, but I couldn’t think of a way to do that. The Lycans had been gone for so long; they were considered a tale parents told their children.“How does he expect me to find her?” I said aloud.I had returned to the palace after the meeting and locked myself in the bedroom Dave and I had shared throughout the years of our marriage. I stared at the furniture in the room with a tinge of regret as I realized that we hadn’t really made any worthy memories here.I had spent the entire time convincing myself that the only reason he didn’t initiate things sexually was that he had to deal with his chronic pain, insomnia, and the stress that came with running the kingdom.The nights when I tried to initiate things and he responded poorly or completely ignored me filled me with a dash of embarrassment and rage because the last few days