All Chapters of Hiding My Lycan Twins From My Blind Alpha Ex: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

AylaMy skin glowed as I balled my hands into fists and closed my eyes, reminding myself of what she had said earlier; according to the natural order of things, Lycans were below supernatural beings, which meant no matter how angry I got, the rage was all I had.I might decide to challenge her to a duel, but that would be futile; she was far stronger than I could ever imagine, and I’d be offering myself up as her source of entertainment for the day. She was a goddess; I didn’t know the extent of my abilities yet, but it didn’t take much to tell that I was no match for a being like her.It would give me an avenue to challenge the rage I felt stirring within me, but in the long run, my plan would be ruined. I inhaled, closed my eyes, and exhaled slowly. She wasn’t worth the energy; if she could provide answers to help me find what I was looking for, then I’d take it.I opened my eyes and saw her studying my face with an amused expression. “Do you feel that? The rage stirring within you-

Ayla“Please stop this,” I pleaded as my heart raced for him.Fear, rage, and guilt washed over me as I stared at him squirming in pain. He had come all this way for me, and I couldn’t bear to see him suffer on my behalf. “Anna! Tell her to stop!”“Anna can’t help you; no one can. The only one who can make this stop is you. If you want to free him from this cruel punishment, then offer him up as the sacrifice. You said earlier that he means nothing to you, so that shouldn’t be hard.”“I didn’t say he didn’t mean anything to me, I…”“Ayla,” I heard Ragnar call out, and I stopped talking.His voice sounded stranger than usual, like it was coming from somewhere farther away than where he stood. My face contorted into a frown, and I turned to look at Anna. She met my gaze, smiled sadly, and turned her back to me.“I told you she can’t help you,” Eris said with a playful giggle.“Ayla,” Ragnar called out again, and I moved my gaze to him. “Please give her anything she wants. Make it stop,

AYLAI gave up struggling and watched as the light spread across the area, illuminating everything it touched. In the distance, I could see a woman clutching her throat as she shapeshifted into a wolf, then back into her human form in quick succession.“Eris,” I said, a weird feeling of recognition slowly taking root in my mind.I had never met my aunt before, but deep down, I could tell that the woman I was looking at was Eris, the same woman who had dedicated her life to making mine terrible.I watched as she touched her face and other parts of her body, screaming obscenities as her expression alternated between confusion and rage.The light suddenly went off, and the pressure lifted. My body fell to the ground with a slam, and I closed my eyes, groaning from the pain. When I opened them, I was back at the ruins, and Eris and Anna had come closer.She knelt beside me and helped me sit up. “What did you see?” she asked as the goddess watched us intently.“Eris,” I said and turned to

MORGANA“Let the children go. You promised you would let them go if I told you where she was!”I stared at the man in front of me, bound in chains, his lips stained with blood and his eyes fixed intensely on me as I paced around the dungeon.When I found out about the children, my resentment toward Dave intensified as memories of our last conversation replayed in my mind. He had mentioned needing her heart’s blood to cure his curse but had conveniently left out the part where he had found her with children in the woods.He wasn’t just after a cure.He was after his heirs.Despite feeling betrayed, I could understand why he had kept it from me. We had spent five years together and could never bring ourselves to be intimate enough to conceive an heir.His actions told me that he was battling with the possibility that the children could be his, and it wouldn’t be too far-fetched. I couldn’t think of anyone in the kingdom who had looked Ayla’s way throughout her years here.The only posit

RAGNARShe turned around and walked towards a black hole that opened as she edged towards it. Thunder rumbled in the distance as the panther sprinted towards the hole and jumped in.“If your mother could cross, maybe you can too,” she said and stepped into the hole.I stared at the hole as it pulsated, lightning crackling around it, making my heart race as I could feel my wolf being called from within. I thought about her last words for a moment. All these years, I’d been so fixated on what the wall had taken from me; I didn’t let my mind see things from a different perspective.If my mother had been able to cross the wall, then I would have probably spent most of my life terrified of the wall when I could’ve easily crossed over to meet her. I considered the part of the legend that says anyone without Lycan blood would burn up if they tried to pass, and slowly rose.I staggered a little, then regained my balance. I pressed my feet against the earth and exhaled as it trembled. I had to