All Chapters of THE LYCAN PRINCE'S BREEDER: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Arianna’s POV I woke up to the rays of the morning sun streaming through the curtains, its warm rays falling gently across my face. I stirred beneath the covers and slowly stretched my body, a sleepy sigh escaping my lips. For a few seconds, I remained still, too lazy and tired to either turn around or get up. Then I turned toward the other side of the bed. And the moment I did, I froze. My eyes widened when I realized how close Cassian was. His face was only a few inches away from mine. I stared at him, taking in his peaceful expression. His eyes were closed, his breathing slow and steady, and anyone would have believed he was deep asleep. The memories of last night came rushing back. The way he had looked at me, the way he had asked if I was certain and how possessively he had claimed me after marking me. “You're my mate now.” My cheeks immediately grew hot, and I quickly pulled the blanket higher, hiding half of my face beneath it. Goodness. I couldn't believe that ha

Arianna’s POV “Crown Princess, it’s time for us to leave,” one of the guards’ voices rang out from outside my chamber. The moment I heard that, my body stiffened. I gripped tightly onto the hem of my dress, trying to conceal my nervousness. I knew that moment was coming. As a matter of fact, I had already been dressed for my journey. But hearing the guard’s words reminded me of the danger I was putting myself into. I wouldn't lie. At that moment, I wanted to back out. But too many things were on the line for me to do so. Whether I liked it or not, I needed to do it. Cassian, who had refused to leave my side since earlier that day, was also in the room with me. He leaned against the door, his arms folded across his chest. He seemed to have noticed how tense I was. “Arianna,” he called, walking toward me. I raised my gaze to look at him. When he was just an inch away from me, he crouched before me and held my hands in his. His eyes searched mine desperately as though he was look

Arianna’s POVI stared into the darkness before me. And for a moment, I didn't know what to do.Going back was impossible.The carriage was already long gone, and even if I tried to follow its tracks, I had no idea how far it had travelled before leaving me here. The only thing I could do was move forward.I looked down at the compass in my hand, the needle pointing toward the direction I needed to go.Right through the forest. I took a deep breath and tightened my grip around the compass.“You can do this, Arianna,” I whispered through a shaky breath. I adjusted the straps of my backpack and forced my feet to move. Each step I took was heavier than the last. Soon afterward, darkness dominated the sky. The forest was much darker than I had expected.There were no lamps to guide my steps. I looked up at the sky and thankfully, the moon was bright enough for me to see where I was going. There were no lively sounds. Just the occasional rustling of leaves and the sound of my own foot

Arianna’s POV I held the badge tightly in my hand, staring at the name engraved on its surface. Lucian. Who was he? How did he end up being injured in the forest? I looked around again still hoping to see him, but there was no sign of him. Perhaps he had transformed into a human and left while I was asleep. But if that was the case, why had he left his badge behind? Was it an intentional act or did it drop from him without him noticing? I slipped the badge into the pocket of my dress. Although I didn’t know who he was, something told me he was more than I thought he was. With one final glance at the spot where he had been lying, I picked up my backpack and continued my journey. The morning sun had already risen above the trees, casting golden rays across the forest. I walked for hours. My legs began to ache, and the soles of my feet hurt with every step. I had barely slept, and my stomach was beginning to growl. I stopped several times, gulping water to quench my thirst. Bu

Arianna’s POV I slowly lifted my gaze to look at the figure standing a few feet away from me. Whose voice was that? Was he someone I knew? All I was met with was a strange-looking man dressed shabbily. His hair was rough, and he was covered in dirt as if he hadn’t washed himself in days. But despite how tattered he looked, there was something about him that caught my attention. His eyes. They looked so familiar, as though I had seen them somewhere before. But where? I tried running through my memory, but nothing came to mind. Maybe I was mistaken. And I shouldn’t be worried about whether I knew him or not. I should be grateful that he had shown up at the last minute to save me. “Get away from her,” his thick, rough voice echoed through the forest once again. His voice was so harsh that I flinched where I sat. The rogues exchanged looks, fear flashing across their faces. For a brief moment, I thought they were going to back away and take to their heels. Instead, they burst i