Todos los capítulos de Return Of The Forsaken She-Wolf: Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 20

Kayden’s Point of ViewFour years have passed. Four years where I have searched for Iris every single fucking day. She is like a damn ghost. Every time there is a lead about her, and we investigate, she disappears once again. I know she is alive because I haven’t felt the pain of the mating bond break, but that doesn’t put Atlas at ease. In fact, I have become angrier. Only Anderson approaches me as I’m irritable with everyone, and nobody stands up to me.I have become my worst nightmare; it was all Iris’s fault.A few years ago, I felt an intense pain in my chest. I thought I was having a heart attack, but then I realized that the pain didn’t come from me; it was Iris’s. I began to worry when the doctor came and explained that it was cheating pain.It was brief, almost ten minutes, which meant it wasn’t sex. Still, I felt betrayed; from that day onward, my mood only worsened.At first, I would stay loyal to Iris, but something inside me broke when she cheated. Even if she didn’t have

Iris’s Point of View The look on his face was priceless. I already knew why he wanted me here, and he would not get the satisfaction. Silvana warned me she had heard a few times that he wanted revenge on me. She didn’t understand what that meant, but I did. He was probably going to use me, probably try to break me, and then reject me.Fortunately for me, I was going to take that satisfaction away from him. I was not going to let him hurt me anymore; he had done plenty of that.“Mate is hurt; go to mate, Iris,” Minerva whimpered.Minerva just responded to her natural instincts. She wanted to preserve the bond, but not me. I am stronger now. I don’t need a mate, and even less, I don’t need a mate who has hurt me constantly all these years. Even if he thought that I cheated on him, I had done it once, while he did it several times.“You dare reject me?” Kayden growled.He was angry. Of course, he was, but his pride was compromised. How could I, a wolf-less girl, reject the almighty King

Esmerie’s Point of ViewCenturies ago, the Lycans ruled the world. They were so powerful that even the Gods became terrified of them. They were strong, quick, and intelligent, but they loved to acquire more knowledge, which is why the Gods began to feel threatened by them.The Moon Goddess, or Selene, was the mother of these Lycans, and like her mother, she didn’t want them to perish. She found that the Gods were only worried about losing power. For them, that was all that mattered. But even though she proved time and time again that the Lycans weren’t a threat, they were being killed at a dangerously high rate.To be a true Lycan, you have to be born a Lycan. They can’t be created from out of nowhere, and if a Lycan is matched with another species, the Lycan's blood could be lost. Selene gave them the tools and weapons to avoid being hunted, but they were useless. The hunters and other species that were killing them also had the help of the Gods.It stopped being a fair fight; Gods a

Kayden’s Point of ViewI saw red when Esmerie told me what could happen to Iris if I accepted the rejection.Didn’t she care about her life at all? What was wrong with her? I took deep breaths to keep Atlas at bay. I knew that he wanted to shift and run into the woods, but now it was not the time to lose my mind.I looked at her to confirm what the witch, called Esmerie, had just told me. She didn’t make eye contact, but the fact that she was covering herself and glaring at the witch answered my question.“I know you want to lose it, but control yourself. If you don’t, she can vanish again.” Anderson warned me through the mind link.“I know. Don’t worry; I won’t mess this up,” I tried to reassure him, but I was doubting myself.“Is it true, Iris? If I accept the rejection, you are going to die?” I asked her, keeping my tone neutral, not to show my anger.“Well… it could, but it could not.” She was being cryptic once again, for Goddess’s sake. I heard her friend try to contain a laugh,

Kayden’s Point of ViewI was soaked in blood from all the wolves that I had killed. Some rogues were extremely inexperienced, as if they had just started training. I asked Anderson if he had noticed the same thing, and he confirmed.In every single pack, at least the men are trained from a young age. In some out-of-date packs, females don’t train, but males do. I roared loudly to make the rogues stop for a moment. I wanted to avoid attacking innocent wolves that might be coerced into fighting.I had shifted back and was about to speak when I saw Iris approaching me. Behind her were several wolf-form rogues, including a dirty brown wolf. She walked like a queen, her head held high and walking steadily. She was fully clothed, thanks to the Goddess, because I don’t know how Atlas would react if he saw other wolves looking at her butt naked. I was about to approach her when I heard one of the guards yell at the top of his lungs.“WATCH OUT!” He exclaimed.I looked at the guard and realize