All Chapters of One Night with a Lycan: A Big Girl’s Transformation: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

NOLAN “You’re sure about this?” Nolan’s attorney sounded worried. “I’m sure,” the prince answered into the phone. “Just have the paperwork drawn up and messengered to my office. Today.” “Of course, Your Highness. It’ll be there in a couple hours.” Nolan hung up and froze in place, staring into the fire burning in his fireplace. His mind was swirling. He was going to present divorce papers to Yena. Tell her it was her only option if she wanted to move away to follow her dream in the human world. Actually divorcing her was the last thing he wanted. But this was his best move right now, and he had to do something. If Yena stayed with Nolan and had to wonder later if it was worth it, she could not be happy here with him for the rest of their lives. He loved her too much to let her live with regrets. And though this was a risky move, it was a calculated risk. Yena loved him. Nolan knew that to be true. She would n

“It was his ex-girlfriend, actually,” I told Evan.“What the fuck?” he snapped. “Why was she even there? And why the hell would he be dancing with his ex?”I smiled. It felt good that Evan was angry for me. And it made me realize I was angry, too. I had been so forgiving with Nolan about all this, trying to be patient. But there was a big part of it that was his fault. He should have told me about the texts from Gina. He should have warned me about her.“I don’t really want to go through the whole thing again,” I told Evan. “I was just telling Tina about it. It was a weird situation, and I think Nolan was trying to get her to leave, when she did the whole fainting thing.” I realized that the doctor at the hospital did say Gina had a heart attack. But there was something fishy about the timing and how it happened. And when I looked at her, supposedly unconscious in Nolan’s arms, and saw that little smile twitch across her face… “Yena,” Evan said very serious

NOLAN Yena was asleep when Nolan got up in the morning, and he managed not to wake her as he showered and dressed. He kissed her on the forehead lightly before leaving. In this office, the divorce forms were waiting for him on his desk. The stack of papers was nearly an inch thick. Nolan would be spending his morning reading through it, making sure everything was in order… just in case Yena would actually go through with it. He sighed repeatedly as he leafed through the paperwork. And thought seriously about abandoning this plan. It was so dangerous. The closer he got to giving her this choice, the more afraid he was becoming. She might actually take this opportunity he has giving her. And Nolan would lose the only person in the world who had ever really known him. And who he loved more than anything. More than he ever thought was possible. But he had to do something. So he was moving forward with the plan, and just holding out hope in

“He gave me divorce forms.”Lucy practically screamed. “He did what?!”“He gave them to me tonight at dinner. Hundreds of pages, Lucy. He had a whole, complicated thing prepared before he even told me anything about it.”“Oh my Goddess, Yena, why?! I thought you were in love?”“I thought so too,” I said, and then I broke down into sobs again.Lucy gave me lots of reminders to breathe while I tried to stop crying. She told me that she loved me and asked how she could help.“You’re helping already,” I told her. “Thank you. Thanks for listening.”“I’m here for you. Always.”When I was able to catch my breath, I told Lucy the whole thing.About how Nolan told me last week that I could study abroad, and he’d support me. But then tonight, he finally revealed that it was just not something I could do at all… if I stayed married to him. If I stayed a princess.I didn’t even mention Gina yet, when Lucy brought it up.“Do you think… that it could really be about something else?” she asked caref

I was waiting for Nolan in our room when he returned from work in the evening. “Hey,” he said as he closed the door behind him. His tone was solemn.And then he saw where I was sitting, and what I was doing. I was at the little dining table in our suite, with the divorce forms stacked neatly in front of me. Nolan walked over slowly. He loosened his tie and shrugged off his jacket on the way. His eyes were on the stack of papers the whole time. “I decided… that I can agree to this,” I told him. I couldn’t look him in the eye while I said it. I didn’t want him to see how badly I was hurting.It was everything I could do just to sit through this. To say these awful words, do this awful thing. “I signed it all,” I said. “I’m pretty sure I got to everything. Took a long time to look at all the pages, but I did it.” Hearing my own voice was strange. It sounded totally empty of emotion. I think I had run out of feelings. All that