All Chapters of I'm Not Supposed To Fall For The Lycan: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

-Corrine-I didn’t expect to be back in my hometown this soon.This place felt both familiar and foreign in my eyes now. The air I breathed felt different and the ground I stood on felt rough under my shoes.I half-slammed the car door after I got out—Trevor had borrowed one of Andrew’s cars—and while I was waiting for Trevor to come out, I took off my sunglasses and stared at the Alpha house in front of me.The last time I was here I had a terrible experience. There was still a faint trauma settled at the bottom of my heart, but aside from that, I was fine.But there was one thing my heart had not prepared for until now; if I ever met my mom again, what was I supposed to do?“Come on.” I didn’t know when, but suddenly Trevor was already standing beside me. “Dad is waiting inside.”I shot a glance at him, feeling restless at the thought of meeting Dad.Looked like Trevor knew what I had been thinking, because he said, “Mom’s not here. She’s—“ He paused for a moment, “—she still doesn’

-Corrine-I was drinking for the second time when I heard Leana’s explanation. I choked so hard that water spurted out of my lips. Leana jerked back to avoid being splashed with the water mixed with saliva.“Where did you get that information?” I asked after finishing coughing.At first, Leana seemed hesitant. She didn’t answer my question right away and instead took a gulp of water from her bottle. I bet she was deliberately stalling for time, perhaps hoping I’d change my mind and stop pressing her for information.But when she finished drinking, I was still waiting patiently. She let out a sigh as she closed her bottle.“Trevor and I traced the Ashbridge family’s history and found a possible location where Andrew’s great-grandfather disappeared during a specific period of a few years.” She cleared her throat, glancing at the door. Her unease made me even more certain that this was a major secret that wasn’t supposed to be known by anyone.I suddenly remembered reading about the Ashb

-Trevor-The forest was a playground for werewolves like me. I had explored every inch of the forest in and outside of Wesgrove.But I had never visited a forest like this.This forest seemed to have a life of its own. Instead of exploring a land full of trees, it felt like I’d entered another world, one filled with invisible creatures. They were watching me from the darkness, from places I could not see.I could hear my heartbeat buzzing in my ears.“I feel... strange,” whispered Leana, as if worried someone might hear us. “Do you feel the same way?”I didn’t want to admit that I felt the same. That would be like admitting I was afraid of this place.I deliberately walked with a straight posture and slightly raised my chin. “Strange? What do you mean? It’s a forest. Forests are the same everywhere.”Leana shook her head, disagreeing with my words. “No, Trevor. This place is different. It’s—” Leana looked around and then pressed herself closer to me. “It feels like someone is watching

-Trevor-I couldn’t let that bastard take Leana away from me just like that.I struggled, trying to break free from these restraints. Whatever they did to me, it prevented me from shifting. Fuck.It seemed like Leana was experiencing the same thing because all she could do was scratch and kick without shifting into her lycan form.They knew something—some weakness of werewolves—that I didn’t.That man—I was sure he was Gary, the college friend Corrine had mentioned—kept dragging Leana into the darkness until I could no longer see her, only hear her screams.“Fuck, fuck, fuck.” I kept cursing as I struggled harder. The more I fought, the tighter the bindings became around my body. I heard footsteps approaching and saw a group of rogues surrounding me. They bared their fangs and growled.“You think I’m scared?” I spat. “You’re all cowards. Ganging up on someone who’s tied up.” But rogues are rogues. They didn’t care about my taunts. One by one, they leaped at me.I was doomed.*-Corri

-Andrew-In my entire life, I had never passed out. Even when I experienced my first shift, I could endure that excruciating pain—burning through my entire body and blurring my vision.But this time, after Gary did something to my body, I lost consciousness. My vision went dark, and I lost all sense of time, place, and everything happening around me—until I faintly heard Corrine’s voice. She was arguing with someone.“How can you not know what happened to them??” Corrine’s voice rose, but she kept her volume controlled, her words coming out as sharp, hissing whispers.Gradually, I could make out my surroundings. A familiar place. I was in my room.At the foot of my bed, I saw Corrine and Bria facing each other—the source of the small commotion that woke me.“I’m not a fucking sorcerer, little girl. If you think I know everything about—”Corrine jabbed her finger at Bria. “Stop calling me little girl, or you’ll face the wrath of this little girl, and you’ll regret it.”Instead of backi