All Chapters of I'm Not Supposed To Fall For The Lycan: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

-Andrew-Bent dropped me back at Trevor’s house before noon, and honestly, I was a bit disappointed that no one was waiting for my arrival there. I expected Corrine to greet me and cry in my arms, worrying about me. What a stupid thought. After making sure there was nothing suspicious, no sign of an attack or anything dangerous, I walked to Golden Valley. Maybe Corrine was on campus, going to classes as usual, and she’d probably nag me when we met later. At first, I thought about contacting her through the mind link, but I decided against it. I would wait for her at Houghton Commons while having brunch. I reached into my pocket, glanced at my phone, which was dead because the battery had run out, and then put it back. For some reason, the weather today felt unbearably scorched, and it made me annoyed. My frustration grew when I found Houghton Commons crowded, and I could feel curious stares from the students there. Some of them whispered while glancing at me. Girls I didn’t know

-Corrine-My life was so fucked. That was the only thought running through my mind as I processed Andrew’s words.More precisely, problems had been an endless cycle in my life ever since I got involved with Andrew. I knew it wasn’t fair to blame him, but damn, I couldn’t think of anything else.“Please, Andrew,” I sighed. “Can you just… give my life—our life—a break? Can we, just for today… go on a date like a normal couple?”“You think I don’t want that?” Andrew ran a hand through his hair, looking as frustrated as I felt. “I just want a fucking normal life with you! For the first time ever in my life, I hate being a lycan.”I flinched at his words, my eyes darting around nervously to make sure no one overheard us. Thankfully, it wasn’t a holiday, so the zoo wasn’t crowded.“Then let’s make one!” I pressed. “Let’s just forget about our status, about who we are. It’s just the two of us.” I reached for his hand, gripping it tightly. “I left my pack for you. Let it stay that way.”Andre

-Corrine-I didn’t understand what Leana was saying—her voice sounded unreal, and the news she brought was even more unreal—until Andrew put me down from his arms and Eva asked loudly, “What are you talking about?”We all turned to Eva, and that’s when I realized the original reason we came to the zoo was to tell her who we really were.I thought this was the right moment to tell her.As if reading my mind, Trevor grabbed Eva’s hand. “There’s no other choice,” he muttered to Eva. Then he shifted his gaze to Andrew. “We can’t leave her here alone, and there’s no time to take her back to the dorm.”Andrew threw a thoughtful look. His attention shifted from Trevor to Eva, then back to Trevor. “You’re in charge,” he said. “If my sister gets even a scratch, I will kill you.”That threat made me glare at Andrew. How dare he threaten Trevor in front of me?“Same goes for you,” Trevor shot back. He gestured with his chin toward me. “If anything happens to her, you’re dead, too.”Leana furrowe

-Andrew-The attack the rogues launched on my territory followed the same pattern as when they attacked Moon Dust. They came in large numbers, wreaked havoc, confronted the lycans, and then vanished.Some of the rogues were bold enough to arrive in human form. While the werewolf rogues attacked the outer areas of the mansion, the ones in human form infiltrated the mansion itself, though I wasn’t sure what they were searching for or trying to accomplish.“I’m going after them!” I shouted to Bent.Bent growled in agreement as he drove his claws into the snout of a rogue.I rushed into the mansion and spotted a rogue running upstairs. As he turned into a room, I caught a glimpse of his profile, and I felt a flicker of recognition.He entered my father’s study, and I silently followed. Once at the door, I kicked it open, ready to confront him. Sure enough, he was prepared. He threw several objects at me, which I easily shredded to pieces.The man stood behind my father’s desk, grinning wi

-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’