All Chapters of The Lycan fated mate : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Xavier POV:As I raced through the forest, a sense of urgency fueled my every step. The mere thought sent a surge of anger and fear coursing through my veins. But what gripped my heart even more was the knowledge that Uriah, my beloved Luna, was pregnant and she might get hurt.The forest blurred past me as I sprinted, my instincts honed on finding her, on protecting our unborn child. Every fiber of my being screamed for me to reach her, to ensure her safety in this perilous time.Finally, the scent of my pack mingled with the familiar fragrance of Uriah's presence. I burst through the tree line, my eyes scanning the area, searching for any sign of her. And there, on the ground, lay Uriah, her form battered and broken. My heart clenched at the sight, a mixture of rage and despair surging within me.I knelt beside her, my hands trembling as I cradled her delicate frame. "Uriah," I whispered, my voice choked with emotion. "I'm here. I won't let anything harm you or our child."Her

Uriah POV:The sound of my baby's gentle cooing filled the room as I carefully cradled her in my arms as I was still sore from giving birth. I had barely recovered from the injuries inflicted upon me by Nabitha when Xavier entered the room with a grave expression on his face."My love ," he said, his voice filled with concern. "There's something you need to know. Nabitha... she escaped."My heart skipped a beat as fear and anger surged through me. How could Nabitha have gotten away? I had hoped that after the battle, she would be defeated once and for all."What do you mean she escaped?" I asked, my voice trembling with a mixture of unspeakable emotions. "We had her cornered. How did she manage to slip away?"Xavier sighed heavily, his gaze filled with remorse. "I underestimated her cunning and resourcefulness. She had a confidant named Victor who helped her retreat into the darkness of the forest. They vanished without a trace."I clenched my fists, my jaw set in determination.

Xavier POV:The weight of the impending battle hung heavily on my shoulders as Uriah and I gathered our allies, finalizing our plans to expose Nabitha's rogue alliance. The urgency in her voice reminded me of the danger we all faced, and the responsibility to protect our pack and the innocent lives at stake."Xavier, we need to ensure that our evidence is solid," Uriah said, her voice filled with determination. "We can't afford any doubt when we confront the other packs. They need to believe in the threat and join us."I nodded, fully aware of the gravity of the situation. "You're right, Uriah. We need concrete proof to convince the other packs. Let's gather all the information we have and cross-reference it to build an airtight case."Uriah's eyes sparkled with a mixture of relief and determination. "Thank you, Xavier. I know we can do this together."The room buzzed with tension as we worked alongside our allies, each contributing their expertise to the cause.As we reviewed the ga

Uriah's POV:As Xavier hurried back to our rendezvous point, I couldn't help but feel a mixture of hope and trepidation. He was our best chance at gathering critical information about Nabitha's plans, but the stakes were higher than ever. The impending battle loomed over us like a dark cloud, threatening to shatter everything we held dear.When Xavier finally arrived at our camp, exhaustion etched into his face, I felt my heart skip a beat. I locked eyes with him, searching for any signs of success or failure. His presence alone was a glimmer of hope amidst the encroaching darkness."Xavier, you're back. Tell me everything," I urged, my voice filled with a mix of anticipation and concern. I needed to know what he had discovered, what insights he had gained from his encounter with Nabitha.He took a moment to catch his breath, and I could sense the weight of the encounter on his shoulders. I waited, my eyes fixed on his, prepared to absorb whatever information he had to offer.With

Uriah's POV:The next day, as Xavier left once again to enter Nabitha's new alliance, I found myself at home, reminiscing about happier moments we had shared. It was important to hold on to those memories, to find solace in them amidst the chaos that surrounded us.As I sat with my maids, discussing the past adventures and joys we had experienced together, one of them suggested that we visit the famous bar within the pack. The idea sparked intrigue and excitement among the maids, but I hesitated."I appreciate the suggestion," I began, my voice filled with caution, "but as Luna, it might not be advisable for me to go there. There's a chance of being recognized by Nabitha or one of her men."One of my maids, ever persuasive, chimed in, "But, Luna Uriah, you deserve some time to unwind and enjoy yourself. We'll be with you, and we'll make sure to keep a low profile."After a brief internal debate, I agreed, realizing that I, too, needed a respite from the weight of responsibility. So,