All Chapters of A Bride for the Lycan King : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Mellor was watching the men travel through a pond. It was complicated magic. One that could not be explained to the average mind. Even for a wizard of his pedigree, he would need to spend two days recuperating from such an arduous spell, but as long as Titan and his men were victorious, it would be well worth it. Besides his cherished friend, Andre Black would turn in the grave if he did not do everything in his power to aid his son through such a crucial time.On Titan's command, the men hid in the bushes at the first sighting of the border security men. Two minutes later, a knife throw hit one of the enemy guards and he fell dead without a sound. The other one was taken out from the back but fell with a scream. Titan cursed silently. He knew this would trigger suspicion or at least draw some attention and in an immediate response to his premonition, an alarm reverberated through the night. "Damn it!" Titan hissed. "Forward!" he commanded. The men hurried forward, but he stopped Leo

Olivia nodded, then turned to Maya and smiled. "I'm glad you're safe now, get some rest.""Thank you, Olivia,"She left the room and went downstairs to the courtyard, wanting to be the first person Titan saw when he returned. She had missed him. Leo had assured her everyone was alright and they had lost very few men, but she would believe it when she saw it. Hours passed, and still, the gate remained empty and dark, with no forthcoming person or vehicle."Hey," Someone whispered in the darkness. Olivia jumped in fright. "Relax, it's me," Leo said, crouching beside her. "Maya's finally asleep, you should do the same.""It's no use, I can't sleep a wink,""Olivia, Titan is fine.""I'll believe it when I see it,""I wouldn't lie to you,""I know, and I'm not saying you are, but I just need to see him.""You will,"There was a horn at the gate. Olivia stood up hurriedly, but Leo held her back. "Relax, it's Dr Caldwell, the pack's official doctor who came to examine her the other night and

Titan and Asher exchanged a glance. "Shut the door, and keep talking," Titan ordered.Leo closed the door and walked to the chair opposite Titan's desk as he spoke. "When Maya and I came home, we met Olivia and she prepared Maya something to eat while I ran a hot bath. When Maya was bathing, Olivia asked her about the kidnapping. At first, I was mildly angry at Olivia for bringing that up. I mean she had just gone through a traumatic experience. Why re-live it? But Maya was fine with it. Except that she didn't tell me and Olivia the complete truth then.""What did Maya say?" Titan demanded. "She told us she'd woken up that night to pee, and when she came out of the bathroom, two masked men were already in the bedroom. The house was also in disarray from the attack, and she could hear shouts and screams. Before she could even react, the men sprinkled something on her face that caused her to fall asleep. She woke up, bound in chains in the room Asher and I found her in.""Okay, and what

Titan clasped her hand across the table, trying to gauge her reaction to what he said about Miriel. Did she misunderstand? "Look at me,"She slowly and reluctantly raised her head and his thumb smoothed the back of her hand. He took a deep breath before he started speaking."The first day I saw you, I knew somewhere within me that you would come to mean more. But I didn't want you to mean more, and I tried to evade it. More than anyone I understand the power of emotions and I didn't want to have anything to do with such power.""You know everyone says real love grows stronger with time. But all I can tell you, Olivia, is that my feelings for you scare me. They run so deep, and they have never wavered. Maybe that's why they scare me so much. Or maybe they scare me so much because I'm so used to feeling in control. And what I feel for you, controls me instead."Olivia smiled and kissed his hand, pleased with his heartfelt confession. She could sense his fear and reluctance behind his wor

The big day had arrived. After a month of overplanning, firing over fifteen planners, thanks to Maya's pregnancy hormones flying through the roof, fighting through budget constraints, and bickering about the food and the guest list, the big day had finally arrived. It had been an overwhelming month. Olivia had found herself besieged with demands. First, from everything the ceremony required and then from her own body. In the last few days of the last month, she'd found herself dealing with irritability, mood swings, and nausea at odd times of the day. Perhaps her body was overreacting to all of the physical stress, but standing in her wedding lingerie, her hair packed in a neat stylish chignon, and her face neatly done in flawless make up, she knew it was all worth it. Today was the first day of a new month. It would be memorable, celebratory, and a day in time to always remember and cherish.Maya came inside, dressed in her burnt orange stylish gown, which the other bridesmaids Cel