All Chapters of A Mate For The Lycan Twins : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

~Lucian~ Finishing at the temple, I felt satisfied with the decision I made about Brandon. It was the first time I was ever going to make such a strict decision. Maybe this would make the people fear and respect me more. As I entered the palace, hoping to make my way to my chamber, I was stopped by Irene. She sat in the living room and it seemed like she was waiting for me. “You’re back.” She uttered, and I remained silent, staring at her blankly. “I’m here to tell you that I’ll be leaving the palace and the kingdom. So you don’t have to worry about me disturbing you any further.” She muttered, causing me to furrow my brows. “What do you mean?” I asked, trying to comprehend the reason behind why she wanted to leave. “I won’t be here to see what’s going to happen in this palace, Lucian. You are beginning to lose focus, and I can’t take it anymore.” She added. I scoffed and shook my head, quickly taking a glance round the palace to see if it was safe to say what I had to say. Af

~Sara~ After Cassie woke up and left Damian’s room, I walked out and overheard their heated conversation in Lucian’s chamber. I couldn’t eavesdrop because of the guards that stood at the door, but I heard them. Their voices were pretty loud and clear. I pretended to walk down the stairs when Queen Cassandra walked out of his chamber. Damian followed behind her, and they both entered her chamber. I walked up the stairs again and headed to Lucian’s chamber. I knew it was bad timing to go in there, but I needed to be close by, especially when he was in a turmoil of emotions. The door was slightly opened, and right from where I stood in front of the door, I could see Lucian. He stood still, with his hand glued to his cheek. “King Lucian?” I called softly, and he raised his head. And for the first time, I saw tears in his eyes. My eyes widened and I rushed into his chamber, locking my gaze on him. “King Lucian, are you alright?” I asked, and he gulped hard, cleaning the drop of tear

~Cassandra~ I stretched out my arms, patting the bed softly as I slowly opened my eyes. I expected to feel something… someone, lying next to me, but the space was void. The lights from the window penetrated my eyes and my vision was blurry, rendering me unable to see clearly. I groaned, covering my eyes with my arm as I tried to hide my sensitive eyes from the light. I shut my eyes tightly and opened them again, taking a peek at my side to see that Damian wasn’t there. A moan escaped my lips as I sat up. I could still feel the heaviness in my eyelids. Since I fell asleep the previous night, it was just opening my eyes. I felt so weak, and I needed that rest. I knew Damian didn’t want to disturb me and that was why he left without me noticing. Standing to my feet, I felt stronger than usual, and I made a quick stretch, accompanied by a yawn. Making my way out of his chamber, I heard a knock on his door. I got to the door already, so I just opened up, and it happened to be Zoe.

~Damian~ Sitting on the dirty and dusty cell floor, my nostrils were filled up with awful smells, I could hardly breathe fresh air. But this was the least of my worries. I was worried about Cassie. I kept asking myself so many questions, and I craved answers. “Is she worried about me? Will Lucian allow her to pay me a visit? Is she and the baby okay?” Heaving a deep sigh, I inhaled a bountiful amount of foul smell, causing me to sneeze heavily. I shook my head weakly and shut my eyes. Lucian had lost it already, and I didn’t even know what to do next. While my eyes were shut, my ears picked up the sounds of footsteps approaching. The footsteps sounded familiar, though I wasn’t exactly sure who it was. I sprang to my feet and moved closer to the cell gates, anxiously waiting for whosoever it was to show up. All of a sudden, I heard a voice call my name. “Damian?” It was Sara’s voice. And before I could reply, she found my cell and our eyes met. “Sara? What are you doing down h

~Lucian~ “We want another king! Give us another king!” The persistent voices of the people pierced the door of the hall where they were, hitting my earbuds mercilessly. Shaking off the fear that began to rise in me, I occupied my mind with the words that I had planned to say to them. I kept repeating the words in my head as I walked into the hall. The voices of the people multiplied greatly when they saw me, and it seemed like if I wasn’t very careful, they were going to pounce on me. Even though guards surrounded me, it didn’t seem like enough protection. I raised my hand, hoping to see if they still had little regard for me, and I wasn’t disappointed. The roaring and murmurings stopped instantly. “Thank you,” I uttered in a loud voice before I proceeded to what exactly I wanted to say. “Good evening, people of this kingdom! Your complaints have reached my ears, and I think it’s only fair that you let me share my own side of the story too, don’t you think?” I asked, and I got a