All Chapters of Rebound to the Lycan Alpha: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

[Kian]Every word of the book that skimmed past my eyes and echoed in my head was like a ravenous bite at Zarek’s soul. There was no chomping sound or crushing of bones between teeth, but what I felt was exactly how it would feel to be devoured alive.The nexus was the maw and with every next sentence; it felt like I was sawing my own lycan’s soul and feeding its hunger to come into existence.Zarek’s agonized howls reverberated through my skull as the nexus’s power surged uncontrollably within me. He begged me to stop, and I struggled to control the catastrophic power of the nexus by mixing up the sentences, skipping a few to interfere with the manifestation.But my eyes were acting on their own. They glued themselves to the words and made sure I read all the parts I had missed. Even when I had reached the middle of the book, it took me all my strength to stop reading.The addiction with words was a hundred times worse than my addiction to drugs.I knew every big shot of the Blank Sp

[Kian] This time, as the nexus voraciously consumed Zarek’s soul, an arcane silence enveloped us. A silence that only our souls could decipher. Zarek was quiet. He wasn’t howling in pain, although pain was everything he could feel until the feel of his existence inside me began to fade away... But he was just as numb as me. No, his numbness exceeded mine. He had been numb ever since he found out that Zara was gone and even though he didn’t say it out loud; I knew he yearned for the same fate that had befallen his mate. All he wanted to find was a closure to a story he knew could no longer have a happy conclusion. All he longed for… was an ending. ‘Zarek…’ I whispered to him. For a while, he didn’t respond until… ‘Kian, you made the right choice…’ Zarek’s echoing words faltered into a reverberating hush, and I knew that was the last time I was hearing his voice. I had paid an unforgivable price for the choice I had made today. Unforgivable. The predator that had been lurking in

[Carys] Aamna inhaled sharply, returning to life. Sharp, desperate gasps filled her lungs once again as she squirmed on the floor. Crawling closer to her, I turned her on her back and loosened her clothes. Panting, her eyes hovered in the air around me as though she failed to recognize me. Her face was pale, unconscious and her heartbeats weak, but her pulse had returned. She was gradually returning to consciousness. Covering my mouth with my hand, I watched her, dumbfounded for a few seconds, before I turned to Jackson. “Jackson…” I called out to him, my vision turning misty. Wincing, he looked at me with confused eyes, the same as Aamna. “Oh, goddess…” Just by looking at him, I could tell that even though his pulse had returned, if we didn’t take him to the hospital soon, he wouldn’t make it. I glanced at Kian’s mother on the throne. She was still unconscious and needed medical attention. She was hurt because of me. Scrubbing the tears off my eyes, I took a deep breath. I

[Carys]Mizkeal’s fangs merely scraped my skin, a sharp sting and pulsating heat lingering on my neck before he withdrew.Blood trickled down to my collarbone, his tongue tracing the path as he planted a reluctant kiss on the cut.Stripping Kian’s jacket off my body, he leisurely trailed his fingers down from my ear to my neck. He wrapped his hand around my throat, pressing gently over the throbbing vein and my windpipe. With deliberate slowness, he glided his searing finger over the curve of my neck, my skin streaked with cold sweat. Goosebumps shot down my entire body, caging all my breaths in my lungs with my relentless heartbeats.A shuddering gasp emerged in the back of my throat when he slid the string of my white dress down my shoulder.His tongue trailed along my neck, the cool air brushing against my exposed skin, sending a shiver down my spine. Knitting my brows, I struggled against the brand’s control, but my mind was delirious.I kept looking for Kian somewhere in his war

[Carys]“W-what happened!?”I tried to wrench myself out of Christian’s grip, but he just tightened it even more, stopping me from sprinting towards the other passages that hadn’t closed yet.“Kian! What did they do to him? Let go of me, Christian!” I growled, glaring at him.“He’s not Kian! Kian would never hurt you!”“He is Kian!” I yelled, boring my gaze into him and, with determination, jerked his hands off my shoulders.I hadn’t even taken a step closer to the passage that was about to close when Christian grabbed my wrist, yanking me away from it until it fully disappeared.“What the hell!” Turning around, I slapped Christian across his face.Christian clenched his jaws, his grip still unyielding.“He is not Kian…” he said in a strangely calm tone. “You should not go back in there. He is going to kill you. And if Kian was here, he would want me to stop you, and that’s what I’ll do.”I clenched my fists.“Don’t talk as if Kian is dead,” I grunted through my gritted teeth. Tears b