All Chapters of Lycan Princess' Disguise : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Chadwick It is impossible for me to describe the relief I felt when Ashanti accepted me for who I am. I was suddenly very light-headed, no, giddy all over, and I spent the entire night holding her to my chest. But I was confused, and I did not understand why anyone would want to be with me after I had come clean and admitted that I was a freak—a werewolf. I stared at her chest, rising and falling, and my throat thickened. I was locked down with her, and nothing could ever convince me to end our relationship, so any doubts I had about whether or not she was the right woman for me were now history. I had no intention of breaking up with her, so if there was going to be a breakup, it was going to happen on her end. In spite of the panic-inducing situations that had been occurring one after the other, she never left my side, satisfied me, made me happy, and understood me. I grinned carelessly and ran a hand nervously through my hair, feeling a delicious sense of accomplishment. Asha

The air outside the restaurant was heavy with fear and terror. When the local police showed up, they tried to calm everyone down and gave them the go-ahead to leave.After the threat had passed, I crept into the eatery. People ran for their lives while yelling at the top of their lungs. One of the workers even passed out; the stress must have been too much for her to handle, and she would have PTSD for the rest of her life as a result.Not my fault, though.After getting my clothes back, I quickly ran into the bathroom and changed into my human form, looking in the mirror to see if I had any scars. Thankfully, there was none.Then I hastily fixed my hair to hide any signs of distress before stepping out and navigating through the chaos. Chadwick must be scared to death. My eyes searched for him, and I rushed to him. When he saw me, he looked like he was about to cry with relief."I'm fine, I'm fine," I threw my hand around him. He hugged me back immediately, so tight, and his body qui

ChadwickI arrived at the Golf Club, waving up my friends and pulling my club from the trunk at the parking lot. But before I joined them, I tried reaching Ashanti again and pinched my lips together when her phone was still switched off.It made me wonder where she could be. When I didn't get her yesterday morning, I stopped by her apartment, met Carmen, and asked about Ashanti's whereabouts, but her response was strange."I don't know," she mumbled and avoided eye contact. I dismissed it because I didn't expect her to be cool with me and felt she was transferring the aggression of Ken's betrayal to me, which kind of made sense as Ken was my best friend. Poor girl.My ball took flight after a satisfying thud. I was enjoying the game a little too much. People say golf is boring, but it always helps to clear my head after a very stressful week.Steve, one of my longtime acquaintances and a neurosurgeon, nudged me. He was almost a decade older than me, but we clicked on many levels."Yo

Ashanti I woke up with a long yawn and the most wonderful headache of my life. The nightstand clock read six am. It was time to show myself to the world. Stretching my arms over my head, I pushed myself out of bed and settled for a cold shower to get rid of any remnants of the headache. After drying off, I donned some loose office pants and a striped shirt because I wasn't in the mood for my tight gowns and stilettos. A fluttery, empty feeling rose in my stomach and I was excited to see Chadwick. Although I felt a little guilty for lying to him, it didn't change the fact that I longed for his presence more than the air. For now, he seemed like the only person who could make me truly happy and feel alive again. But at the same time, it made me feel so vulnerable in every way imaginable and terrified me to think about what would happen if he ever found out about my identity. This thought gnawed away at my confidence as I checked out of the hotel and booked an Uber to work. By now

Chadwick wasn't home when I got to his house, so I waited for him to return. I met Ellen's nanny, who was taking a break to visit her family members."How's your leg?" I asked, concerned, and she smiled while leaning in."I've learned to live with it. It's one of the curses of old age, but my drugs are helping with the pain."We talked for a while, and being a good listener, I was a perfect companion for her as she smiled in response to everything she said."Between the both of us, I have something to say," she said in an awed yet gentle tone. "I see how my boss has changed ever since you came into his life, and I'm your secret cheerleader. You're like the missing piece in his puzzle."A blush crept on my neck, and I pushed myself to a standing position to hide it."I know I'm just his son's nanny, but I know the man too well, like the back of my palm. He needs you, and you complete him."While struggling for a response, Chadwick arrived, and she slipped away quietly.His face lit up