All Chapters of Taken by the Lycan King : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

London's POVI groaned inwardly as I walked up to old she-wolf standing before the stairs leading to the first floor. I took a short glance behind me and clenched my jaws as my eyes landed on the door I was sure I had heard the sound from. I removed my gaze from the door and brought it back to the she-wolf, trying my best to maintain a smile on my face. I knew something suspicious was going on and I was going to find out what it was. "The guard is this way," the old she-wolf said with a grin as she directed me to the corner where I had seen the guard enter. "He's actually been waiting for you and your beautiful Luna, Alpha London. We thought you had even gone back.""Oh, no," I said with a small chuckle as I reached the she-wolf. "I actually left to bring my Luna in and you know how you she-wolves are with trying to maintain your beauty and all that." "Oh, I understand perfectly well," she answered with a small chuckle, her eyes twinkling. She opened her mouth to say something else

Aria's POV I closed the gate behind me softly before slowly making my way to the path that traveled into the forest. As I approached it, a sudden thought hid me. If a search for me was to ever begin, they would all follow this path. I could not run fast so it would only be a matter of time before they would catch up to me. Panic began rising within but I quickly forced it down. I needed to think clearly. I scanned my surroundings, searching for any signs of an alternate route but it seemed like the one in front of me was the only option. Suddenly, I heard the sound of loud voices coming from within the mansion and I turned my head towards it. Shifting my attention to the window of the mansion, I saw the shadows of people dancing around as they ran about the place. It seemed they now knew I had escaped. This realization caused me to heighten my search. "Fuck, fuck, fuck," I cursed under my breath as tears began running down my cheeks. I shouldn't have escaped. I should have just s

London's POV I ran out of the mansion and into the darkness of the just dawning day. Turning to the left, I scanned the area, trying to see if I could get any clue that would lead me to Aria. I knew she didn't use the front gate. She wasn't that stupid. "Where the fuck did you go, Aria?" I muttered through clenched teethas I tightened my fist. I made to turn to my other side when I suddenly caught sight of something. A piece of clothing. Slowly, I walked down the front steps, towards the discarded garment. Bending down, I picked the the piece up and brought it to my face. I recognized the designs on the clothing and the linen patterns. It was the same as the clothe that Aria wore. I placed the clothing under my nose and took in a strong sniff. Aria's scent drifted off the garment and filled my lungs. It really did belong to her. Closing my eyes, I took another sniff again, but this time, with a different purpose. After inhaling her scent five times, I opened my eyes and smiled.

Hudson's POVI watched as London walked out of the mansion and towards their carriage, his precious Luna following closely behind him. Taking a sip from the hop cup of tea in my hand, I smiled, waving at the alpha as he turned to look up at me. Giving me a glare, the alpha of Startling Pack bared his teeth at me before entering his carriage after his Luna. Sighing, I took another sip of my tea, the smile on my face widening as I watched the carriage drive out of the compound. Seeing that they were gone, I turned from my window and walked towards one of the chairs in my room. I sat down on the chair with a low grunt before bringing the brim of my cup to my lips. The just rising sun casted a warm glow across the room and the aura of the morning matched the emotions that had started brewing within me. The chirping birds, the soft whistle of the wind as it blew across the open fields, the sound of the maidservants just starting their works - all these sounds melded into calming symphony

Aria's POVI pushed myself deeper into the thicket as I heard footsteps heading my way. "Did you find her?" the leader of the guards asked as they all converged back at the streamside. I looked up from the bush to get a better view of the guards and watched as one walked back to where my footprints was. "I checked everywhere but could not find anything," the guard standing by the stream said as he began studying the footprints again. "I couldn't even find a single print that could aid our search. It's like she just... disappeared into thin air." The third guard, visibly frustrated, kicked at the mud, spraying it into the air. "There's no way she could have disappeared into thin air," he said as he turned to face his colleagues. "This area was given to us for us to cover. If we go back and tell the Lycan King that we found Aria's footprints but gave up on our search, our heads will be separated from our body."The leader nodded in agreement. "Jacob is right," he said with a small sig