All Chapters of Taken by the Lycan King : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

RYDER'S POVI slowly sat up on my bed with a soft groan. My hands reached for the alarm that had woken me up and softly tapped it. It didn't go off at first and this increased the frustration that I had already woken up with. Now filled with more anger than before, I grabbed the alarm clock and threw it across my room. It hit the wall with a loud thud and almost immediately went off. "Finally," I muttered in a tired voice as I made to lay back down on my bed. I stopped short as the alarm suddenly started ringing again. I covered my face with my hands and let out a small grunt. Today was not going my fucking way. I heard my door suddenly open and soon, the alarm ringing came to a stop. I lifted my palm off my face and turned to my side. Holding the broken clock in her hand was Desiree who was still in the silk night robe that she had worn the night before. It was transparent and I could see how she looked inside the robe but the sight didn't move me. Instead, I wished the alarm cont

Hudson's POVI stood in my room and watched from my window my step-brother. My gaze followed him as he walked back and forth by the garden, conversing with Jason, the guard that I had appointed to him. From his movements, I could tell that he was very much agitated. What I didn't know though was why. I caught the sound of footsteps by my room door and my attention shifted to the sound. The door slowly creaked open and in walked John. "Alpha Hudson," he said as he gave me a short bow. "You asked for me." "Yes, I did," I said with a small nod as I turned back to the window, placing my gaze back on Ryder. "How was your sleep last night, John?" "It was... good," John answered with a little hesitation, his tone laced with confusion. "Is there any problem, Alpha Hudson?" "No, no, no, not at all," I answered with a small sigh as my touched the gold ring on my right index finger. As my fingers traced the carved surface of the ring, I felt my mind begin to wander. I watched Ryder for a fe

Ryder's POV"We're almost there," one of the rogues said as he took another turn. We had been walking for more than an hour now and I could tell that my horse was beginning to get exhausted. The sun was no longer as intense as it was and I could see it slowly begin to dip behind the mountains. Nighttime was close and I had not accomplished what I had come for. "That is the fifth time you've said this, young wolf," I said to the rogue as I frowned. The rogue turned and gave me a small glance as he smiled. Without giving me a reply, he turned back to the path we were on. I was about to snap at him for his silence when I heard a loud bellow echo through the forest. The frown on my face deepening, I reached for my dagger as I looked around, trying to discern where the sound was coming from and what was causing the sound. I stopped looking when I spotted a rogue at the top of what looked like an observation post on top of a tree, blowing into a large twisted horn that curved around his b

Hudson's POVI walked out of the mansion and turned towards the path that led to the stable at the back. Sure enough, I found Jason there, attending to the horses inside. He was so focused on what he was doing that he didn't notice my presence.I made to enter the stable but then stopped as I sighted a a clump of horse dung at the front. I looked down at the ground and saw that there were a lot surrounding the area. I wasn't sure I wanted to have my shoes get stained with any. Taking a step back from the stable door, I called out to Jason from outside. "Jason," I shouted as I shoved my hands into the pockets of my jean trousers. "Jason," I called out again after seeing that he had not heard my first call.Jason looked up, startled, and turned to the cabin door. He sighted me standing outside and immediately wipes his dirty hands on his jeans before walking slowly to the barn door. "Alpha Hudson," he said as he bowed his head low. "Is there any problem, alpha?" I gave Jason a small n

Ryder's POV We had long begun our journey in silence, the only sound filling the air being the sound of our horse's hooves trotting softly against grass and the racket our carriage wheels made as it made it's way through the forest. The children too added to the list as they played and laughed loudly. Apart from all these, the carriage seemed silent. My gaze turned to Aria, a sense of guilt filling up within me as I stared at her. She had turned to the window and was staring at the passing trees. It was obvious that her mind was somewhere else and I wondered what it was that she was thinking about. Was it me? Was she having regrets?I opened my mouth to speak but nothing came out. I just didn't know what to say. Taking in a deep breath, I turned from her and began tapping my feet on the floor restlessly, trying my best to muster my courage."What is it?" I heard her say and I quickly turned to her. Her gaze had not left the window."Look, Aria, I'm... I'm really, really sorry," I sa