All Chapters of Destined for King Alpha Lycan.: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

**POV Eleanor**"We need to go, Ellen. We've spent too much time in this place. The trees and forest have already recovered from the storm. The passage is dry; we can pass through and finally leave," Alice argued again, trying to change my mind.I looked around again. Ursula was just wrapped in a small blanket, trying not to feel the cold, while everything remained in disarray. I had spent a few days trying to tidy up this place, but the walls and ceiling were already worn out; there wasn't much I could do."We can't leave her here to die!" I argued, watching the rats scurry through the corridors near the hall where we were."She refuses to leave, Eleanor. She chose this! We can't decide for her. I'm sorry, but we can't stay trapped in this place forever because of a woman we met a few days ago," Alice huffed indignantly."Maybe I should stay in this place and rot here along with her. After all, it was my mate who sent me to this place," I murmured, a tear rolling down my face as I cl

**POV Eleanor**I woke up suddenly with Alice stirring next to me. She was sleeping soundly, her head resting against the seat beside her. I looked around and noticed it was dark, most of the windows closed, indicating that all the passengers were asleep. I didn’t know how long I had been asleep. This train connected to several human cities at the same time, and Alice had convinced me that it would be safer to stop at the last station, which could take two or three days of travel. She said we could endure it if it was necessary to keep us safe.I carefully got up to go to the bathroom and excused myself to the woman in the seat next to me. I followed the flickering lights down the corridor and saw a sign near the cabin: "Bathroom out of order." I huffed, indignant. I was really pressed and couldn't transform in this train to go in the woods. The announcer said we would arrive at the next stop in 40 minutes, and that was too long. I wouldn't be able to hold my urge to urinate until the

**POV Eleanor**"Attention passengers, the train will be arriving at the terminal in 10 minutes. Please gather your belongings and be ready!" the woman announced over the intercom.Alice and I adjusted ourselves in our seats, with nothing but the clothes on our backs. I took the moment to observe the last green trees and grass I would probably see before entering the city. The city was full of buildings, houses, and asphalt. They didn't have much connection to nature, nor did they value it as we did. I was still distracted when Alice called my attention."I can't believe that woman did that to you. If I had been awake, I would have definitely beaten her face and made her bleed!" Alice growled impatiently."Calm down, you're letting your wolf side take over. Don't forget that humans don't know about our existence; they think we're just ancient legends," I murmured with a serious expression, placing my hand on her shoulder to calm her down."I'm so sorry, Eleanor. It's your first contac

**POV Eleanor**"My babies... my babies?!" I screamed again, placing my hands on my belly, before realizing it was just a nightmare.I woke up for the tenth time, frightened, in that hospital room. The doctor didn't want to discharge me after I told him about the pills, but the truth is, I was more scared than anyone. I knew my child could become a target, so I hid the pregnancy, but I never thought they would try to make me abort... with the baby still in my womb."Eleanor, are you okay? I heard the screams in the hallway!" Alice said worriedly. She had gone out to finish filling out my medical forms, and I had another nightmare."I'm sorry for worrying you," I replied, looking down. "Where is David?" I asked, curious."He had to leave for work, but don't worry. I didn’t tell him about the pregnancy, just that you need to stay hospitalized for a while because the doctor needs to do more tests before discharging you. He was concerned and offered to pay the hospital bill. Since we have

**POV Eleanor**Four months later, I was at the diner, trying to stay on my feet while serving customers. My large pregnancy belly made every movement difficult. The exhaustion was constant, and my feet were so swollen I could hardly stand for long periods."Hey, miss! Where's my order? I've been waiting for ages!" a customer shouted from across the dining room.I took a deep breath, trying to stay calm. "Sorry for the delay, sir. I'll check on it right away," I replied with a forced smile."Come on, Eleanor, serve table 6," the manager said, giving me a warning look.I made an effort to move, feeling every step as a challenge. The doctor had already warned me that the effects of pregnancy would be more intense with twins, and I was feeling every word of his warning. I had to quit my job at the pharmacy a few weeks ago; working two jobs had become unbearable.I reached table 6, where a family was sitting, patiently waiting. "Hello, good afternoon. Can I take your order?" I asked, tryi