All Chapters of Mated To The Lycan Twins: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

JAYDEN'S POV“This is not what we agreed, father. You said as soon as the Alpha showed up, we would get her from him so what's the reason we're still here doing nothing while our mate struggles to survive?” I demanded. He didn't even act like I was talking to him. He continued with his laptop like he was alone in the room. “Father, I am talking to you!” I growled. “And the engagement you promised would be called off. Why haven't you done anything about it yet?” He said nothing to that once again and I was beyond pissed. Why was he playing games with us? We did exactly what he asked, and now it was his turn to do his own part of the bargain; he was ignoring us.“Father, I am talking to you!” I shut his laptop in annoyance. I was this close to smashing it against the wall. “You hear when the Alpha said that he would hand her over once he extracts the truth from her so why are you still bothering me?” He snapped. I couldn't believe him. He was waiting for Alpha Taylor to finish wit

While the Nightwalkers were focusing on punishing Hector and Lorraine, the Lycan their next move. Alpha Gordon had secretly arranged a war with allies to wipe out the Nightwalkers. In his defense, they had accused his sons of murder and chose to hide the real culprit. He didn't want to inform the twins until the plans had been finalized. He wanted everything to go perfectly as planned. Now it was all in place, he could give them the news they had been waiting to hear. Jayden and Jordan sat during breakfast, with their own plans of breaking in to free that mate since their father was being oddly suspicious. “Boys, I have good news for you,” he announced but he was met with cold shoulders. He wasn't surprised, considering how he'd constantly ignored their pleas to rescue their mate. They continued eating like he hadn't spoken. “I expected some positive reactions since it was clearly about your mate,” he chuckled and all movements paused. “It is?” Jayden asked suspiciously. “Why

LORRAINE'S POV“I am going to reject you both.” I meant every single word of it. Right from the minute I found out they were my mates, I always had an odd feeling about them but I played it off because I didn't think anything of it. If the moon Goddess gave them to me, it only meant they were mine, right? I forgot that sometimes, the moon Goddess pairs us with the wrong people. “You wouldn't dare,” his grip around me tightened, disregarding the wounds on my body. “You belong to us whether you like it or not, you hear that?” He growled. I let out a wince and he released his grip. “I don't care what you say, Jayden, but K wants you to know this. I decide who I belong to and if I were to choose, it would be Hector!” I hissed. He let out a mocking laugh.“Hector? You mean the one whose head I personally chopped off?” My chest tightened so hard that I felt like I was having a seizu

LORRAINE'S POVOnce again, my wolf took over, pushing me to the back of my mind and dealt with Alpha Gordan.By the time I opened my eyes, Gordon was a bleeding mess. I picked the dagger and stalked towards him. “No… no please… you can't do this…” he pleaded and my eyes darkened. “You think I can't?” “No, that's not what I meant. I know you can but please spare me. We can talk this out,” he pleaded. “There is no need for you to escalate this.” “Escalate this? Did I hear you right?” I fired. “You murdered my family, wiped out an entire pack then tried to kill me to end it all and you say I'm escalating things?” He pushed himself backwards as I approached him. Considering how mouthy and powerful claimed to be. This was rather disgraceful. And I was going to end him. I increased my pace and walked past him. He probably thought I was going to spare him because he let out a sigh of relief. His eyes bulged when I lifted his head from behind.“This is an easy way out of what you des

GAZELLE'S POV Wolverine academy. A breeding house for strays and rogues. It harbored the worst kind of criminals. Murderers, thieves, psychopaths, every possible thing you can think of. Contrary to its name, it wasn't a school or an academic institution. It was where the weak were forced to become strong, and the strong became stronger. It was just a place that protected us from being alone and unsafe. A place that provided us with food, shelter, and, dare I say, family. Six years in the academy and it would be decided whether you were fit to belong to the pack or to be cast out to create space for others. It wasn't for the faint-hearted. Certainly not for a wolf like me. I was an omega wolf who lived in the woods all her life with no family or friends. I practically raised myself, as absurd as that may sound and two months ago, during a raid, I was caught in the middle of a crossfire and brought here. I hated the place. Imagine being a misfit in a school f