All Chapters of Nora: Rejected Lost Princess : Chapter 201 - Chapter 206

CARLOS POV After we got to the pack, I decided to visit Nora as soon as possible. The warning that Elder Silvarum gave me after Nora's wolf was suppressed kept replaying in my mind like a broken record. "When a wolf is suppressed unnaturally, Alpha, there are consequences," Elder Silvarum had told me, his ancient eyes boring into mine. "Especially in one with her... lineage. Watch her closely. She shouldn't encounter that which she had." I took swift strides towards my office, weighing my options carefully. The wooden floorboards creaked beneath my heavy steps as I moved back and forth, my mind racing with the fear that I had tried to suppress since the ritual. A gentle breeze carried the scents of the pack—familiar and comforting—but did nothing to ease the tension gripping my shoulders. Something else was bothering me. The little girl. The fact that she might be tha

 NORA'S POV I let Justin lead us out of the Salutary. The children were walking behind us with my maid. I was getting tired of all these secrets. These men think they can just keep me in the dark about everything. Not anymore. If they thought I was a fool, I was done being a fool. I was tired of their games and whatever they were hiding from me. Images of the little girl flashed in my head. I could not take it off ny thoughts.  When we got outside, I turned to my maid and said, "Take the children back to the palace. I need to speak with Justin alone." "Yes, Luna," she replied with a quick bow. She gathered the children who looked confused but didn't argue. "But mom, I wanted to—" little Zoey started. "Not now, sweetie. Go with her, home. I'll see you all for dinner," I said, forcing a smile. I waited until they wer

CARLOS POV The only thing I could think of was to take my chances with the Witch girl. I bared my fangs as I got ready to attack the mute girl. My muscles tensed, ready to spring forward. I didn't want to hurt her—she had saved my life in the forest—but Nora was suffering. I had no choice. But before I could even make that attemot to move, someone beat me to it. A powerful force swept across us like an invisible wave. The mute girl's eyes rolled back in her head and she collapsed to the ground, unconscious. I whipped around to see who had attacked and breathed out in relief when I saw Elder Silvarum standing there, his hand still raised from casting whatever spell he'd just used. His hair blew in the wind, his ancient eyes focused and intense. "Elder," I gasped, still holding Nora's trembling body in my arms. Elder Silvarum walked toward us with surprising speed for h