All Chapters of Orphaned Queen Goddess: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Dolton POVI kiss her deeply, pulling her flush against me, and she lowers herself onto me, her heat engulfing me. A guttural groan escapes my lips as my hands grip her hips, guiding her movements. Celine’s body undulates with intoxicating grace, her hips rocking in a rhythm that speaks of her need to anchor herself to me, to reality.Her moans are soft yet urgent, each sound drawing me deeper into her. She arches her back, her breasts pressing forward, and I capture one taut nipple in my mouth, teasing it with my tongue before sucking firmly. Her head falls back, and she threads her fingers into my hair, clutching me closer.“Oh, Dolton,” she breathes, her voice trembling with desire and vulnerability.I thrust upward to meet her movements, our bodies locking in perfect synchrony. The world outside fades, leaving only the two of us, cocooned in a haze of heat and longing. Sweat glistens on her flushed skin as she grinds against me, her

Celine POVJonathan seems to sense my discomfort through the bond. “Look, I can feel your unease,” he says gently. “We all know this situation isn’t ideal. But Sebastian’s case is different. If he waits too long, and we find ourselves in unsafe territory, the risks grow exponentially. Dragons claiming their mates isn’t as simple as me as a Fae or Dolton as a Lycan. You’ll be in flight, Celine. That’s not something we can do just anywhere.”I mull over his words, biting my lip as I consider the implications. “Is there no way for all three of you to claim me before we leave?” My voice is quieter now, tinged with vulnerability. “I don’t want days to pass with me married to Sebastian and only claimed by him. It doesn’t feel… fair.”Sebastian’s gaze softens, his expression thoughtful. “We can try to arrange it, if that’s what you want,” he offers.

Sebastian POVI watch as the reunion unfolds, Shadow’s small frame pressed tightly between her parents who cling to her as though she might vanish if she lets go.Judas stands up, his eyes wide, his entire body trembling with disbelief. The room is heavy with emotion, tears falling freely, a palpable mix of joy and confusion thickening the air.“Is this...” Judas struggles to find his words, his gaze bouncing between Shadow and me. “The press conference... Is this what it was about? Is this where she was?”I nod solemnly, keeping my tone calm despite the storm of anger and sorrow brewing in the room. “Yes. Shadow was still in this kingdom. I found her in the basement of the Vaeler family’s home. Based on the evidence we’ve uncovered, she was sold for over three hundred thousand... to a vampire.”The silence that follows my words is deafening. Elina’s eyes widen in shock, her hands trembling as they rest protectively on Shadow’s shoulders. “A vampire?” she whispers, her voice breaking.

Sebastian POVHer gaze sharpens, and I see her resolve hardening. “I want to know everything,” she says. “About Shadow Binding, about my bloodline, about who I really am.”I smile faintly, pride swelling in my chest. “And I’ll tell you everything, Celine. But for now, you need to focus on the meeting with the elders. There’s more to uncover, and you’ll need your strength for what’s to come.”“So... they’re immortal?” she asks, leaning in slightly.“In a sense, yes. They don’t age, and they heal quickly. But they aren’t invincible. Sunlight is deadly to them. Direct exposure burns them alive within minutes. That’s why Shadow’s blood is so significant. It gives them temporary immunity to sunlight—a way to walk in the day without fear.”Her eyes widen in realization. “And that’s why she’s so rare?”“Exactly,” I say, nodding. “Dragon blood, for example, is lethal to vampires. A single drop can cause excruciating pain, and if enough enters their system, it will kill them. Merfolk blood has

Dolton POVWhen Sebastian and Celine return from their outing, I take her hand and guide her away. Sebastian is occupied with the investigation into the dragons, and his decision to involve Jonathan makes sense. Fae are naturally adept at sensing dishonesty, making Jonathan an invaluable tool in uncovering truths. That leaves me and Celine with a rare opportunity—time alone, uninterrupted for at least a day or two.As I lead her through the corridors, I catch her puzzled expression. It’s not surprising. Earlier this morning, before she joined us, we discussed sleeping arrangements. Two of us sharing a bed with her? Manageable. Three of us crowded together every night? That’s where the line is drawn. None of us, myself included, are entirely comfortable with the idea of lying shoulder to shoulder in one bed.“Why are we going to the bedroom?” she teases, her tone playful as a mischievous glint lights her eyes.“Not for what you’re thinking.” I chuckle, shaking my head as I open the doo