All Chapters of The Lycan King’s Destiny: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

KLAUS' POV“Argh!” I screamed in pain and my body throbbed with the impact. The guard didn't stop using me as a dummy. My hands were chained while he attacked me like an animal.This had been my life since Kain locked me up. His way of trying to teach me a lesson, to show me what he endured when he was taken.I understood the message, but I wouldn’t break. I wouldn't let myself turn into the mad person he was.The man in front of me didn’t hold back. His knuckles cracked against my ribs, his breath labored from exertion. The room smelled of sweat and blood, my blood. It dripped from my busted lip, metallic and bitter as I swallowed down the taste of it.Footsteps echoed down the hall. They were slow, deliberate, sending the man back a step, worry flashing in his eyes. He didn’t hit me again. Instead, he lowered his fist, glancing toward the entrance with a nervous twitch in his jaw.A council member appeared, his robe sweeping the floor as he entered. His gaze swept the room, settling

Kayla's POVIt felt like I had no more tears left to cry. A part of me went numb and the only senses working were the ones pushing my left foot, then right foot forward repeatedly.It felt like a cruel joke as I wandered aimlessly, I had fought for him, defended him when no one else did. And this was how he repaid me?With Lily? That snake!My vision spun, the world around me blurring, as if it didn’t want me to see just how shattered everything had become. I pressed my palm to my chest, as if I could somehow stop the ache, stop the hollow feeling that had taken root deep inside me. But it didn’t stop. It only grew stronger, tightening like a vice around my heart.“I have no one,” I whispered into the air, my voice barely audible, my throat raw from crying. My words were swallowed by the night, unheard by anyone. It was just me now, me and this suffocating loneliness.“I have nowhere” My step family? That was out of the question. I couldn’t go back there, not with Lily’s threats still

Kayla's POVIt started as a small sting through my subconscious, but then it intensified, the excruciating agony tore a scream from my lips.My eyes shot open. I had barely regained consciousness and partly felt I was in a terrible nightmare, but then another wave shot through my bones feeling like they had been drowned in acid. I couldn’t breathe, I couldn’t think beyond the pain clawing through me.“What are you doing to me?!” I shouted, my voice hoarse, trembling with panic. My vision focused on the circle of men raising their arms in my direction, sparks on their fingertips as they chanted a spell.Was this their way of torture?The chanting didn’t stop. Instead, the men around me moved closer, and my body jerked, writhing against the pressure on my chest. It felt like invisible hands were squeezing my lungs, crushing the life out of me with each breath I tried to take."Make it stop!" I screamed again, the sound echoing through the space, bouncing off the stone walls like it was

Klaus' POVMy gaze fluttered open and the face I saw was hers, she stared at me, relieved but not as much as I felt.I just had a terrible nightmare where I lost her. I stood up but a sharp pain shot through me stopping my movement, I winced, staring down at the bandages.It wasn't a dream.“How?” I muttered my brows knitting in perplexity.“Don't worry, you're safe” Kayla whispered, her arm snaking in mine, her fingertips leaving sparks as they moved.A feeling I knew to well“She’s our mate.” My wolf's voice echoed in my head, a certainty that sent a cold shiver down my spine."No," I muttered under my breath, my throat dry. It wasn't possible. It couldn't be. I refused to believe it. I shook my head, pulling my hand from hers, needing space. “You can't be my mate."Her eyes widened a fraction, her demeanor shifting from confusion to hurt. I could see it in the way her lips parted, in the way her brows knit together like she was trying to understand, but couldn’t.I wanted to explai

Kayla's POV Twins? I couldn’t believe it, I was happy, yet her words forced my smile upside down. One of evil. One of good. I swallowed hard, my heart pounded in my chest, loud enough that I was sure the Seer could hear it. “I’m happy, but... what if...” My throat tightened, the words too heavy to force out. I took a breath, tasting the dry, smoky air before speaking again. “What if I give birth to another Kain? I can’t... I can’t let my children turn into enemies. I can’t let them fight each other, there has to be a way to stop it from happening.” The Seer looked at me, her gaze soft. “The path of the supernatural is always uncertain, Kayla. We are given warnings, glimpses of what may come, but rarely do we find solutions before the problem arrives.” I blinked, my fingers digging into the fabric of my jacket. “So, what am I supposed to do? Just wait? Hope that my children won’t be cursed to repeat the same story?” She stepped closer, her hand briefly resting on mine. “Have fai