All Chapters of SAVED BY THE LYCAN KING : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

FERRIS' POVI paced back and forth in my study, letting my thoughts get the best of me. I couldn't get her out of my head—Elise. I couldn't stop thinking about that night. Ever since then, I've been thinking about what could have gone wrong for her to come see me by that time of the night. I had, a need to protect her, to keep her safe from the dangers in Jackson's house. I could still see the sadness and blankness in her eyes, the way she stared into space like she was having an out of body experience. She looked so sad... So broken. Damn it, I should’ve asked her more. I should have pressed her until she told me what was really going on. Maybe with that, I would have been able to help her. My fists clenched at my sides I knew Jackson well enough to be certain that his home was not safe for Elise. And yet, she lived there, trapped in a situation that I was slowly realizing might be worse than I initially thought. I had tried to push these feelings down, tried to convince myself

JACKSON'S POV I stared outside the window as I was driven back to the palace. My inspection of the northern borders had taken longer than expected, and I was more than a little tired. But the pack's safety came first, always. As I approached the entrance of the palace, the guards bowed in respect and so did the other workers. I made my way to the boardroom and saw the lights still on. Good. Jason and Kevin, my head guard were already waiting. There were a few things we needed to discuss, and it was better to get them out of the way tonight than let them wait till morning.I pushed open the door and both men looked up from the papers scattered across the table. Jason leaned back in his chair, rubbing his temples like he had a headache. Kevin, sat with his arms crossed, his usual stern expression in place. He never really let down his guard, not even in casual moments."Alpha," they greeted in unison, standing and bowing their heads as I entered."Sit," I said, waving them back down a

JACKSON'S POVI was deep into the evening’s paperwork. My desk was littered with reports and updates. Even with all the work I had on my table, I couldn't focus. My mind kept drifting to Elise and Ferris. What the hell were they doing in that cave? Ferris seemed so protective of her. It took a lot to get Elise from his grip and bring her back to the pack. What's going on between them? The thought of them together... It... It... I couldn't bear it. Suddenly, the door to my office flew open with a crash. The papers fluttered from the sudden breeze of the door opening. I looked up, instantly irritated, ready to snap at whoever dared to enter without knocking.But it wasn’t just anyone. Ferris stood there. His presence nearly filled the room as he stepped in. The rage in his body was unmistakable. The muscles in his broad shoulders ripppled as if he were barely containing a beast within.I stood up and bowed my head "To what do I owe the honor, your Majesty?" “What the hell do you thi

FERRIS' POVI stood on the balcony of my room and stared down at the pack. There was a full moon in the sky tonight but it didn't matter how beautiful the sky was, my mind wasn't focused. My phone was pressed to my ear as I spoke to Alexandra. "Your highness, you need to come back." Alexandra said. "Things are getting out of hand. The council is growing restless, and we’ve had a few incidents with rogue packs near the borders."I closed my eyes, taking a deep breath to calm myself. I knew my pack needed me more than anything. Still, I couldn't... I couldn't leave. Elise needed me as well. Leaving without making things right didn't sit well with me. I had no idea why this woman meant so much to me, why she consumed my every thought. "I’m aware, Alexandra. I’ll be back soon.""Soon?" she spoke, her voice rising slightly. "You’ve been saying that for days. What’s keeping you there? It’s not like you have any reason to stay."That was the moment I snapped."No reason?" My voice came ou

JACKSON'S POVThe smell of blood still lingered in the air as I pushed myself forward. For a while, I stood in the center of the battlefield, breathing heavily. My chest heaved up and down as I took in the damage around me. It pained me that I had lost a lot of my men. My pack had fought greatly, but the cost had been high. Too high. And it was all my fault. I never should have been merciful to those rogues. I thought about Vincent and how he had been one of my trusted men once. His death had been a turning point, making the tide of the battle shift in our favour but it hadn’t brought me the satisfaction I thought it would. Instead, I felt… empty. He was once my friend. That was probably the reason I felt this way.I clenched my fists, forcing myself to push those thoughts aside. There was no time for reflection, not now. My men were still fighting, still bleeding. I needed to be strong for them. “Alpha!” Kevin called, jogging over to me with blood smeared across his face “The rogue