All Chapters of SAVED BY THE LYCAN KING : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

FERRIS' POVThe commotion outside was loud enough to wake me up from sleep, even though my house was a bit secluded from the rest of the pack. I blinked my eyes open, instantly alert. The Lycan in me stirred, sensing something was wrong. I could hear the distant shouts, the chaos, and I knew this was more than just a small fight between pack members. This was something much worse.I sat up in bed, straining to listen for any clues. My heightened senses picked up on the familiar scents and sounds around my house—nothing unusual. My guards had been trained to handle almost anything, and if there was danger, they would take care of it. Still, I had an uneasy feeling in my chest. Just as I got up from the bed, there was a soft knock on the door. I didn’t need to ask who it was; the scent was familiar. It was Rafael. He entered the room and faced me. “Rogues attempted an attack on the perimeter,” he reported “We took care of them. No casualties on our side.”I nodded “Good work. Any wor

ELISE'S POVYears ago, I found myself seated at the long dining table with my parents around me. The air as filled with sounds of my parent's laughter and the smell of food. Their presence warmed me up inside. I must be dreaming. This was years ago. I haven’t felt this warmth in what feels like an eternity.Across the table, my father teased my mom. “Now, Sarah,” he said “how could you betray our dear Elise like this? You know she despises green peas, and yet here they are on her plate, mocking her with their little green faces.”My mother rolled her eyes “Oh,, don’t be so dramatic. It’s good for her. She’ll thank me later when she’s strong and healthy.”As a little girl, I giggled at their conversation. My father winked at me.“What do you say, my little princess? Should we overthrow your mother’s tyranny and banish all green peas from our kingdom?” he asked me. I nodded, pushing the vegetables to the side of my plate. “Yes, Papa! Let’s banish them forever!”He chuckled. My mom s

I knew I had to keep moving. I bit my lip, gritting my teeth against the pain as I forced my legs to move. Each step was more painful than the last. The pain in my ankle was unbearable. Every step I took sent waves of pain up my leg but I couldn’t stop. Not now. Not with the sound of footsteps echoing behind me. The sounds behind me grew louder with every second.I gritted my teeth, pushing through the pain. My breath was heavy and I could hear my hear pounding in my ears. I dragged my way into a forest. The branches pulled at my clothes, slowing me down. I could barely see where I was going due to my blurry and weak vision but one thing was for sure - I had to escape. I had to survive.My head wasn't in the right place. I started to feel dizzy as time went on. I tripped over a root, catching myself just in time before I hit the ground, but the movement sent pain through my ankle, and I cried out, unable to hold it back. I felt lightheaded, dizzy, and I knew something was wrong. I’d

I could feel every muscle in my body screaming as I dragged Ferris down the forest. Each second felt like the breath in my lungs was being taken away. I had to get him somewhere safe. It wouldn't be long before more men came looking for me. Ferris was knocked out cold and he wasn't awake to protect me. As I dragged him, my heart ached. This was all my fault. Ferris was hurt because he was trying to save me. His body was limp and his face was pale. His breathing was shallow. I couldn’t stop the tears from blurring my vision as I forced myself to keep moving, to keep dragging him to safety. The forest around us was dark.. I knew I needed to find shelter soon, somewhere hidden where we wouldn’t be found by whoever was still hunting us. My ankle throbbed with every step. The pain was almost unbearable, but I couldn’t stop. Not now. Not when Ferris’s life depended on it. After what felt like an eternity, I spotted a small clearing just off the path. It was partially hidden by an und

FERRIS' POVThe urge to smash my phone was too much to bear. The call I had just ended left me feeling even more frustrated. It was another dead-end. Another waste of time. My fingers itched to throw the device against the wall, but I forced myself to breathe deeply and set it down on my desk instead. This was getting out of hand.Every lead, every clue, every supposed break in this hellish situation had led to nothing. Elise was still trapped under Jackson's thumb. Her life was being controlled by a man who was nothing but a fraud and very soon she would get a huge embarrassment in front of the whole pack. The thought of her suffering because of him made my blood boil. The rational part of my mind told me to wait, to think this through, but the more desperate side of me was ready to take action. If it came down to it, I would abduct her myself. I would sneak her out at night and take her back to my pack, where she would be safe. But that was a last resort, and I knew it. I couldn't