All Chapters of The Kings Captive: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

(VERA’s POV)As the days went by, Sophia couldn't stop raving about the success of the event. "Vera, I'm so thrilled with the profits we made from the event," she said, beaming with pride. "You did an amazing job, and I'm so grateful to have you on our team."I blushed at the praise, feeling happy and proud of myself. "Thank you, Sophia," I said. "I couldn't have done it without your support and guidance."Sophia smiled and handed me a beautifully wrapped present. "I got you a little something to celebrate your success," she said.I unwrapped the present to reveal a stunning silver necklace with a small crystal pendant. "Oh, Sophia, it's beautiful!" I exclaimed.Sophia smiled and handed me two smaller presents. "And I got these for the twins," she said.I unwrapped the presents to reveal two adorable stuffed animals, one a rabbit and the other a bear. Apollo and Astrid squealed with delight when they saw the presents."Thank you, Sophia!" they exclaimed in unison.As we were admiring

(VERA’s POV)I was no exception. As a mother, I was terrified for the safety of my children. I barely slept at night, my ears straining to hear any sound that might indicate the rogue was nearby.Kevin, sensing my fear, offered to help me and the twins. He would often come over to our house, his presence a reassuring one. Together, we would sit up late into the night, listening for any sign of the rogue.But despite our vigilance, the attacks continued. It was as if the rogue Lycan was toying with us, always staying one step ahead.One night, as we sat huddled together in our living room, Kevin turned to me with a determined look on his face."Vera, we need to do something," he said. "We can't just sit back and wait for the rogue to strike again. We need to take action."I nodded in agreement, feeling a surge of determination. "You're right," I said. "But what can we do? We don't even know who the rogue is or what its motives are."Kevin's eyes narrowed. "That's exactly what we need t

(VERA’s POV)Kevin put a hand on her shoulder, his expression somber. "You did what you could," he said. "We all did. We couldn't have saved Jake, but we saved Vera and the kids."As we stood there, trying to come to terms with what had happened, I knew that our lives would never be the same. We had faced death and destruction, and we had come out on top.But at what cost? Jake was dead, and we would never forget the sacrifice he had made to save us.As we walked back to the village, the sun beginning to set on the horizon, I knew that we would always carry the scars of this day with us. But we would also carry the knowledge that we had faced our fears and come out on top.But the question was, what would happen next? Would we be able to rebuild our lives, or would the trauma of this day haunt us forever?BROODING CAMARADERIE As I sat by the fire, beneath the starlit sky, watching Kevin's face light up with a warm smile, I couldn't help but feel some sense of comfort and security. It

(VERA’s POV)As for Apollo, he was also making new friends at school. He had met a boy named Lucas, who shared his love of adventure and exploration. The two of them would spend hours talking about their favorite books and movies, and they would often go on adventures together.Lucas was a bit of a wild child, always looking for the next big thrill. But he was also kind and loyal, and Apollo adored him.I was happy to see Apollo thriving, but I was also a little wary of Lucas's influence. He seemed like a good kid, but I knew that he could also be a bit of a troublemaker.I decided to keep a close eye on Apollo and Lucas, making sure that they didn't get into too much trouble. But for now, it seemed like Apollo had found a true friend in Lucas.As the days turned into weeks, our little family continued to adjust to our new life. We would spend our days exploring the forest, playing games, and just enjoying each other's company.Astrid and Dorris were inseparable, and Apollo and Lucas

(VERA’s POV)The twins listened intently, their faces somber with concern. And I couldn't help but feel a sense of pride in them, for their compassion and empathy.As Uncle Ryan finished his tale, about to switch to another, he looked at me with a serious expression. "Vera, I know things have been tough for you and the twins since you left the kingdom," he said. "But I want you to know that you're not alone. There are still many people in the kingdom who care about you and the twins, and who want to help."I felt a lump form in my throat as I looked at Uncle Ryan, my eyes welling up with tears. "Hmmm.. Thank you, Uncle Ryan," I said, my voice barely above a whisper, not really believing that anyone truly cared. "That means a lot to me."Uncle Ryan smiled and put a hand on my shoulder. "You're welcome, Vera," he said. "I'll always be here for you and the twins."And as I looked over at the twins, I could see the admiration and respect in their eyes as they looked at Uncle Ryan. They kn