All Chapters of The Lycan King's Divine Goddess : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Chapter 31: The Luncheon Selina’s POV "What the hell! Who are you—" Giselle’s words trailed off the moment she saw me. I hadn’t meant to bump into her on my way to see the twins; she just happened to be blocking the path. Her eyes widened as if she’d seen a ghost, her face drained of color. A smirk tugged at my lips as she whispered my name, "Selina," horror laced her voice. This was the first time she’d seen me since I revealed my true identity yesterday. The shock in her eyes was far more satisfying than I’d anticipated. Seeing someone you thought dead must be utterly unbelievable. "Hello, Giselle. It’s been a while," I greeted her smoothly, taking in her staggered steps as she recoiled in disbelief. "No... This isn’t real. You’re not real. You’re dead, Selina!" Her voice rose, panicked, drawing the attention she so loved. I took a deliberate step closer. "This isn’t a dream, Giselle. I’m alive." She shook her head over and over. "No, you’re not real." I chuckled at her react

Chapter 33: Seducing You"By the divine power bestowed upon me by the Moon Goddess, I now proclaim you as the Crown Princess of the Lycan Kingdom. Congratulations, Princess Abigail Faith Valor. Please, hail our princess!"We all began to bow before her. I could clearly see the excitement and happiness on her face, and I felt a pang of guilt, knowing I once kept this moment from her.I felt Reagan's hand slide into mine, and I looked up at him. "Our children have grown up so much," he said, and I nodded in agreement, feeling that same bittersweet sentiment."Yes, they have," I replied, thinking of how quickly time had flown by."We will take care of them and love them as they deserve," he added softly."They deserve to be loved and protected. Protect them, Reagan, if not me," I said, feeling a tug at my heart. "That would be enough."His grip on my hand tightened gently. "I will protect all three of you," he promised, gazing into my eyes. His sincerity made me want to trust him again,

Chapter 35: Don't Make Mommy WorrySelina's POV"May I have a moment with you?" she said, glancing at Jiya. "Alone," she added. I took a deep breath and nodded at Jiya.I knew she was hesitant to leave me alone with Charlotte, aware of how she treated me.Jiya looked at me with concern but eventually nodded and went ahead to the garden with the twins. Once she was gone, I turned my gaze back to Charlotte."Where should we talk?" I asked her calmly. She smiled, though it didn’t reach her eyes. How amazing it is to see her openly show her disapproval, I thought sarcastically."Follow me," she said, and began to walk. I followed her in silence.I wondered what she wanted to say. Maybe it was about what happened last night. Or perhaps she’d ask me to back off.She stopped walking, so I did too. "Bring us tea," she ordered her servant as we entered her private sitting room.She sat down and gave me a cold look. I nodded and took a seat as she gestured."I'll get straight to the point. How

Chapter 37: Are You Mad?Selina’s POV"Mom, are you mad at Father?" Abi asked me sadly as we walked toward her and Sky's room. Sky was still unconscious, and it worried me. The way he fell into the water yesterday must have been serious.I stopped walking and looked at her. Shaking my head, I replied softly, "No, baby. Mommy isn’t mad at your father." She stared at me intently, as if trying to read my thoughts."Why do you ask, Abi?" I questioned her gently. She pouted and said, "Because you’re ignoring him, Mom. He told me he’s sad because you won’t talk to him."What? Reagan said that?I sighed deeply and knelt down to her level. "We just had a misunderstanding, Baby. But I’m not mad at him, okay?" I assured her while gently patting her head.She nodded, looking a little more relieved. "Okay, Mom."We continued walking, but my mind drifted back to yesterday’s conversation with Reagan. He had begged me not to take the kids away and promised that Giselle would no longer be a threat to

Chapter 39: Jiya’s Love Story“Are you sure we can really do this?” Jiya asked me for the fifth time since we left the palace. I turned to gaze out of the train window, letting a small smile curve my lips.“Yes, we can, Jiya. The twins wanted to see vast green fields, flower farms, and gardens—somewhere far from the chaos of the palace,” I replied gently.From the corner of my eye, I noticed her looking at me with a puzzled expression. “Why does it feel like you’re the one who needs this escape?”I turned to her and chuckled softly. “Right. You’re not wrong,” I admitted, taking a deep breath. “This is exactly what I need, too. It’s just a short trip, Jiya. We’ll be back at the palace before Reagan even notices we’re gone.” I glanced at the twins, peacefully sleeping beside us.She frowned, clearly still uneasy. “But no one knows we left the palace, let alone the city. What if His Majesty comes back unexpectedly? He’ll lose his mind looking for you and the twins,” she said, her tone fi