All Chapters of The Lycan King's Divine Goddess : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Chapter 41: Thick SkinSelina's POVThe situation turned awkward fast. I couldn’t decide whether I should call Jiya and take her to our room to save her from her ex-mate, or let the two of them talk it out.I bit my inner bottom lip and took a deep breath. Holding my twins’ hands, I finally called Jiya’s attention.“Um, Jiya, should we head out now?” I asked uncertainly.She looked at me briefly, then back at Aamon. “It’s nice to see you again, but unfortunately, we need to leave,” she said seriously.Aamon nodded, but his eyes betrayed his reluctance. “Sure, see you around then.”Jiya gave him a curt nod and walked over to us.That was... uncomfortable.As we started heading to our room, I couldn’t hold back my curiosity. “So, that’s your ex-mate?” I asked her.She sighed deeply and nodded slowly. “Yes, he is,” she answered quietly. Her expression made it clear her thoughts were elsewhere.“Are you okay, Jiya?” I asked, concerned.She bit her lip and turned to me. “I realized somethi

Chapter 43: Let's Talk Selina's POV Why is he here? I thought he wasn’t coming back right away? I stood frozen, staring at him, unable to find the right words. He closed the space between us, his piercing gaze making me feel uneasy. “What are you doing here without telling me?” he asked sternly. I rolled my eyes and gave him a slight push. “We’ll talk later. Go check on Sky inside—he’s been in there for a while and hasn’t come out,” I replied, trying to deflect. He studied me for a moment before nodding. “Alright. Later tonight,” he said firmly, before heading inside. I exhaled in relief once he was gone. What am I supposed to do now? Should I explain myself or not? But why should I? He’s the one who forgot about this vacation, not me. The only thing I might’ve done wrong is not telling anyone at the palace where we were going—not even the beta assigned to watch over us. My thoughts were interrupted when I saw Reagan and Sky coming out of the bathroom. Sky was grinning from ear

Chapter 45: You're the One Who Cheated Selina's POV I woke up abruptly, a sudden memory jolting me. Sunlight streamed through the room. The twins—are they okay? Did they make it back to their room safely? I turned to see Reagan sleeping soundly beside me. I nudged his shoulder gently. "Reagan, wake up!" I whispered, shaking him lightly. We have to get up now. We’re supposed to explore Casa Miracle before heading back to the palace. "Reagan? Hey, wake up!" I said, a little more irritated this time. He groaned but didn’t budge. I frowned, watching him roll over and pull me closer instead of waking up. "Reagan! Get up already! If you don’t, I’m leaving you here!" I snapped, slapping his arm lightly. His eyes fluttered open, and he smiled at me, his voice husky as he murmured, "Relax, babe. Can’t we stay here just a little longer?" "No," I replied firmly. "We have plans, remember? If you don’t want to join, then stay here. I’m leaving." He chuckled and released me, sitting up laz

Chapter 47: Trust and Betrayal Selina’s POV Every moment of happiness seems to be followed by pain. One minute, we’re okay—happy even—and the next, everything falls apart. How did it all turn upside down so quickly? I sit in the corner, staring blankly at nothing, lost in the chaos of my thoughts. It hasn’t even been a week, and yet, he broke his promise again. How foolish of me to believe him a second time. A bitter laugh escapes my lips—not from joy, but from sheer pain. I close my eyes tightly and wipe the tears that seem endless. “God, this is insane. I’m losing my mind,” I mutter, laughing to myself. I must look crazy now, completely unhinged. My heart feels like it’s being crushed, the pain suffocating. How stupid could I be to fall for his sweet lies again? “You’re the one for me,” he said. What a joke. My laughter turns even more bitter. “Says the man who only knows how to lie,” I whisper, shaking my head in disbelief. Looking back, it makes sense now. Just three days af

Chapter 49: Torment Selina's POV "What should we do now?" Jiya asked, pacing back and forth in front of me. Wasn't she dizzy? Because I was. I groaned, shaking my head. "I don't know," I replied softly. My gaze shifted to Sky and Abi, sleeping on the bed. They had cried themselves to exhaustion. They were deeply disappointed in Reagan. Sky's words echoed in my mind: "I hate him. I hate my father for marrying Giselle and for hurting you." "I will never speak to him again!" he had declared angrily. Taking a deep breath, I closed my eyes. Charlotte had locked us in a place where we could see the ongoing wedding ceremony clearly. I wanted to cry again, but it felt like I had no tears left to shed. The pain had dulled. I felt numb—too confused to feel anything beyond pity. My heart ached more for the twins than for myself. Between us, they were the ones truly suffering. They had dreamed of having a complete family, but now that dream seemed out of reach. I sighed heavily.