All Chapters of The Lycan Prince’s Puppy: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

VioletKylan squeezed my thigh in response, as if to say, good job.Esther’s face twitched for a moment, but then she quickly masked it with a smile. “So you don’t need me to expel those girls for you?” she asked.“No,” I shook my head, although that solution would make my life a whole lot easier.“Well,” Esther now tapped her desk with her ten fingers, “the suspension will last at least a week, so you will have some time to think about it.”I simply nodded, keeping my lips pressed together.“Very well,” she said, her smile growing tighter. I could tell by the look on her face that she looked anything but pleased, surprised even, that I didn’t take up her offer.As tempting as it sounded, it was much better this way. I wasn’t going to lie, Esther almost had me—but I had already thought this through. Although Chrystal tried to kill me, going after the Beta’s daughter, a noble, would not do me any good as Kylan’s mate.“Can we go now?” Kylan asked in a hurry. “Or did you want to ask any

VioletKylan and I exchanged a glance. It wasn’t too late to run, and part of me wanted to.He had even called him the foul-mouthed crown prince. Just the thought of this man knowing everything about us, including some details we didn’t know ourselves, terrified me.It was Kylan’s plan to come here, and after the darkness I had felt, I fully stood behind his decision—but now I was unsure.All he had to do was give me the signal, and I would run out of here.“Sit,” The Soothsayer’s voice dominated the cave before Kylan could even think about it.It wasn’t much of an invite—more of an order.I lingered for a moment before deciding to join the Soothsayer at the campfire, dragging Kylan with me, and took a seat on the plaid on the ground. I kept my distance from the Soothsayer while Kylan still had his hand in mine, as if he was ready to spring into action at any moment.He had followed my lead. Even though he had convinced me to come here, he didn’t force me into anything. He let me deci

24 years ago…AdelaideI stared at the back of the man limping in front of us, his cane reaching the stone pathway of Starlight Academy with each tap as we trailed behind him with my suitcases.The man who had introduced himself as Principal Sterling stopped and turned to face us, a wide smile plastered across his face. His eyes landed on me.“You five have been chosen for the Starlight Program,” he began. “You are here to represent your kind. We have a long history, both good and bad—but now it’s up to you to show us that this can work, that we can live amongst each other.”He continued his speech, however, I wasn’t paying attention anymore. Everywhere I looked, I could feel their eyes—Lycan eyes, werewolf eyes…the ones who actually belonged here.They walked past, scrunching their noses as if we were intruders and maybe we were.I didn’t want to be here any more than they wanted us here, but unfortunately I didn’t have a choice.The tiny school in the village had burned down, and al

AdelaideA loud chirping and tapping against the window forced me out of my sleep. I groaned as the morning light hit me and sat up straight.Rubbing my eyes, I glanced at the glass and immediately noticed a small bird I recognized from the witch village.Mom’s bird.It had to be a message from her.The bonfire kept me up late, and now all I wanted was a long, peaceful rest.“Shut up!” I hissed, aggressively pulling open the window.The bird stopped, shaking its body until a small roll of paper fell from its back. I grabbed the note, then shushed the bird away with my hand, making it fly away with just as much noise.Feeling an uncomfortable knot in my stomach before I even read the words, I unfolded the paper. I doubted Mom would send a message about missing me—that wasn’t what we did. We didn’t ‘miss’ each other.I let my eyes scan over the words.‘Less partying, more focusing. Finish your mission, and don’t waste these four years. Your people need you. Don’t forget, Mommy is watchi

Adelaide I had expected him to look away, but he didn’t. The eye contact didn’t faze him. He smiled faintly, but something about that smile sent a shiver down my spine. The smile was meant for me—he was staring right at me. Someone like that…what did Mom want with him? Our eye contact was broken by one of the guards tapping his shoulder, and then he disappeared. “Your Highness, Prince Alaric is waiting,” one of what I assumed to be Elyx’s guards called out from the side. Elyx nodded and made his way toward me again. I quickly scanned the situation. If even the Lycan prince had to be told that Alaric was waiting for him, it meant getting close to Alaric wasn’t going to be easy. Not at all. “Hey!” Elyx stuck out his hand, and I took it. “I had a good laugh today, Adelaide.” What did he mean by that? James slammed his arm over my shoulder, pulling me closer. “Apparently, she’s been dying to meet you,” he said, his tone overly dramatic. Elyx raised a brow, his lips twitching int