All Chapters of The Lycan Prince’s Puppy: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

VioletMy heart sank at his words. “So she would’ve shifted too?” I replied. “She would’ve ripped me to shreds.”Not to forget, shifting without permission on campus grounds was strictly forbidden.He took a deep breath, preparing to say something, but I continued before he could do so. “I told you what happens when I shift,” I reminded him.I instantly thought back to the terrifying memories of Lumia, and the chaos she could unleash if I ever lost control. My biggest fear was hurting someone who didn’t deserve it—or worse, hurting myself.Maybe I hadn’t been clear that night in the woods, but that was not an option.Not when those voices were telling me to do things.“Do you hear them now?” Kylan asked softly, indirectly reading my mind. “Those voices you spoke off?”“No,” I whispered, flustered. Now that he had mentioned it, I had been without my glasses for a while now and had yet to hear those voices. It had to be because of her...“It’s because she told me to turn it off,” I conc

Violet“I can take it.”I had to take it. For a moment, I thought about what it would mean. My whole life would change, and I would have to become someone I was not.I wasn’t sure if I could do that, or if I even wanted to. Was it worth it? But then again, wasn’t it exactly what I had been doing all along—pretending to be someone I wasn’t?“There’s more.”My body stiffened.More? Of course, there was. There was always more.“Yes?”“Once you step into Lyperia, you’ll lose a lot of freedom. You won’t be able to go where you want, do what you want—not without someone watching you.”“I can take it,” I said again, forcing the words out. I never had that much freedom, so that wouldn’t be that difficult—right?I prayed he was finished because I wasn’t sure how much more I could handle, but then he released another breath. “There’s more,” he said quietly.I closed my eyes, feeling slightly frustrated.“What now?”“As the future king, I have responsibilities. One of them is ensuring the Lyperi

VioletKylan stepped aside, letting her in. She carried a bag in her hands, which I assumed held my things, but her expression was still confused, clearly waiting for answers.“I said good morning,” Kylan mumbled, breaking the silence.Trinity looked at him with wide eyes. “I’m sorry,” she said, almost looking ridiculous as she tried too hard to keep her eyes up. “Good morning.”Kylan hummed and then turned toward the closet. “I’m getting dressed,” he said, leaving.Trinity followed Kylan with her eyes until he was out of sight, then let out a breath. “Yeah, I’m a bit confused,” she said, tossing the bag in my direction. I caught it just in time.“Where the hell were you yesterday? Why didn’t you answer my texts? And wait—why is Kylan allowed to see you without glasses, and I’m not?”Her eyes suddenly locked on my hand, and she gasped. “W-Why are you wearing his ring?”I ignored her concerns, my mind drifting to my phone. It had been in my bag, and Amy had taken it. There was no way I

KylanOnly one thing ran through my mind as I walked the halls, heading to deal with the issue that had brought me to this point.Chrystal…She had crossed the line this time.I didn’t know exactly what Puppy had seen in her vision, but if it matched what the beast inside me was urging me to do, then it had to be close to the truth.I wanted to kill her for all she had done.Yes, giving Puppy the ring had been my decision, but tying her to me with the most precious piece of Lyperian stone was something I never wanted to do, not like this. Protecting her wasn’t a choice—it was an instinct.I felt bad for admitting it, but when she had offered to give back the ring after finding out how to deal with her eyes—I felt relieved.I cared for her, more than I wanted to admit—but the ring wasn’t given out of love.It was given because Chrystal had pushed me to it. Puppy needed that ring to protect her eyes, and I needed her by my side for now—because the feeling of hopelessness I felt when I

Kylan“Chrystal—” Nate tried again, and I lost count of how many times he had said her name. I held up a hand to stop him.“That’s all I have to say,” I replied, coldly.A sad chuckle escaped from her lips. “Wow,” her eyes lifted slightly. “Do you hate me that much? That you would choose a werewolf over me?”Hate?“No,” I said, staring her down. “The word hate isn’t strong enough. I despise you beyond words—always have.”Her face fell at those last words, and so did Nate’s, his gaze dropping to the floor.The truth was, I didn’t always hate her. We had some good times, once. But she needed to hear it, needed to understand that there was no going back, no room for her in my life—not now, not ever.Seeing her break, just like she had broken Puppy satisfied me. I wanted her to feel it, the weight of the consequences of hurting the one I cared about.Still satisfied, I left her dorm. As soon as I opened the door, a few girls in the hallway scrambled away, trying to make it seem like they