All Chapters of IN-BETWEEN THE LYCAN BROTHERS : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The night sky was clear, no moon, no stars, just endless dark sky. I shivered as I walked behind Caleb, the cold air biting into my skin. The wind howled through the trees, carrying with it the distant sounds of chaos—growls, snarls, and the crashing of underbrush as the rogues searched for us. Every rustle of leaves, every snap of a twig made me jump, my senses heightened to the point of pain. I could feel the weight of fear pressing down on me, but I couldn’t afford to give in to it. Not now. Not with Caleb leading us to safety.“We’re almost there,” Caleb murmured, his voice rough and strained. He kept his pace steady, but I could see the tension in his shoulders, the way his hand gripped the knife he’d taken from one of the rogues.I nodded, though I wasn’t sure if he could see me. My breath was coming in shallow gasps, my heart pounding in my chest. The safe house wasn’t far, but every step felt like a mile. We had to keep moving. We had to survive.Then, out of nowhere, a rogue

The next morning, I spent the time on my bed, staring at the ceiling. My thoughts kept drifting back to the file I’d found last night, the one with Caleb’s name on it. It didn’t make any sense. Caleb couldn’t be involved with the rogues, could he? But if he wasn’t, then why was his name there? My mind spun with questions and possibilities, each more unsettling than the last.I shook my head, trying to push the thoughts away. I needed to focus on something else, anything else. But it was hard to ignore the gnawing feeling in my gut, the one that whispered that something was very, very wrong.Eventually, I forced myself out of bed and got dressed. The healer had checked on me earlier and said I was healing well, but I still felt sore and stiff. I was about to head out when there was a knock on the door.“Come in,” I called, trying to sound more cheerful than I felt.The door opened, and Jess walked in, her face lighting up when she saw me. “Selene! You’re up!”“Jess,” I smiled, feeling

I woke to a thick silence, the kind that pressed against my ears and made the room feel oddly empty. The safe house, though safe, had a some stillness to it that felt unnervingly calm. I sat up, rubbing the sleep from my eyes and trying to shake off the remnants of my restless night. The events of the previous evening seemed almost surreal now, like a bad dream I was struggling to remember.I wandered into the common area, hoping to find someone who could offer a semblance of normalcy. As I walked, I noticed Jess in the kitchen, busily preparing breakfast. Her face brightened when she saw me.“Hey, sleepyhead,” she called out, her voice light despite the gravity of our situation. “I thought you might sleep the whole day away. How’re you feeling?”“Still sore,” I admitted, forcing a smile as I sat at the table. “But I’m managing.”Jess set a plate in front of me and joined me at the table. “You were pretty banged up yesterday. I’m glad you’re up. I’ve been worried.”I appreciated her c

So this was her plan.So this was why she took photos. All along my thoughts was that she woikd use it to blackmail me as she did in the wedding come to think of it. Then she was just too calm. Too chill as if I had been sharing rain discussions with her fiancé and not actually kissing him. The café buzzed with hushed whispers, a rising tide of scandal and judgment. I could feel the eyes of the other customers, the pack members who had chosen this quiet place for a moment of peace, now trained on me with growing suspicion and condemnation. My stomach twisted into knots as the photo passed from one hand to another, each person drawing their own conclusions from the damning images.“She’s the other woman,” I heard someone mutter, the words striking me like a physical blow.“I can’t believe it. And with Tiana, of all people…“The nicest person in the whole world.”“Our Luna.”A woman nearby shook her head, her eyes cold as they flicked between Leo and me. “I thought she was different.

Adrian’s fingers clenched into a fist as he stared down at the whimpering maid, her eyes wide with fear. His breaths came out in harsh, controlled bursts, the rage simmering just below the surface. The news had hit him like a thunderbolt—Selena had been pregnant. He had been trying to hurt her yet ..yet she had his pup.She had escaped him, carried his heir away from his grasp, with the help of this pathetic creature cowering before him.He crouched down, his voice a venomous whisper. "You helped her, didn’t you?" The maid’s head bobbed frantically, tears streaming down her face as she pleaded for mercy, but Adrian was beyond listening. His hand shot out, grabbing a fistful of her hair, and he dragged her toward the table where a sharp blade glinted under the dim light.“Please, no!” she cried, her voice choked with terror. But Adrian’s expression was cold, devoid of any trace of mercy. He yanked her head down, forcing her to face the blade.“You’ll be an example to others,” Adrian