Semua Bab Mated To My Enemies! Lycan Kings Obsession : Bab 81 - Bab 86

Mira POV I froze when Damien stepped into the room. For a moment, the air was so thick with tension that I thought I would choke on it. My heart pounded in my ears, and my whole body stiffened under Kai’s touch. But to my surprise, Damien didn’t even flinch at the sight before him. His eyes, calm and unreadable, took in the disheveled state of the room, the closeness between Kai and me, the heated flush across my cheeks — and he looked almost… unaffected. “I came to see you too,” Damien said casually, closing the door behind him with a soft click. I blinked at him, confused. “You… you did?” He moved closer to the bed, his steps slow, deliberate. “Yes,” he said. “I needed someone to confide in.” Kai, who was still sitting beside me, leaned back slightly, giving Damien a glance that was almost daring. But he didn’t say anything. Instead, he shifted to one side of me, while Damien took the other. I found myself trapped between the two brothers. Their warmth, th

Kai POV I stood with my brothers under the shade of the large oak tree at the corner of the courtyard, my arms folded tightly across my chest as my mind ran in a thousand directions at once. Rowan paced back and forth like a caged animal, growling low under his breath while Damien leaned casually against the stone wall, deep in thought. The information from Ryker was still heavy on all our minds. I could feel it pressing on me like a mountain. Rowan finally broke the silence. “How is any of this even possible?” he snapped, stopping mid-pace to face us. “Mother and witches? That makes no sense.” Damien pushed off the wall, folding his arms too. “We don’t know the full story yet. For all we know, she could have been trying to destroy them, not help them.” His tone was calm but laced with frustration. I shook my head. “If she was trying to destroy them, why would she be sneaking off at night, leading someone to the witches’ graves?” “Maybe she was investigating?” D

Damien PovI stood between my brothers, facing the large oak door that led into my private archive room. They didn’t know about this place — no one did.I pulled open the heavy door and led them inside. The scent of old parchment and ink filled the air immediately, a smell I had grown fond of over the years. The room was dimly lit by lanterns placed carefully around the walls. Scrolls, books, and ancient parchments were stacked neatly on countless shelves, towering all the way up to the ceiling.Both Rowan and Kai froze just inside the doorway, their mouths slightly agape.“You had this all along?” Kai asked, his voice a mix of amazement and suspicion.I shrugged as I moved further inside. “Every leader needs his secrets. This is mine.”Rowan grunted, clearly unimpressed. “Looks boring.”I rolled my eyes. “This is where knowledge lives. Copies of every important document from the main archives, along with other scrolls the public isn’t even aware exist. I’ve been building it for