All Chapters of The Lycan King’s Playtoy: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

DaneI searched her face, scanning every inch for deceit, but all I found was raw emotion; anger, confusion, and something else she tried desperately to hide.She meant it.Luisa truly believed there was a chance I had something to do with her parents’ deaths.That realization settled into my chest like a slow-burning poison, tightening around my ribs.For a fleeting second, my mind spun out of control. How had she come to this conclusion? Who had planted that idea in her head?Then, a far more dangerous thought struck me. Did Kiara tell her something?The possibility ignited my rage like gasoline to a flame.Kiara wasn’t supposed to know anything.But I knew her manipulative ways.If she had gone behind my back if she had twisted the truth just enough to make Luisa question me. She had just made the biggest mistake of her life.My hands curled into fists, my claws threatening to break through my skin. A muscle ticked in my jaw as my breathing deepened, my chest rising and falling w

Lusia Nothing was more relieving to see the castle once again. The place I once dreaded, was now my place of solitude. I considered myself safe whenever I was at the castle. That was also because King Dane was always here to protect me. The castle stood tall and regal against the morning sky, bathed in golden sunlight that made its stone walls shimmer like something out of a dream. I had only ever seen it under the cover of darkness, its silhouette looming ominously against the moonlit sky. But now, with the sun’s warmth illuminating every turret and archway, I realized how much I had underestimated its beauty. The grand towers gleamed, their spires piercing the sky like guardians of the land. The vast courtyard, which once seemed eerie under flickering torchlight, was now alive with color—lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and the gentle sparkle of dewdrops clinging to the grass.Sunlight streamed through the high, stained-glass windows, casting kaleidoscopic reflections onto the ston

DaneI froze.For the first time in a long time, I had no idea how to react. Her words rang in my ears, sharp and undeniable. I love you.It felt like a punch to the chest, knocking the air straight out of my lungs. My body remained tense, every muscle locked in place, refusing to respond. I could feel the warmth of her pressed against me, her arms wrapped so tightly around my torso that I could feel the frantic rhythm of her heartbeat. She was trembling—whether from fear or anticipation, I didn’t know.Slowly, I turned my head, my movements stiff, and my eyes landed on the top of her head. Her brown hair was a mess, strands tangled and wild from the events of the day. It was roughened from her constant fidgeting, from the way she absentmindedly tugged at it when she was nervous. She always did that—touched her hair when she felt uneasy.And right now, she was still. Holding on to me like she expected me to disappear at any second.I clenched my jaw, my gaze shifting past her, staring

Dane The moment Lusia looked up at me, something inside me shattered. For the first time in my life, I felt utterly paralyzed—not by fear, not by rage, but by something far more dangerous.Her hazel eyes, wide and full of uncertainty, locked onto mine, and in that instant, I felt everything at the same time. My body felt like an endless pit filled with different emotions that kept on stirring, making me feel every bit of them. I could feel them consume me and I wasn’t able to pull myself out of the pit. I was stuck, drowning as my body succumbed to them. I felt all of them. Guilt. For making her doubt herself. I had told her to stand up for herself and when she did, I pushed her away. I was stupid to do so. I was supposed to be proud of her. She had stood against Kiara and held herself. She left the room the better of the two of them. Love. For the way she stood before me, fragile yet unyielding. She didn’t want to let go of me out of fear that she would never see me again. Anger.

LusiaI could hear the sounds of laughter and muffled conversations as I struggled to get a hold of reality. I was slowly coming back to consciousness but it was taking longer than I expected. I could feel my head pounding hard as I slowly opened my eyes. The light in the room almost blinded me and I was forced to shut them up immediately. I groaned as I tried to move my body but I couldn’t. “Look who’s finally awake,” I heard a familiar voice say. It was Kiara’s. There was no doubt about it. I opened my eyes slowly again, adapting to the light in the room. When I did, I looked around my surroundings. Before me sat my brother, Finn, in King Dane’s chair. I was surprised at the audacity he had. Coming in here and acting like he owned the place on multiple occasions was embarrassing. I never thought that defending my brother up to this point would make him disgrace himself like this. If King Dane caught him, he would be dead. There was no doubt about that. Standing by the chair was