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CHAPTER 39: ISADORA

Author: Didi Adeyemi
last update publish date: 2026-03-25 20:19:30

Nothing felt as perfect as kissing Elias.

His fingers tangled in my hair as he tugged me impossibly closer. I could feel every hard curve of his body, every raging beat of his heart. I could taste his desperation and his want and it threatened to overwhelm me but it still wasn’t enough.

He nipped my lower lip with his teeth and a small moan slipped out from me.

Elias pulled back with a groan and a curse, lowering his forehead to mine as he tried to catch his breath. My heart was pounding in syn
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  • The Lycan's Rejected Mate   CHAPTER 141 ELIAS

    "Leave. Now," I ordered, my voice hard as ice as I stared the council members down. They refused to budge. The man at the forefront looked as though he had stayed up for hours with his mind made up, and nothing could stop him now. But I could. I was the Alpha, and I would force him if push came to shove. "She is not fit to be the Luna of the pack!" he insisted. Through my peripheral vision, I saw my mate's hands curl into fists. The death of the council member had hit her harder than expected, but I understood why. He had been kind to her, unlike the other members. "She already is, in case you forgot. Isadora is my mate and my Luna, and nothing can take that away from her. Not even your baseless accusations," I spat at the man, all the venom in my blood bubbling to the surface. The man cocked his head to the side. "Baseless accusations? With all due respect, Alpha Elias, we believe you to be biased against everything that is going on. Have you ever stopped to think about the f

  • The Lycan's Rejected Mate   CHAPTER 140 ISADORA

    "What did you just say?" I asked, and my voice came out as a whisper. Elias turned to face me, his expression grim. "Get dressed. Carlos and Erina are waiting for us in the meeting room," was all he said before he stood up and padded out of bed, already pulling on clothes. My heart raced. A council member. Dead. And even without anyone saying anything, we all knew that it was Terrence. That vermin had stuck again. My stomach coiled with an unpleasant feeling, which only grew as I got dressed and followed Elias out of the bedroom. "Which of the council members?" I asked. It didn't matter that majority of those old men had been really horrible to me. No one deserved to be murdered. Elias shrugged. His entire body had tensed up, and his eyes was wide and alert. There was no sign of the vulnerable fatigue he had on when he got back. "I don't know yet. I guess we'll find out once we find Carlos."The meeting room door was ajar when we got to it, and Erina was pacing at the door.

  • The Lycan's Rejected Mate   CHAPTER 139 ISADORA

    The fear kept spreading. Whenever I went into the pack to do some checkup and visit Belle in the process, what I saw scared me. Hope was fading from the pack members eyes, and it was being replaced by terror. I hated it. I hated it so much. But no matter how many renaissance trips I made, nothing changed. It was almost as though the pack was falling apart. I sighed, reaching up to pinch the bridge of my nose. I had to do something to quell the building fear, but what was I supposed to do?How was I...My thoughts were interrupted with the sound of the door opening, and I sat up in the darkness as Elias's scent filled the room. "Elias?" I called, when he didn't immediately switch on the lights. When the light eventually turned on, my hands flew to my mouth as I tried to surpress a gasp. He was covered in blood from head to toe, dripping where he stood just behind the door. I stood up immediately, my heart hammering so hard against my chest as I made my way towards him. "Wh

  • The Lycan's Rejected Mate   CHAPTER 138 ISADORA

    I trusted Elias. I did, I really truly did. But a part of me could not stop thinking about the fact that right now, he might not know that. I had to let him know. I had to show him the the fact that I wanted him to call off the investigation didn't mean that I didn't trust him. I was just worried about the pack members, and the fear that was rapidly spreading among them. So when I went back to the meeting room, I was prepared to tell him all of that. But he wasn't there. And the meeting room was destroyed beyond recognition. My stomach bottomed out, and my heart squeezed so hard in my chest as I took in the aftermath of my mate's rage. This was Elias's doing. And I could not stop the feeling that this was because of me. Because of what I said. Guilt sat in my stomach like a hot stone, hot and uncomfortable. I sat on the only good chair left in the otherwise wrecked room and waited for him. He had probably gone on a run. Knowing him, the run could last for hours. I could have g

  • The Lycan's Rejected Mate   CHAPTER 137 ELIAS

    I grabbed a chair and hurled it against the wall. The wood was too fragile, too brittle to withstand the force of my anger, the force of the hit. The chair shattered. But my anger wasn't abated. It rose still, taking over my entire body, mind and soul. Isadora was wrong. She was utterly wrong. I wasn't putting my pack members at risk. And I was most definitely not picking Terrence over them. It was ridiculous for her to have even thought about it. I mean, I was the King. The Alpha. I was the most powerful Lycan in our world. It was my duty and my job to protect my people from everything. I would protect them with my life if I could, and yet Isadora had the guts to tell me that I was using them as fodder?Another chair hit the wall. And another. And another. Before long, the meeting room was in ruins around me. Someone cleared their throat behind me, and I turned around to face Carlos. Erina and Patrick lingered behind him, and I could see the stark fear on Patrick's face. I had

  • The Lycan's Rejected Mate   CHAPTER 136 ISADORA

    If I dropped a pin on the floor, every single person in the room would hear it land. That was how still the room became. It was almost as though everyone in here was holding their breath, and nobody was really breathing.Except me though. My heart slammed so hard against my chest and the rattling was so loud that it drowned all other sounds. It was all I could hear as I waited for someone to speak, to break this utterly suffocating silence. "Everybody out," Elias ordered eventually, and his voice broke across the fog that seemed to have surrounded everyone else. The guards filed out without a word, and Belle and her mother was next. When she got to the door, the woman turned to face me. There was tears in her eyes, and her gaze was for me alone. "I...I agree with you. What if those evil men take more children? What... what if they don't return the kids after? I... everyone is scared. My daughter is back, but I am scared still. Who knows what they're going to do next?" Then she

  • The Lycan's Rejected Mate   CHAPTER 34: ISADORA

    Carlos stayed with me all day, and by the time we went back in for dinner, I felt weirdly relaxed and less stressed about the upcoming meeting with the council.I never expected that I’d find solace in his company, but I was quickly learning that he wasn’t as tough as he liked to portray himself.N

  • The Lycan's Rejected Mate   CHAPTER 33: ISADORA

    I picked a smooth pebble off the floor and tossed it into the pond, watching as it rippled over the surface before sinking to the bottom.It didn’t do much to calm the confusion in my heart, so I searched for another.This time, it barely bounced twice before sinking and I cursed. I tried to find a

  • The Lycan's Rejected Mate   CHAPTER 32: ISADORA

    With everything that happened, I’d forgotten about the council, but now, the pit in my stomach had grown wider.There was nothing more terrifying than the idea of standing in front of a bunch of old lycans and waiting for them to make a decision on your mating.“The council will not refuse. I have

  • The Lycan's Rejected Mate   CHAPTER 31: ISADORA

    I wasn’t sure how long we sat there, neither of us speaking.Elias’ hands were firm around me, one splayed on my hip, and the other trailing a path up my back with careful precision. His touch was warm but firm, it lit up fiery paths over my skin with each stroke.Every nerve was alive, every inch

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