Lahat ng Kabanata ng Unlikely mates, Unleashed hearts : Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

Someone was shaking me.I swatted the person’s arm away, annoyed that my sleep was being disturbed, but they were persistent, continuing to jostle me with light taps.“I just want to sleep,” I mumbled, frowning. “Leave me alone.”“You need to wake up, miss. It’s already getting dark,” a small voice responded, still tapping my arm.That definitely wasn’t the voice of the Lycan King.I opened my eyes slowly and sat up, rubbing the sleep from them. A petite boy stood before me, staring with wide, curious eyes that looked too big for his face but from his soft features, I could tell he was still quite young.Who was he? How did he get in here? “Sleeping on the floor for the rest of the night isn’t the best idea,” he said, offering a gentle smile. “It gets really cold here at night.”I returned the smile weakly, rubbing the back of my neck, suddenly aware of how disheveled I must’ve looked. I had been so exhausted from everything that had happened earlier, I didn’t even realize when I’d d

This place was messed up. How the hell did a bathroom suddenly turn into a room?I stood in shock, staring at the door I had just opened. I was sure Simeon told me the bathroom was right through here. He said all I needed to do was open the connecting door and yet… this was the only door in the room.I was confused, then got irritated.I had looked forward to that bath. I desperately needed it, glad I could finally get all the dirt off my body but now this jerk standing in front of me had ruined everything.“I don’t know what you’re doing here or what you’re looking for, but you just interrupted me and I need to take my bath. It is very important to me. So whatever you’ve done to this room, you better fix it. Because I heard this was supposed to be a bathroom.”He didn’t budge. Just stared at me with that unreadable look before speaking, voice gruff and cold. “We need to talk. Now.”I let out a dry laugh. “No, no, no. Absolutely not. We’re not talking. I’m going to bathe, I’m going t

I laid still in bed, staring at the ceiling as the sound of crickets and hooting owls drifted in from outside the window. It was late, really late in the night and I’d already eaten and taken a bath, thank goodness.Apparently, the door Simeon told me to open earlier was actually the bathroom. But the Lycan King had done some weird magic stuff and messed with it. What a jerk! Honestly? I was confused. Completely. What the hell was really happening?Everything started to hit me all at once. I hadn’t thought too deeply about it before, but now it all seemed crazy. My wolf’s fur had changed color. She suddenly could make people bleed for their ears and become unconscious when she howled and then I suddenly called out for the Lycan king to come save me? He said we shared the same fur color, but I didn’t see it myself, so how would I know if he was telling the truth? It’s not like I can demand him to shift in front of me the way he made me shift. And if I really had powers, why didn’t th

Simeon looked up at me, clearly waiting for an answer. I hesitated, my mind racing as I weighed my options.Arranging books in the library wasn’t something I could handle alone. It felt more like a punishment than a task, especially for something I didn’t even do but there was a catch.If I agreed to do it, I’d be allowed to ask the Lycan King any question I wanted and I wanted that badly. I didn’t even know what I would ask him yet, but I would figure it out later. The chance alone was worth it.“Fine,” I said at last, turning to Simeon. “I’ll arrange the books.”“Very well, then,” he replied with a small nod. “The boxes are right here. All you need to do is arrange the books by their themes and titles and it might be a bit difficult since you’re still unfamiliar with how things work in this realm so to make it easier, there’s a color code for easy identification.”He walked over and pointed at the side of a book. “See this? Every book has a tag on the spine with a specific color.

I didn’t know how long I’d been standing there, trying to convince the ball of light to move again.I had pleaded with it, cursed at it and threatened it like a lunatic.At some point, I must have looked completely insane, talking to a glowing light like it could actually hear me, let alone care.It started with frustration. Then it morphed into rage. And now?Now, I was just tired.My legs ached, my stomach growled, and all I wanted was to get out of this cursed place.Maybe I should not have followed it. Maybe if I had hesitated earlier, I wouldn’t be stuck in this creepy, forgotten corner of the library.“Or maybe…” I muttered, narrowing my eyes, “it was trying to tell me there was something around here.”I turned and began searching the area, running my hands along old, dusty shelves and crumbling stacks of ancient books. Maybe there was a hidden switch or some kind of secret passage the Lycan King didn’t want anyone finding.But there was nothing.I stomped the floor, hoping f