บททั้งหมดของ The Lycan Prince’s Puppy: บทที่ 251 - บทที่ 260

VioletKylan’s hand was around mine as we made our way to the base of the mountain. It was too early, and after that thing ran toward me in the Veil last night, I wasn’t even sure if I would still be able to sleep, but after falling asleep in Kylan’s arms, and spending the night on the balcony I was well rested. Jumpie was curled against Kylan’s shoulder sitting comfortably as always.Behind us, I could hear the steady footsteps of Nate, Trinity, Lian, and Sora. I couldn’t quite hear what they were talking about because I was too focused on the supplies being shifted from cart to cart.I glanced around, taking in the sight. The court was alive, and people were everywhere. Carrying heavy bags, moving crates, loading carts, unloading others. Jumpie chittered softly at the sight of a cart full of food, and Kylan automatically reached up to tap her tiny head, warning her to behave. I lifted my brows. “Are all these people coming with us?”Kylan glanced at me, his eyes confused. “That’s wh

VioletI walked beside Jack in silence. It had been going on like this for a long while now with neither of us saying a word. It wasn’t awkward or uncomfortable, just peaceful.Because let’s be honest.What else would I talk with this man about?The group was large, maybe around fifty of us in total. Trinity and Lian were right behind us, each carrying a crate even though Jack had insisted we didn’t have to. None of us wanted to hear it, but Sora didn’t need to be told twice.She walked in the back, too busy flirting with some guys, running her hands over their muscles and offering them sips of her water. They all seemed to be enjoying the attention just fine.Even though the crate in my hands wasn’t the heaviest, my hands were still aching. Still, I wasn’t planning to let go. I’d be damned if I gave anyone the chance to whisper about me, the girl who vouched for the witches but couldn’t be bothered to carry anything herself.Not when they probably didn’t think too highly of me to beg

VioletA chill ran down my spine, and every nerve in me screamed that it was wrong, unnatural, invasive and creepy. He had reached into the most private part of me without permission.How dared he?Was he a mind reader? Could he hear everything I was thinking right now? Every doubt, every fear?Not even Aelius had done something like this. So how was this possible, and who was this man? What else was he capable of? There were still so many questions.How could he possibly tell me not to fear him, then do something like this?“There are five groups coming throughout the day,” Jack announced. “They will help rebuild huts, tend to the ill, and bring what is needed to ease your burdens.”Varius tilted his head. “And your king has agreed to this?”Jack gave a shrug, a smile tugging at his lips. “Council decision.”Varius’s eyes swept over the Lyperians as if he were still trying to figure out what they were doing here. The way he stared at them made me wonder if he was speaking in their he

VioletVarius stared at me, not a word leaving his lips. But I could see the disappointment in his eyes.A strange feeling of guilt came over me. For years, these people had been waiting for a Violet. Someone they believed would save them and make them strong again.Now they had me…The girl who wouldn’t use her eyes and was nothing without them.Maybe Varius and the witches had placed too high expectations on someone they didn’t even know.“You must feel responsible for these people,” I whispered, my eyes drifting around the room, “and in a strange way, so do I. That’s why I want to help them,” I said. “I know you’re worried, but they will be fine. I will make sure they’ll be fine. You have to trust me.”I thought he would speak against me, but he gave me a small nod instead. “I have another opinion,” he shared, “but I do not wish to upset you, so I will not speak on it.”My throat felt dry. I knew that if he spoke, he would bother me about my eyes again, so a part of me was relieved

KylanAs the king neared closer, True quickly lowered her head, and everyone behind her followed her lead. I stayed where I was, watching as the two paths joined together. The Bloodrose came from one side, and the king, queen, and their people came from the other.The king arrived first.“Your Majesty,” voices rose in unison.I heard fast steps behind me, and before I knew it Chrystal had run forward and hooked her arm through his. A scoff slipped from my lips. She looked too eager, too desperate, too pathetic…There was only one reason why he had shown interest in her anyway, and it was all to bother me. He gave her a brief eye roll, then scanned the crowd of Lyperians, refusing to look at me for even a second. The usual.That was how he punished me when he was angry. Silence.It bothered me a long time ago, but now it was one of the best things that could ever happen to me.Kayden came rolling up beside me. “Dad…” he said nervously. “You came.”Surprisingly enough, Elyx scoffed at h