All Chapters of The Lycan King's Secret Heirs : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Daisy "What kind of favor?" The question left my mouth before I could stop it.Across from me, Elias simply looked at me. He was calm, unbothered and definitely infuriating, then he smiled slightly."Not yet.""What?" I blinked."I said not yet."“What do you mean, not yet?” I stared at him, because surely that wasn't his answer. It couldn't be. "You literally just brought it up.""I know.""You can't be serious." My eye twitched, I was almost certain it twitched."I am.""Elias.""Daisy."The urge to commit violence grew stronger by the second and for several long moments, neither of us spoke. Then I folded my arms tighter."You want something.""Correct.""You want me to agree to it.""Also correct.""And you're refusing to tell me what it is.""Very good."I hated him, I genuinely, sincerely hated him. The worst part? He was over the moon about it. "What kind of ridiculous logic is that?""What can I say?” His shoulders lifted slightly. “I'm still deciding.""What?" The irrit

Caspian The office felt too quiet.I stood motionless beside my desk, my phone pressed tightly against my ear while the investigator's words echoed inside my skull.It's connected to your father.The sentence shouldn't have affected me as much as it did.My father had been connected to countless things over the years. Businesses, alliances, decisions and even enemies.That wasn't unusual. What was unusual was the hesitation in the investigator's voice.The caution, the discomfort like he was scared of stepping on any toes or starting a bloody fire. Men didn't sound like that unless they were afraid of what they were about to say."What exactly does that mean?" My grip tightened around the phone as I asked coldly.“Look.” he started , but trailed off and believe me when I said I hated the silence crackling through the line."Caspian...""No." My voice hardened instantly. "Don't start dancing around it now. You called me."Another pause, then a slow exhale followed. "I can't explai

Caspian The old man looked at me like he'd seen a ghost. Not a stranger and not an unwelcome visitor, but a fucking ghost.For a moment neither of us moved.Rain battered the roof overhead while cold wind slipped through the half-open doorway. Water dripped from my coat onto the wooden porch, but I barely noticed.The old man's face had gone completely pale. His eyes remained fixed on mine, on my eyes, on the thing he'd recognized.Then, very slowly, he reached for the door."You need to leave." The words weren't angry and weren't hostile either. If anything, they sounded frightened.That was somehow worse."No." I planted my hand against the door before he could close it. “I need to talk to you.” “No. You can't.” The old man's shoulders visibly tensed. "You shouldn't be here.""Then tell me why." I muttered and his jaw tightened. For a second I thought he might answer.Instead he looked over my shoulder, into the darkness beyond me, like he expected someone else to appear, lik

Daisy I should have kept walking. I should have ignored his snarky remark and headed straight to my room. If I had, then I wouldn't be in the dilemma that I was in right now. The moment Elias told me to come with him, every instinct screamed at me to refuse. To turn around, to run, to give even the silliest excuse just so he wouldn't bother me anymore, but I didn't do any of those. Instead, I followed him and I hated myself for it.Neither of us spoke as we walked through the silent corridors. For a quick second, a tiny part of me couldn't help but wish that Caspian would just burst out of one the doors and block our paths. That way, I wouldn't have to go with the devil, but apparently, life had other plans for me. His footsteps were steady, unhurried, while mine felt heavy with every step. He already knew I would come and that irritated me almost as much as he did.Eventually, he stopped outside the large wooden door that led to his chambers. In one breath, he pushed it open wi

Caspian Something was wrong, terribly, terribly wrong. I had seen Daisy angry before, I'd seen her stubborn, frustrated, embarrassed, furious and even heartbroken, but I had never seen her look at me like this. Like she was afraid, not of what I might do, but of who I might be and the realization hollowed out my chest. "Daisy..." My voice came out softer than I'd intended. She didn't answer. She just stood there, trembling, her eyes glistening with unshed tears as though she were looking at a complete stranger. No, not a stranger, but something worse. Someone she'd trusted and someone she suddenly didn't. My wolf shifted uneasily beneath my skin, pacing in restless circles. This wasn't right. Three days of silence hadn't done this, something else had or someone else had. Then it hit me. Elias. The thought arrived so suddenly that it stole the air from my lungs. He'd gotten to her. He had to have. I searched her face, every tiny movement, every crack in the wa