All Chapters of Sold To The Lycan King Who Ruined Me. : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

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Chapter 31: Awakening Power

NoahI noticed the changes before anyone said anything about them. My clothes had started fitting differently, shirts that used to hang loosely around me now stretched over the curve of my stomach, even walking felt different. My body felt heavier, and sometimes I caught myself placing a hand against my lower back without realizing it.I stood in front of the mirror one morning and stared at my reflection. For a long moment, I just looked. My hand slowly moved down to my belly, the curve was impossible to ignore now.I swallowed.Everything about me was changing but it wasn't just my pregnancy.Something else felt... different.At first I thought I was imagining it, but small things started happening. I noticed footsteps in the hall before guards reached my door, I could tell when servants were approaching before they knocked.Sometimes I felt emotions around me shift before people even spoke and my senses—my hearing had become sharper, my smell stronger. Even my reflexes felt faste

Chapter 32: Marching Shadows

Adrian The march toward Redfang felt endless.Thousands of soldiers moved behind me through the frozen forest roads, their armor clanking loudly beneath the grey morning sky. Horses snorted clouds of steam into the cold air while banners carrying the Silvercrest crest snapped violently in the wind.None of it mattered to me.My mind stayed fixed on one thing only.Noah.Every step closer to Redfang made the rejected bond inside my chest burn harder, fhe pain never fully stopped now. It lingered constantly beneath my ribs like a blade twisting deeper every time I breathed.At first, I thought the rejection would weaken me, instead, it made me furious.Furious enough to destroy kingdoms.I tightened my grip around the reins as my horse pushed through the muddy road ahead.Noah was carrying my child.The thought still triggered something dangerously possessive inside me every single time. And Elias had touched him, the memory alone nearly made my vision darken with rage again.I should

Chapter 33: Dangerous truth

NoahI heard Elias before I saw him.Heavy footsteps echoed outside the room before the door opened, the scent of cold air followed him inside along with smoke and pine.He stopped the moment he noticed I was standing instead of lying in bed.For a few seconds, neither of us spoke, the silence between us had changed lately. It no longer felt tense in the same way it used to, now it felt dangerous.Like both of us were waiting for something to finally snap.I crossed my arms tightly over my chest. “Why are you keeping me here?”Elias shut the door slowly behind him. “You know why.”“No.” My voice stayed calm, even though my pulse had started racing. “I don’t.”His green eyes narrowed slightly.“You keep saying you want to protect me,” I continued, “but you’re doing the exact same thing Adrian did.”“That’s not true.”“It is.” I stepped closer before I could lose my nerve. “You just hide it better.”Something dark flickered across his face. “I saved you from Silvercrest.”“You kidnapped

Chapter 34: The Approaching war

Adrian The Redfang borders came into view just before midday.Rows of armed wolves stood waiting beyond the gates, their dark armor glinting beneath the pale winter sun. Spears lined the front ranks while archers watched from the stone walls above.Waiting for war.Behind me, Silvercrest soldiers shifted restlessly, hands tightening around weapons as tension spread through the army.I sat motionless on horseback at the very front.Cold wind pushed through the battlefield, carrying the scent of pine, steel, and wolves ready to kill for their pack.My chest burned again.The rejected bond never stopped hurting now.Some mornings it felt like claws tearing through my ribs. Other times it settled into a constant ache sharp enough to make breathing difficult.Today it was unbearable because Noah was close. I could feel him somewhere beyond those walls.Alive.That alone kept me sane.Barely.A messenger approached nervously from the side. “Your Majesty?”I dragged my attention away from t

Chapter 35: Wolf Awakening

NoahThe moment the scouts confirmed Adrian’s army had reached the Redfang border, something inside me stopped feeling stable.The entire pack had changed overnight.Warriors filled the halls. Voices echoed constantly outside my chamber. The scent of fear, steel, and aggression clung heavily to the air until it became impossible to breathe without tasting it.I sat near the window, staring blankly at the dark forest beyond the walls.Adrian was out there somewhere.Waiting.The mate bond still lingered faintly despite the rejection, weak enough to ache but strong enough to remind me he existed.I hated it.A sharp pain suddenly ripped through my stomach hard enough to force a gasp from my throat.My entire body jerked forward.“What—”Another wave hit instantly, it was not pain exactly. It was pressure, heat.Something alive waking up beneath my skin.I gripped the edge of the chair tightly as energy surged violently through me. My heartbeat sped out of control while every nerve in my

Chapter 36: Clash

EliasI stood on the western wall of Redfang and watched Silvercrest's banners moving in the distance.Even from here, I could see Adrian's army. Thousands of soldiers, rows of steel, war horses, siege weapons.He wasn't bluffing.The bastard had come for Noah.Cold wind swept across the battlements, carrying the scent of approaching rain and distant wolves. Below me, Redfang warriors hurried through the courtyard. Archers checked their bows, blacksmiths worked without pause, messengers ran between commanders carrying orders.Everyone was preparing for bloodshed because of one omega, because of one unborn child, because of a curse that should have died centuries ago.I tightened my grip on the stone wall.The worst part was that I understood Adrian, that realization irritated me more than anything. I knew exactly why he had crossed half the kingdom with an army at his back.Noah had a way of getting beneath your skin. The first time I met him, I thought he was weak, fragile, easy to m

Chapter 37: The first step

NoahAfter dinner that night, Elias came to me like he always did, he slipped under the sheets and reached out for me. His hand slid around my waist, pulling him closer.“I need you tonight” Elias said, his voice low and hungry. “Once the war starts, we won't have time for each other”I pulled away from his grip and shook my head. “No. I’m tired. I want to sleep alone tonight.”I was exhausted, I didn't want to do anything. I wanted to be left alone, as I needed space to think and come up with a escape plan.Elias frowned. “You know I don’t like sleeping without you.”“I said no,” I replied firmly. “I want to sleep on my own tonight.”My heartbeat spiked, I was going against Elias and that somehow made me scared. I didn't want him to force himself on me.When Elias tried to touch me again, I focused on the power inside me, since the day I learnt about my new power, I've been practicing how to use it. A soft glowing barrier formed around my body, I felt a bit dizzy at first, but slowl

Chapter 38: The escape

NoahI sat on the edge of the bed and stared at the closed door.The room was silent.For the first time all day, nobody was speaking to me, nobody was watching me, nobody was trying to decide my future.Moonlight spilled through the window, casting pale shadows across the floor.I waited. One hour, then another, the entire time my heart refused to slow down.Every sound made me tense, every creak of the building made me wonder if Elias had changed his mind and returned.But he never did, because Elias was predictable. Once he retired for the night, he rarely left his chambers until morning.Tonight was my chance, my only chance.When I was certain the castle had settled into silence, I stood slowly. My back ached, the weight in my stomach felt heavier than it had a few weeks ago.I rested a hand there briefly."We're leaving," I whispered.The words felt strange, dangerous, hopeful.I crossed the room and pushed the bed aside, the wooden legs scraped softly against the floor.I froze

Chapter 39: Into the wild

NoahThe river water was freezing.I cupped trembling hands and brought the water to my mouth. The cold shocked me awake for a moment.My reflection stared back from the dark surface—pale face, sunken eyes, messy silver hair. I barely recognized myself anymore.Another sharp pain stabbed through my side, I doubled over immediately.A gasp escaped my lips before I could stop it.My hand flew to my stomach."Okay," I whispered through clenched teeth. "Okay. We're okay."The pain faded slowly, not completely, just enough for me to breathe again.The forest around me remained silent, too silent and that frightened me more than noise would have.I had spent so long surrounded by guards, servants, warriors, and Alphas that the absence of people felt unnatural.For the first time in months, nobody knew where I was, nobody was watching me, nobody was coming through a door uninvited.The realization should have comforted me, instead, it made me feel terrifyingly small.I sat back against a tre

Chapter 40: Discover

EliasI woke before sunrise.Something felt wrong.For a few seconds, I remained lying in bed, staring at the ceiling but the feeling wouldn't leave.The castle felt different, too quiet, too empty. My wolf stirred uneasily beneath my skin and I sat up immediately.Noah.The thought appeared instantly.I was already pulling on my boots before my mind caught up.The corridor outside my chambers was nearly deserted as I strode toward the east wing. Servants flattened themselves against walls when they saw my expression.Nobody dared speak.Good.Because I wasn't in the mood to hear anyone.The closer I got to Noah's room, the worse the feeling became. By the time I reached the door, my pulse was pounding, I pushed it open and the room was empty.For a moment, my brain refused to process what I was seeing. The bed had been moved, the floor panel beneath it stood open, a dark hole was visible in the middle of the room.The hidden tunnel.My stomach dropped."No." The word came out low.I

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