《Sold To The Lycan King Who Ruined Me. 》全部章節：第 61 章 - 第 70 章

KaelI stood in the dungeon and stared at the evidence spread across the table.The letters, the servant testimonies, the empty vials of sleeping powder. It was all there, laid out like a confession. Tyrene had been planning this for weeks.Maybe longer.My wolf paced restlessly beneath my skin, growling with every breath I took. I wanted to tear something apart. I wanted to scream.Instead, I just stood there, staring at the proof of my wife's betrayal."Alpha?" One of my guards appeared in the doorway. "The Luna is asking to see you."I laughed bitterly. "She's asking?""She's… insisting.""Then bring her here."The guard disappeared. A few minutes later, Tyrene was dragged into the room. Her hair was tangled, her dress wrinkled. She looked nothing like the elegant Luna who had ruled beside me.She looked desperate."Kael." Her voice was shaking. "Please. Just let me explain."I held up one of the letters. "You wrote to Adrian. You told him where Noah was. You arranged the entire th

NoahThe gates of Silvercrest came into view, and my stomach dropped.I had been here before. I had been dragged through these gates in chains, forced to kneel before a king who rejected me, locked in rooms with guards outside my door. I had been humiliated, used, and broken inside these walls.And now I was back.The wagon rolled to a stop. I sat frozen in the darkness, my hands pressed against my stomach. The baby shifted restlessly, sensing my fear."Come on." Elias's voice came from outside. "We're here."I didn't move.Adrian appeared at the back of the wagon. His face was unreadable, but something flickered in his eyes when he saw my expression."Are you alright?""No." My voice came out flat, dead. "I'm not alright. I'm back in the place where you destroyed me."Adrian flinched. "Noah—""Don't." I climbed out of the wagon on my own, ignoring his outstretched hand. "Just don't."The courtyard was the same. The same cobblestones, the same banners, the same guards watching me with

NoahThe knock came late that night.I was sitting on the bed, staring at the wall, when I heard it. Soft. Careful. Like someone didn't want to be noticed.I froze. "Who is it?"The door opened slowly, and a familiar face appeared.Elena.She slipped inside and closed the door behind her, her eyes scanning the room like she expected someone to jump out."Elena?" I sat up straighter. "What are you doing here?"She crossed the room quickly and knelt in front of me. "I had to see you. I had to make sure you were alright."I stared at her, something warm flickering in my chest. She was the only person in this palace who had ever treated me like a person."I'm fine," I said. "I'm alive.""That's not what I meant." She reached out and took my hands. "I heard what happened. Tyrene. The delivery. The journey."I looked away. "It's over now.""Is it?" Her voice was soft. "Noah, I need to examine you. The baby too."I hesitated, then nodded. "Okay."She worked quickly and gently, checking my pu

KaelI stood in the war room, staring at the map spread across the table.The borders of Stormhaven stretched before me, marked with pins and flags. The forests, the mountains, the rivers. And beyond them, Silvercrest.Where Noah was.My fingers traced the path I knew he had taken. The border crossing, the main road, the palace. Every mile took him further from me."He's there," I said to the room. "He's in Silvercrest."My Beta, a grizzled wolf named Toren, stepped forward. "Alpha, we don't know that for certain. The scouts—""I know it." I looked up, meeting his eyes. "I feel it."Toren hesitated. "Alpha, if we send forces into Silvercrest territory, it could mean war. The packs haven't fought in decades. The alliance—""The alliance doesn't matter." My voice was flat. "What matters is Noah."Toren's expression flickered. "Alpha, I understand your feelings—""You don't." I turned to face him. "You don't understand. You didn't see him. You didn't see how broken he was. He trusted me,

NoahI heard the shouting from down the hall.My body tensed immediately. I had been resting, trying to sleep, but the voices cut through the silence like knives.Adrian. Elias.They were arguing again.I pushed myself up slowly, my hand pressed against my stomach. The baby shifted restlessly, sensing my fear."Stay calm," I whispered. "It's just them. They always fight."But this time, it sounded different.I crept to the door and pressed my ear against the wood."You don't get to demand anything!" Adrian's voice was a roar. "He's in my palace. Under my protection.""Your protection?" Elias laughed bitterly. "You mean your captivity.""Get out of my sight.""Not until I see him. Not until I know he's alright.""He's fine. He's resting.""Then let me see him.""No."The sound of a body slamming against the wall made me flinch. Then more shouting, more crashing.I opened the door a crack and peered out.Elias had Adrian pinned against the stone wall, his forearm pressed against his thr