A Mate For The Last Lycan novel Chapter 126

Chapter 126: PEACEFUL SUNSET

Even those lycans in the past, who were involved in the project of beauty blood wouldn’t go astray from their mate.

However, this time, it happened the Shell was also the chosen mate for the lycan. The last lycan in this realm. _{freeweɓnovel.cѳm}

What if I don’t survive the beauty blood?

That was the question that Zuri wanted to ask to Khaos, but she couldn’t bring herself to say it. She felt better now after weeks of training with Gayle. She could vent out her frustration and anger in the training, giving her a media to not bottle up all of her negative emotions.

And one thing that Zuri also realized was the fact she would barely hear voices in her head or see dead people when she was focus on something and this made her felt good.

Zuri told Khaos about that, as she continued climbing the stairs.

"Good."

That was the only thing that Khaos said, until they reached the attic and you could see a big window from there that face the mountain and the woods behind the pack house. Currently, the sun was right behind the mountain, creating a long shadow over the woods.

"Come here, sit here," Zuri said, she tugged Khaos’s hand to follow her to sit on the windowsill with her legs hang over the edge. The beautiful light of the sunset fell on her face and she basked in the golden color.

The ground that covered in snow glistened and the frozen river sparkled. You could see a vast area of the pack from here, as this was one of the highest places in this pack house.

Khaos sat next to her and she rested her head against his shoulder, while hugging his arm and he allowed it. Her scent was very fresh. It was the smell that would remind you of rainy days. It was soft and refreshing and gave you the feeling of peace and comfort.

Subconsciously, Khaos closed his eyes and breathed in her scent.

"What do you think?" Zuri asked. She loved this moment. A beautiful sight before her eyes and a man that she was comfortable with next to her.

"Peaceful."

"I know, right."

They stayed like that until the sky had turned dark and the wind became too cold for Zuri to bear, only then they went back to the dining hall to get their dinner.

But, later that night when Zuri was sleeping, Khaos felt Elijah’s presence. He was inside the room and this didn’t make the lycan happy to say the least.

"I didn’t remember I give a permission for you to enter my room as you pleased," Khaos said to the darkness. The only light that illuminated this room came from the pale moonlight through the window.

And if it was not for the lycan’s strong senses, no one would know the black magic user was inside the bedroom.

Khaos had Zuri in his arms, she snuggled against his chest, sleeping soundly. She didn’t have a hard time to sleep now and her nightmare had ceased down significantly.