The following morning, I decided to take a look around. I had tried ringing Kade a couple of times before I decided to venture out and see what was nearby. If there was anything nearby: I doubted it very much. Besides the road at the end of the long driveway, I saw nothing but trees….
Absent Luna of the Lycan King Novel (Ivy & Kyson)
Ivy, from the moment she was born, faced the harsh reality of being a Rogue. Tragically, she witnessed her parents being killed by the Alpha. However, thanks to the laws in place to protect Rogue children, Ivy managed to survive until she reached the age of 18, at which point her fate would be determined by the Alpha.
Growing up in the pack orphanage alongside her friend Abbie, Ivy endured a life filled with arduous labor and constant punishment from the strict headmistress. Their status as Rogues meant they were assigned the most difficult tasks, and any minor failures resulted in frequent lashings. Both Ivy and Abbie harbored a pessimistic outlook, fully aware that their 18th birthdays would seal their grim destinies.
On the day of their anticipated execution, an unexpected turn of events occurred. Lycan King Kyson happened to visit their pack on the very same day, and he intervened, sparing Ivy’s life. Commanding the Alpha to hand her over, King Kyson took a peculiar interest in Ivy and decided to make her his personal slave. Despite being unable to comprehend his inexplicable obsession with the girl, King Kyson believed that Ivy was his destined mate.
Chapter 282 – Absent Luna of the Lycan King Novel (Ivy & Kyson)
“I told you I would bring you back food,” he says, rustling the bag at me. “How do you expect to be my Luna when you can’t follow simple conditions?” “But you never said I couldn’t look around,” “Well, now you know. Don’t forget your place, Abbie! You are my Luna. I am your Alpha….
Chapter 283 – Absent Luna of the Lycan King Novel (Ivy & Kyson)
It was lonely out here, and I felt trapped. Kade had dropped off some sugar cubes. There were ten in a sandwich bag. I crushed them and put them in the sugar jar, hoping they would last. For the most part, I spent the day sleeping, having nothing better to do, my mind wandering to…