The Lycan's Forbidden Mate novel Chapter 27
Kapitel 27: No idea
Ophelia couldn’t believe Nikolai. Rhaziel had already been dispatched by him to track down the culprits. He wasn’t running away from his responsibilities. She was relieved, but a part of her felt bad for insulting him. She wasn’t going to take them back though, he deceived her.
She, Nikolai, and Rhaziel were in the bedroom, but the men were standing by the door talking to each other as she sat on the bed, completely in disbelief.
“Magic?” Nikolai asked dully.
“Hmm.” Rhaziel nodded. “Dark magic.”
“Dark fairies.” Nikolai smirked, crossing his arms on his chest and turning his gaze to Ophelia who widened her eyes with interest.
“Particularly, princess Esmeralda.” Rhaziel informed.
“You caught her.” While gazing at the dragoness seated at the foot of his king-sized bed, Nikolai muttered. She was incredibly gorgeous. She watched their discourse with interest, her golden eyes glistening. Her dark, ruffled hair fell asleep onto her shoulders, its strands unwinding on her forehead and cheeks. He watched those enticing lips part.
Damnation!
He desperately wanted to pin her to the bed. They could both fit inside, for sure. No matter how many positions he gave her, there was no question that it couldn’t hold them.
“…Tied up.” Rhaziel’s voice came in as a fading whisper.
“And Danil?” Nikolai questioned, not taking his gaze away from Ophelia, who had now stood up from her bed and proceeded towards him.
“I caught her there before they arrived there.” Nikolai wasn’t entirely listening to Rhaziel’s response, which caused him to scowl a little.
At last, Nikolai turned to face the demon and gave him a shoulder tap. “What an excellent butler.”
Rhaziel’s scowl widened. The deranged lycan was kidding with him. “They will be aware that dark fairies are responsible for the attack.”
“Why did she attack?” Ophelia entered with curiosity. “What is in the southern region?”
“A storage tower.” Nikolai responded, putting his hands in his pockets and returning his gaze to the intrigued dragoness. Why did she seem so interested in this topic? Did she know the princess?
Ophelia raised a brow. “Storage tower?”
“The tower has magical artifacts for safekeeping and is heavily guarded by warriors, but since the princess chose to attack this way, in broad daylight, it spills that a sacred artifact belonging to the dark fairies has been kept there and she wants it back.” Nikolai explained.
Astonishment filled her expression. “I want to meet her.”
“Do you think I will let you out of this castle?” Nikolai slowly asked.
“Do you think I will let you give me stockholm syndrome?” Ophelia deadpanned.
She moved closer to him, lifting her hand and prodding him on the brow. “There is no way I am going to stay locked up in this castle, Lai, Lai; I will go wherever I want, whenever I want.”
His blood-red eyes blazed dangerously, and in an instant, he grabbed her wrist and narrowed his gaze at her. She appeared powerful and commanding, her aura exuding authority. Her wrist was so small, he could easily snap it right there.
“Interfering in my family’s affairs won’t help you,” Nikolai huffed and let go of her hand.
“You are so dumb.” Ophelia hissed, rubbing her wrist. He had a fiery touch.
“Aside from the hellbent connection..”
Nikolai interrupted her speech with a scoff of complete incredulity. “Hellbent?”
Ophelia sent him a sharp glare. “Don’t interrupt me, hellhound,”
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