Mommy daddy is the lycan king by Glory Tina

Chapter 51

At the dawn of the day, Jace and Drew were already waiting in front of her door. She also woke up early to prepare because she knew the journey would take over five hours to drive to Reign. She had a little talk with the boys, whom Bella would be in charge of in her absence, about their best behaviour.

The look on their faces told her they didn’t want her to go anywhere, but she had to. Someday they would meet their grandparents, and this was the first step in ensuring that. She couldn’t wait to see the look on her parents‘ faces when she revealed to them that they had grandchildren who were absolute angels. They would be ecstatic, for sure.

She k*ssed both their heads before walking our of the house. She stepped onto the balcony and paused when she saw Julian standing not so far away. He didn’t come close, but he had woken up early just to see her go, and she waved at him slowly.

“Shall we go?” She turned to Jace. He nodded and led her towards the waiting car, which Drew had opened for her. She got in, and they shut it and drove off

She had her diary, and in it was every question she wanted to ask and have her parents answer. She had stayed up late last night, writing every one of them down so that she would not forget. Her heart leaped for joy at the thought of what lay ahead for her. Her parents waited for her. Their arms would be open to her as always

This visit was five years late, but it was better late than never.

Drew’s phone rang after the third hour, and he picked it up and placed it against his ear. “Hello,” he said, and he stayed silent for whoever was on the other end of the phone to speak.

“Yes, my king” He said this and turned around to hand her the phone in his hand before adding. The Lycan king wants to speak to you.”

Her heart sped up at his words. She took the phone from his hand and held it against her ear. I promised I would give you as much privacy as you need, but I wanted to hear your voice. I only then realised you do not have a phone, and I had to call Drew.

She nodded, then realised he couldn’t see her. “I understand.”

“I know this is a bother, and so I promise this will be my last call to you” He vowed. “I miss you, though, and I wish you were here with me. Funny how, despite being miles apart, she could still be affected.

“I miss you too. She admitted, then realised she wasn’t alone in the car. The men in the car beard every word she spoke.

He became silent, as if not expecting the words she told him: “I will be waiting for your return. He said with much anticipation in his voice. She wanted to believe in his words, but knowing what the truth might bring kept her heart in a state of doubt, confusion, and pain.

“Okay,” she replied.

care of

unlike earlier, Jace turned on the music. Another love by Tom Odell played, and it sent her into a state of imagination. She wondered what her

would never have gone through the torment and cruelty she went through growing up. Her biological parents would never have turned out to be such monsters, along with her first mate. In a perfect world, there would be no need to lie or hide her true identity in order to survive because

by quicker than she expected, and she got down from the car after it pulled up in front of the house that once was

same as it had always been: quiet

it once not being green Dorothy always made it a duty

up a smell, which was one that lingered in houses not inhabited in a while. She got to the door, and it opened for her when she slowly pushed it. Inside, she saw that the house was now a shadow of its former self. Their scent was also barely here, though everything was untouched; it was covered with cobwebs and dust. She was wrong; the

was in here. It made her wonder where they

happen to them?

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people who fancied abandoning their homes. So she couldn’t place it together where they were or

run away? They were too old to run away.

Were they dead?

the negative thought away from her head, and she held

plague. They sought refuge somewhere else.

of the communities unaffected by the plague, according to research. Many affected communities sought refuge with them. She didn’t

Jace, who was standing not so far away from her. “I don’t know where they could have gone. The rebels never invaded

never

She wondered, but had no answer for

They were not the best neighbours growing up, as they had contributed to her horrible

a third knock, the oldest son, Pete, came out. “Can I help you?”

I knew this couple in the past. I came to visit them, but it seems they are no longer there.