Mommy daddy is the lycan king by Glory Tina

Chapter 113

“You have to protect them,” Ophelia said.

“I am sorry,” Fiona began, but Ophelia cut her short.

“Forget about me. You have to protect them.”

Fiona let her go, rose to her feet, and raced to her son’s room without even thinking about it. She needed to protect them from the dangers in the house. She had to protect them, even with her life.

She hurried to her son’s room, and on opening it, she found them on the floor with their homework. They were still in the same position she had left them. That told her alpha Uryi had not gotten here yet.

The boys turned and looked at her.

“June, lock the door and do not open until I say so.” She told June who was the closest to the door. The boy ran up to his feet and over to shut and lock the door from inside without asking questions.

Fiona then dug her hand into her pocket and pulled her phone out. She dialled Julian’s number, and he didn’t pick up at the first ring, so she tried again. This time, he picked up the call.

“Fiona.” His voice came through immediately. “I am on my way home now, my love; Uryi was nowhere to be found in Pillot, and so I’m coming home.”

“He’s here.” She whispered to him, hoping that he would hear her.

He became silent, and she knew he heard and understood what she had told him.

She blinked and saw Uryi stand at the end of the hallway, and she gasped in fear of the unknown.

“Uryi!” she took to her heels, running to the other side of the hallway where her sons’

room was.

Alpha Lupe had told her Doom needed her heart, and everything that had happened so far showed that was the truth. Doom needed her alive if he hoped to rule this world someday. He needed her alive until he could get her heart. He wouldn’t kill her and lose his only chance in the next hundred years. This told her Uryi wasn’t here for her, at least not to hurt her; he was here for her sons. If Uryi were here for them, she had to protect them the best way she could until Julian arrived.

She reached the door and took a stand, using herself as a wedge against it. Uryi came to

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stand before her, large and tall, almost like Julian, and he towered over her, making her shiver on the inside with unexplainable fear.

her as much as facing them now. It was because he was here to hurt her

with cold eyes and

confirmed what she had sensed earlier: he was here for her sons. Perhaps seeing Julian hunt them down in full strength had told them

her strength gone, she was as vulnerable as ever and wouldn’t put up

her head and said, “No, I am not letting you go in there; I will not let you hurt my sons. You will have to

ago, she vowed to protect them from anyone who would

onto the

he realised the door was locked from inside. He tried

“The door is made of oak wood and the bars are silver; there is no way you are getting inside, you as shole.” She spat

kicking the door; he wasn’t

the floor, and the pain she felt wasn’t close to the terror that ate her up from within.

by the hair. She groaned in pain as he lifted her up, and she struggled to set herself free from his hold,

Let go!” She

sons,” he

can’t kill me; your master needs

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heart was. “He needs your heart, Luna. I can break every part of your body, and as long

against his. She felt a cra ck, and the next second, her eyes blurred up even as blood ran

on the floor, and she lay there, unable to move, and

worried voice from inside

mommy is badly hurt, and she needs

wrong with mommy?” Jashin asked, already

and she is bleeding; it would be

why you have been pushing at the

she is hurt, and she

the door, no matter what. So, unless she tells us to, we cannot come out. Call Ophelia; she will give you

even as the heaviness dawned on her mind. She was probably dead

everything happening while Uryi slammed against the door, attempting

the voice of Julian

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take hold of her face. “Fiona! Fiona!” he shook her, and her lashes slowly fluttered, only to find Julian staring down at her

worry.

I wasn’t here on

she was no longer on the floor in the hallway; rather, she was on the bed

up abruptly; “The boys,” was the first word she could utter. They were the only thing on her mind before her senses

regretted the sudden action because the