Chapter Nine

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• Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers   Chapter 441

  SIERRAI stood in the moonlit clearing, heart pounding so loudly I thought the others could hear it. My hands were cold. The Moon Goddess’s glow had faded, like even she was waiting. Watching.Only the three of us remained, Kane, Dane, and I. We were surrounded by shadows and silence.I took a shaky step forward. “Please,” I said, my voice low but clear. “We need to decide. Now.”Kane clenched his fists. “We did.”His voice was sharp. Cold.He looked at me like a stranger.“We’re done,” he said again. “Done with her hiding behind us. Done with her making all the decisions.”I blinked. “What are you saying?”Dane sighed and rubbed the back of his neck. “Sierra, we said we’d think about it. And we did. But every time we try to understand, she gives us half-truths. More rules. More secrets.”Kane cut in before I could speak. “No more of her calling the shots.”I swallowed, trying to keep my voice calm. “Then what do you want?”Kane stepped forward. “We want her to go in alone.”I froze.

• Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers   Chapter 440

  SIERRADarkness, soft moonlight, and a voice, gentle but stronger than I was ready for.“Sierra,” the Moon Goddess murmured, her form shimmering above me. “You have to return through the veil.”I stared upwards, my chest rising and falling in uneven breaths. Her face hovered just above me, calm, beautiful, and framed by soft silver light. It was hard to look straight at her without feeling both comfort and fear.The Moon Goddess.She didn’t speak right away. She didn’t need to. Her presence filled the entire space, pressing into my heart like a soft, familiar pressure.Still, I forced the words out.“Why?” My voice was shaking. “Why should I go back through the veil? I have one goal. One reason to even breathe right now. I need to save Zane.”She looked down at me, her eyes like a storm frozen in glass. There was no anger there, only a deep sorrow that seemed older than time itself.She sighed, the sound gentle but vast, like wind sweeping through a thousand forests.“Because your kin

• Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers   Chapter 439

  SIERRAThe forest was quiet, too quiet.I didn’t even mean to walk this far. I’d told Kane I just needed air, space to think, but somehow my feet kept moving, like something deeper than me was guiding them.And then I saw it.Half-hidden behind the thick trees, surrounded by moss and roots, was something old. Stone cracked and crumbled. A shape almost like a circle, broken in two places. Vines crawled over it, but I could tell, it had once been sacred.“What... is this?” I whispered.The second I stepped closer, the air changed. Warm, heavy, and humming. A strange sound filled my ears. Not a noise, exactly, but chanting. Soft voices. All around me, though I was alone.My head spun. My knees buckled.Suddenly, visions.Witches. Dozens of them, cloaked in black and silver. Standing in a circle around the altar, chanting in words I didn’t understand.Then wolves, huge, silver-furred creatures, bowing their heads before the stone.I blinked hard. “What am I seeing?”And then I saw the pen

• Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers   Chapter 438

  SIERRA“Kane, that’s crazy,” Dane said, voice tight with frustration. “You want to do what…just break into the veil like it’s a door we can kick down?”Kane paced near the edge of the clearing, fists clenched. “Why not? We’ve danced around it long enough. Rituals, seers, visions, they’ve done nothing. Zane is still trapped. I say we stop waiting.”“You say we storm into something we don’t understand!” Dane snapped. “The veil isn’t some locked room, it’s alive, and it’s dangerous.”“I don’t care,” Kane growled. “I’m not going to sit around while Zane suffers. Every second we waste, Ariel gets stronger.”I sat on a fallen log, my head in my hands. My heart felt like it was being pulled in two directions…just like I was.“Kane, please…” I tried.He turned toward me. “You know I’m right. You felt it, Sierra. You saw him. He’s breaking. If we don’t do something now…”“Enough!” Dane stepped forward. “You think I don’t care? That I don’t see how bad it’s getting for him? But running in witho

• Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers   Chapter 437

  SIERRAWe moved quietly through the woods, careful with every step. The ground beneath us was damp and soft, like it had just rained, even though it hadn’t. The trees around us bent in strange ways, their branches reaching down like long fingers, and the wind whistled through them like whispers trying to push us back. Each creak and groan sounded like a warning.The air felt heavy, thick and sharp in my chest. It smelled wrong. Not like dirt and leaves like usual, but burnt and bitter. Like fire and rot. Like something dark had slipped out of a place it was never supposed to escape from.It felt like the veil had left its mark here, like a wound on the world.Dane walked ahead, his body tense and ready. His knife was already out, and his eyes kept moving, scanning the trees, the shadows, the corners where light didn’t quite reach. He didn’t speak. He didn’t need to. His silence told me he was listening harder than anyone.Kane walked beside me, close enough that our arms brushed now a

• Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers   Chapter 436

  SIERRA“Before we start, Sierra, you must understand,” the seer said, her voice soft yet carrying a heavy weight. Her eyes, pale as moonlight, fixed on us with a look that made my heart pound. “This is a forbidden blood ritual. It will pierce the veil once more, but it comes with a great cost.”I took a step forward, my voice trembling, “What do you need from us?”Kane and Dane, the twins in our grief and hope, stood silently by my side. Kane’s eyes blazed with determination. “We’re in,” he said without hesitation. “I’ll do whatever it takes.”Dane’s face, however, was shadowed with doubt. “I’m not sure,” he murmured, glancing between the seer and me.The seer nodded. “It requires the full consent of you three. Your blood, your will, and your deepest emotions will bind you together, and through that, you will share Sierra’s connection to Zane. But be warned, it risks fragmenting your minds, leaving you tethered to the veil permanently.”I swallowed hard. “And what about me? What do I