Mated to My Ex's Brother
“I divorced the Alpha who broke me... only to fall for the one man more forbidden than him.”
Elara Sloane, a dignified and graceful Omega, was once the envy of the social elite as the Luna-wife to Cyrus Black, a powerful and ruthless Alpha heir. But behind closed doors, her life was suffocating. Cyrus never marked her, never claimed her properly, and never loved her. When she finally files for divorce, it sends shockwaves through their tight-knit Omegaverse elite society.
She escapes the suffocating bond, expecting freedom—but instead, she finds herself entangled with the last man she should want: Jaxon Black. Cyrus's estranged younger brother, a scandal-drenched Alpha billionaire known for ruining reputations and breaking hearts. When Jaxon offers her protection from Cyrus’s looming influence, she reluctantly agrees. But there's a catch: they must live together until the divorce trial is over.
As tension rises and secrets surface, Elara must face her deepest fear: being desired for who she is, not what she represents. But the more Jaxon touches her, the more the bond between them deepens. It's illegal in their society to be claimed by two Alphas of the same bloodline.
When Cyrus realizes he wants her back, the brothers are pitted against each other in a brutal rivalry of power, lust, and redemption. And Elara? She must decide whether her heart wants safety… or the risk of being truly claimed.
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Chapter: Chapter 9: Headlines and LandminesTwo cruisers. Lights flashing, officers calm but alert. One of them was an Alpha who asked me three times if I was “feeling stable enough to talk.”“I’m not the one who needs babysitting,” I told him, gesturing to the house. “Someone cut the power, left a picture, and sat outside in a running car. Maybe check them first?”Jaxon stood next to me, arms crossed tight over his chest, like he was barely holding himself together.I could tell he wanted to punch something.I kind of wanted to let him.They never caught whoever was in the car. It peeled away before the officers got close. No plates. Tinted windows. Totally anonymous.But the damage was done.Our break-in wasn’t just some weird isolated incident anymore. It was escalating. Whoever it was wanted us rattled. Scared. Looking over our shoulders.They were succeeding.The next morning, everything exploded.
Last Updated: 2025-08-05
Chapter: Chapter 8: The Spark Between UsThe picture was still lying on the counter.My old wedding photo—ripped clean through Cyrus’s body. My face circled in red like a target.I kept staring at it, waiting for something inside me to break.But it didn’t.Instead, I felt cold. Sharp. Focused in a way that scared even me.Jaxon picked up the torn photo and examined it like it might whisper its secrets out loud. “They didn’t take anything,” he murmured. “They wanted you to find this. That’s the point.”“Cyrus?”“I don’t think he’d be this subtle.” He looked at me. “This isn’t his style. He’s more… theatrical. Petty. This? It’s calculated.”I leaned back against the fridge, arms crossed tight. “So someone broke into our house to leave me a message?”“Looks like it.”My throat felt dry. “And now they k
Last Updated: 2025-08-05
Chapter: Chapter 7: Standing in the LightThe message burned in my pocket the entire ride home.I didn’t show it to Jules. I didn’t tell the other girls. I just slipped it into my coat like it hadn’t made my heart race or set my pulse pounding with that horrible, electric dread.Someone was watching us.Someone knew what I was doing—and they didn’t like it.“You should’ve let me handle it,” Jaxon said from behind the wheel, gripping the steering wheel tighter than necessary.“I can’t sit back and pretend this isn’t happening,” I said, arms crossed. “Ava didn’t just disappear. Someone took her, or scared her off. Either way, she didn’t vanish into thin air.”“I know,” he muttered. “But now you’re involved. More than you already were.”“I was already involved. These girls are in danger. I’m not going to just stay quiet.”He pulled into the driveway and killed the engine. “You’re brave, Elara. But being brave doesn’t mean being reckless.”I opened the door and stepped out. “And what about you? You want me to go back to hiding? P
Last Updated: 2025-08-04
Chapter: Chapter 6: Something to Hold OntoThe kitchen smelled like toast and regret.I stared at Mia’s note for the hundredth time, hoping new words would magically appear. Something like “just kidding,” or “here’s a safe address,” or maybe “don’t worry, I’m actually a spy and totally in control.”But no. Just those short, scared sentences in looping handwriting that tugged too hard at something inside me.“She’s smart,” Jaxon said from the doorway, arms crossed. “Covered her tracks. I’ve called two shelters and three youth centers. Nothing.”“She’s a kid,” I muttered. “She shouldn’t have to be smart like that.”Jaxon leaned against the counter, his brow furrowed like he wanted to punch a wall but knew better than to scare me. “I don’t think she left because of us. I think someone pushed her.”“I know,” I said quietly. “Which is why I need to do something before I lose my mind.”“You want to find her?”“Yes, but…” I paused, glancing down at the envelope that had arrived that morning. “I also need to find me.”He raised a brow
Last Updated: 2025-08-04
Chapter: Chapter 5: The Door He Keeps Knocking OnI wasn’t sure what shocked me more—that the girl standing at my door looked like someone had copy-pasted my teenage face, or that she said the word “sister” like it was the most natural thing in the world.“I… I think there’s been a mistake,” I said, tightening the tie of my robe around my waist. “Who told you that?”“The clinic,” she said. “The DNA registry. I submitted a search request two weeks ago… they emailed your name this morning.”Jaxon looked between us, protective instinct practically radiating off him. “Elara, you want me to—”“No,” I said quickly. “It’s okay. Let her in. She’s soaked.”She stepped inside hesitantly, dripping on the mat.“I’m Mia,” she said. “I know this is weird. I’ve been in the foster system since I was six. They told me I didn’t have any biological siblings, but I guess… someone lied.”I stared at her. Same eye shape. Same hair. Same stubborn tilt to the chin.No way this was random.But I couldn’t afford to spiral—not yet.“Alright, Mia,” I said. “Let
Last Updated: 2025-08-03
Chapter: Chapter 4: Not-So-Temporary ArrangementsIf someone had told me a month ago that I’d be sharing an apartment with Jaxon Black—the younger brother of my emotionally distant ex-husband—I would’ve laughed and then probably cried. But now, as I stood in my kitchen in pajamas while both brothers faced off like rival Alphas in my living room, I wasn’t laughing.I was too busy wondering how fast I could pack up and flee the country.“You can’t be serious,” I said, glaring between them. “You two can’t even exist in the same ten-foot radius without puffing your chests. How am I supposed to live with either of you?”Cyrus folded his arms, perfectly composed again, like the outburst from earlier never happened. “I’m not here to play games. This affects the trial. If the council finds out you’re living with Jaxon—”“You mean if they find out I’m not under your thumb anymore?” I interrupted. “That I’m actually breathing on my own for once?”Jaxon leaned back against the counter, arms crossed. “Don’t worry. I’ll make sure she doesn’t fain
Last Updated: 2025-08-03
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