All Chapters of Mated to my Brother's First Love: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Hunter Grey's smile widened, revealing a hint of mischief. "Ah, you mean the woman with you? She did not leave. Kenneth and she went somewhere to check if your brother is in our world. She considered it an emergency." Relief instantly washed over me, mingling with a tinge of disappointment at missing the chance to join them on the mission. "An emergency?" I clarified, my mind racing to fill in the blanks. What angered me the most was that they did not even wake me up since their mission is about my brother. How are they supposed to recognize my brother when none of them saw his face yet? Hunter nodded solemnly, his eyes glancing down for a moment before meeting mine again. "Yes, unfortunately. But rest assured, they will be back as soon as they can." His voice was filled with reassurance, dispelling any lingering traces of worry. Though my heart was still heavy, Hunter's presence brought a sense of calm and tranquility. His reassuring smile offered a silent promise

"Yes," Hunter replied with conviction. "I am going to risk my life for that one person. Because our future depends on that one person that we are about to save." The tension in the open field was palpable as Hunter and I stood before the gathered villagers, desperation etched on our faces. The atmosphere was heavy with skepticism, doubt, and fear. We had one chance to convince them to help save my brother from a certain cruel execution in the king's ruthless kingdom. Hunter cleared his throat, his deep voice cutting through the silence. "People of this village," he continued, his words steady and determined. "We stand here today with a plea for your assistance, for the life of someone dear to us." Whispers circulated through the crowd, eyebrows raised and curious. The villagers knew of my brother's upcoming execution, their murmurs a testament to the gravity of the situation. Hunter continued, this time, his words resonating with the common folk, "We cannot l

In the middle of running away from the kingdom, I accidentally bumped into an old man which resulted in both of us stumbling to the ground. The wooden large basket he carry on his head also fell into the ground. Pieces of apples, tangerines, and mangoes were scattered all over the place. "I'm so sorry," I uttered while helping the old man pick the fruits and put them back into the basket. "No, it's all right, young man." humbly says the old man. "It's also my fault. I wasn't watching ahead of me. I'm so sorry." Right after putting the fruits back into the basket, I approached the old man cautiously, aware of the worry etched on his weathered face. The wrinkles deepened as he studied me, suspicion lingering in his gaze. I could feel his apprehension, mirroring my own unease. Underneath the weight of our shared concerns, I mustered the courage to break the silence. "Excuse me, sir. I'm lost and in need of some guidance," I said softly, trying to hide the an

He even preceded me to ask the question. Even though we are still in the middle of a crisis against the king and his men, it was undeniable that Aiden got excited as though nothing happened between us in their time. My wolf still has tons of questions for him but his overflowing excitement also brought me faith and hope. So instead of bombarding him, I shrugged off and walked side by side toward our horses. As soon as the four of us are settled on our respective horses, Luciana and Hunter led us the way to our uncertain journey toward the future - the only place we call home. The horses' hooves clattered against the ground as we began our journey, leaving behind the comfort of familiarity. We traversed mountains, rivers, and forests, the changing scenery a testament to the vastness of the world. The wind tousled our hair, and the scent of wildflowers mingled with the earthy aroma of the forests. Days turned into nights, and yet we remained committed to our quest.

"Are you really our mom?" were the faint words that came out of Aiden's voice, however, his voice was mixed with confusion and doubt. That was why even though I was standing next to him, I could barely hear his voice. The room was filled with heavy tension, as Aiden and I stood face-to-face with Luciana. It was an unexpected revelation that shattered our world, leaving us grappling with a mix of overwhelming emotions that were hard to absorb and process. Luciana herself seemed stunned and dumbfounded as if the weight of the truth had taken her by surprise. We were barely able to speak, our throats constricted by a thick veil of emotions. But our tear-strained eyes spoke volumes, revealing the trepidation, confusion, and surprise we felt. Amidst the deafening silence, Luciana finally found her voice. "The second I caught an eye on you back at the holding cell, I sensed something," she confessed, her voice trembling. "There was something about my blood, a leap that I cou