บททั้งหมดของ Mated to my Brother's First Love: บทที่ 61 - บทที่ 70

The Minotaur roared in pain as the dagger struck home. It threshed wildly, trying to dislodge me, but I clung on, my hands tight around the hilt of the dagger. Most of the prisoners in te cage also screamed with all their might. They could not see what was going on around them when the entire cave was swallowed by utter darkness. All the pack members also forced their wolves to back me up, but I was too focused on the fight to pay them any heed. The Minotaur and my wolf struggled. My strength was against the beast until finally, the Minotaur fell to the ground. ''Did you make it? Is the monster dead?" Glenn asked, he then shifted back to his human form. "Don't know yet." I moaned in pain when I just found out my wolf had this profound wound right below my right ribs. "Our weapons have no match against the Minotaur. Don't even know how on earth my dagger managed to penetrate the monster's skin." What happened earlier remained a huge mystery to me. The found that

There were three cages around us. Each of them had a monster in it. We plan to carry them by four werewolves in each cage every two hours. The rest will serve as our eyes and ears, especially the humans. From the way I see the situation, our usual number of days of the trip, I believed, will be tripled or more. We have traveled two weeks already from the last woods we stopped to the pack village. Perhaps we will be reaching the village in three weeks or so considering the weight of those cages. I don't even know how I made those cages with just ancient words coming out of my mouth. But I hope we can travel faster than that since we have dead bodies with us. "Is everything all right, Brother Ethan?" Aiden asked right after we handed over our cage to the next batch to carry it. He even approached me from the back to ask that. "What do you mean?" I asked, starting to feel suspicious of my brother. My wolf knows he had something to ask me but I believed he was simply w

"We better discuss this offer in my office, Ethan." Alpha Romulo suggested. "It's inappropriate for us to talk in the middle of the woods." Leaving no choice, my wolf followed Alpha Romulo and his two betas back to the village. I already stayed enough in the woods. As a werewolf guardian, it is my job to keep an eye on our pack. After putting on some clothes, Alpha Romulo and I continued talking, discussing the events that had transpired since my arrival back in the pack. As we sat in his office, he leaned forward, his piercing blue eyes locking onto mine. "Ezekiel and I have an offer for you," he said, his voice low and serious. Could not help but raise an eyebrow, feeling intrigued. "What kind of offer? And why it has to be with Ezekiel?" "It's about your wolf," he replied. "We've been having some trouble with the students at the school. There have been some incidents, and we need extra security. Your wolf is the best candidate for the job." My wolf con

"Look at this," I said, pointing to the scratches on the trees. "Do you think this may be where the animal disappeared to?" Aiden was taken aback by the sight of the claw marks, and his facial expression changed into concern and fear. He opened his mouth to say something, but then quickly shut it again. He was obviously trying to make sense of what we just saw. "Wait a minute," he said finally. "Do you think these people were attacked by a werewolf or something?" That thought had not crossed my mind until Aiden mentioned it. But after seeing the claw marks, it seemed to be the most logical explanation. I started to feel a knot forming in my stomach. "I'm not sure," I replied slowly. "But it's possible. We should be careful from now on." We both looked around, trying to see if there were any signs of the beast around us. But the forest was eerily quiet and we could hardly see anything because of the darkness. We decided it was best if we headed back to his dor

It was a sunny day, and the rugby team was out on the field practicing. Aiden was there, among the others, sweating and pushing himself to his limits. Mark and I walked over to the bench and found Penelope and her circle of friends chatting away. As we approached, I noticed that Karen wasn't there. "Hey, Penelope," I said, greeting her with a smile. She looked up and returned the smile, surprised to see me. "Hey," she said. "What brings you here?" "Just wanted to say hi," I said. "How's everything going?" She shrugged. "Same old, same old. Just hanging out with the girls." I glanced around at the group, confirming Karen's existence. "Hey, have you seen Karen these days?" Penelope shook her head. "No, not today. Why?" I hesitated for a moment, then decided to tell her. "Karen's been struggling with some health issues lately. And I am trying to help her out as best we can." Penelope was with her human friends so I choose the words from their pers