All Chapters of Mated to my Brother's First Love: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Mark, however, was not done. He continued to bully me, despite the others' attempts to calm him down. He seemed obsessed with tearing me down, belittling me at every opportunity. It was infuriating, but I didn't want to stoop to his level. My wolf wanted to be the bigger person, to rise above his petty insults. Aiden could sense my frustration so he stepped in to defend me. He reminded Mark of all the times that I had saved his butt, all the times that I had been a loyal friend to him in the past and a fierce guardian. Mark looked taken aback as if he had forgotten my contributions. My wolf stayed quiet, letting Aiden do the talking. It was a relief to hear him defend me, to know that I had his back. Penelope chimed in too, sharing her own memories of my bravery and resilience. Hearing their words was music to my ears, and it gave me the strength to stand tall despite Mark's harassment. Eventually, Mark grew bored and wandered off, muttering something under his br

Aiden and I exchanged bothered glances when we could not believe Clark managed to hear me casting the magic spell despite the heating situation we are in. Let alone he was the farthest among Aiden and Penelope. And if Clark managed to hear it, I'm afraid Penelope could have done the same. Think, Ethan. Think! You have to get out of this situation. "Are you kidding me right now, Clark?" Aiden finally broke the defeating silence between us. "If my brother could have been a witch, he would rather cast a spell for us to become rich. And he was living in a tiny room in this school patiently working as a security guard." Then he sharpened his glare at Penelope seeking a backup before the situation goes out of hand. "This is not the best time for us to debate about that nonsense thing. We should address the monster's body before anyone could see us." Though Aiden's defense was too much, it somehow worked when Penelope and Clark's moods changed all of a sudden. "Wha

My wolf understood exactly how she felt. The situation was precarious, and neither of us was sure how it would affect the pack, especially with Alpha Romulo hunting down every witch in the vicinity. "I can only imagine," she said softly, trying to be as supportive as possible. "But I want you to know that you're not alone. We'll figure it out, okay?" Upon hearing it from Penelope, I breathed a sigh of relief, and I could feel a weight lifted off my shoulders. "Thank you, Penelope," I said. "Penny-" she uttered. "You once called me by that name, remember? That night in my apartment." "Right," I smiled, but I don't want to put something malice about it, so I added, "Anyway, I planned to visit the pack tonight. It's urgent. This might help me get an answer on how to save Karen. Would you like to come with me?" "Of course, Ethan. Everything for my best friend." was Penelope's words before our conversation ended. Then, I put on new clothes and waited for Penelop

Wait. There was one more wolf who might see the book - Mark. He went to my room while Penelope and I are sleeping. I don't even have any idea how long he has been there. The worst part was that I don't even remember bringing the book into the bed with me as Penelope claimed. In the afternoon, Penelope was sitting across the bench on the rugby field. Her arms folded and her eyes fixed on me. She knew I was waiting for her answer. "Honestly, Ethan, I'm not sure," she finally said, shrugging my shoulders. "I mean, Razel has always been a brilliant student, but I don't know how he's doing in school now." Penelope and I were watching Aiden and his rugby team doing their daily training. I heard that they will be paying for the nationals in a few months. And I am so proud of what he become even if he grew up without our parents. I frowned. "What do you mean you're not sure? You are his classmate, werewolf mate, and one of your closest friends. You should know these thin

As I stood on the beach, watching Hunter Grey and his Chimeras disappear, my wolf could not help but feel a sense of awe and amazement at what I had just witnessed. The magic spell he cast had brought the beach back to its pristine state, erasing all evidence of the destructive battle we had just been through. The burned trees that had been cut down were now standing tall and proud once again, their leaves beginning to grow and flourish. And the fire that had once raged through the forest and building was now gone, leaving behind only ash and smoke. The soaked ground had dried out, the holes in the earth now gone. But as I looked around, I realized that this was just the beginning. Hunter Grey told me that my wolf could do better than this, that we could harness both the power of creation and destruction. It was a daunting thought and one that I wasn't sure I was ready for. But at the same time, I could not ignore what Hunter Grey told me. The prophecy was still out there, and