All Chapters of Fated to my sister's husband.: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

SERA.   I jerked awake, to find myself lying on an altar like one about to be sacrificed, the room was lighted by candles and fire torches around the room.     I climbed down from the altar, setting my feet on the ground. I looked around in awe. “Hello.” My voice echoed through the room.    The last thing I remembered was Elias hurling me up from the ground, and he injected something in my neck and I passed out.   I stroded towards the door, I tried to open it but it was locked from outside.   “Going somewhere?.” A voice whispered behind me and I turned around sharply.&

GRANDMA EMILY. It was a very cool morning, smiles filled my face. I woke up with a satisfying feeling of joy in my heart. No more chaos in the world. It’s two years already. Time really flies. Kael and Sera are both out of the city, Sera is expecting her first child in few days, I can’t wait to hold my grandchild in my arms. Thanks to the moon goddess for her vision and her divine directions. I took a deep breath with a soft smile dancing around my lips. “Mother, Mother.” Ellen called out as she barged into my room. “What’s the problem, young woman?” I asked with raised brows. Her face was filled with mixed emotions and I couldn’t properly make out what exactly she was feeling or trying to portray. “It’s time for breakfast.” She said, her expression neutral. I furrowed my brows, I know my daughter more than anyone, she isn’t in her cheerful mood and something seems to be eating her up. “Come dear, come to your mother.” I called out to her with my arms stretched out,

GRANDMA EMILY. “The half—moon symbol.” I gasped, pointing at the tattoo on the baby’s collar. They all gathered around but couldn’t see anything. “Mother, I don’t see anything.” Ellen said, searching frantically for the tattoo on the baby’s collar. They all stared at me like I was saying something totally unimaginable. They had forgotten that I am a seer. I smiled widely, my breathing now stable. It’s been revealed to me the baby’s fate. He will be a great and powerful wolf, many will fall at his mercy and he will conquer packs and nations. “What do you see grandma?.” Kael asked with mix feelings. “Is it bad?.” Sera’s voice was filled with fear and dread. I laughed out at their faces filled with dread, “it’s not something to be scared of. He will bring joy to us all, he will be one of the most powerful Alpha’s in history.” They breathed a sigh of relief, “I thought it was something related to chaos and destruction.” Sera whispered with unsteady breathing. “Not at all

SERA. I couldn’t ask for anything more than what I have now— a complete family. Never thought at the beginning of all these crises , that I will be able to Overcome. It’s been two years since the Battle and but it still felt like yesterday. Now here I am , with the man I love—my mate and our child. Jason stirred in his sleep after being properly breastfed, he had his fill and now he’s sleeping soundly. I stared into space, pondering what it would have felt like if my parents were alive, if Thalia was alive. Would all these have been possible?. No matter how they all treated me—they were still family. And I missed them. A single tear rolled down my cheek, I didn’t get a chance to say goodbye to them, to tell them that I loved them no matter how dark their heart was. Another person I once loved but I never missed was—Madison. I was hurt by her betrayal, she was aware of everything, she was one of them. With that, I have learnt to trust no one—Except family, that’s

KENIA. I had accidentally hit Clark Earnshaw—the most famous Guy in college—The lone King. The bully of the century. Whenever he walked past, people held their breaths and worshipped him. His surname Earnshaw is one of the most prestigious and prominent families In the city. Just a snap of his finger could make one disappear from the city. Just one look from him can turn one to ashes — so they said. And I stepped right on his toes. It was as if time stopped, everyone paused on whatever they were doing and turned around to watch us. “Are you that blind?.” His deep, eerie voice sent chills down my spine. I stood speechless before him. Absolutely blown away by his beauty. He was tall with chiseled features, strong jawline, piercing black eyes, short brown hair and an athletic built body clad on a leather jacket with a black shirt and black pants with a high knee boot, he was a symbol of wealth and luxury. His parents are high donors to the College. I caught a whiff of his scen