Semua Bab Fated to my sister's husband.: Bab 41 - Bab 50

“Mum, what do you think about Sera?.” Kael’s mum asked her mother who was knitting a scarf on the balcony, her legs crossed on the table with a freshly squeezed juice by the side. “Hmm. She seems like a nice girl.”“I don’t mean her physical appearance, I want a genuine answer from you. I know you see something.” Kael’s mum probed. Kael’s grandma was a seer, who can predict the future but can’t avert any danger. From the moment Kael was born, her vision became blurry and she couldn’t interpret things well and she decided to seal it off to avoid giving false prophecies. But she can sense any impending doom but keeps it to herself, for the fear that if she voice it out might cause chaos and havoc. “Mum.”“Ellen, Nothing is wrong with Sera, she’s his mate, I see the mating bond lingering around them, she’s a good girl and has a nuturing wolf, her spirit will bring blessings and favor to Kael’s life. He has a perfect match.” Kael’s grandma said with a sweet smile and continued knitti

SERA. I stood outside Madison’s room for a few minutes, watching her through the transparent glass door, she was pale and white like a paper. An oxygen mask connected to her nose and an IV drip on her hand. Her heart rate running slowly in the heart monitor, I felt a pang of guilt wash over me, all these are happening because of me—so I thought. “It’s not your fault Sera, you didn’t know anything was going to happen to her.” Sage, my wolf’s voice echoed in my head. “It’s all my fault. I was too slow to get to her and I’m absolutely sure it was because of me she was attacked.” “My child, everything happened for a reason. Don’t blame yourself.” I wiped the tears rolling down with the back of my hand and walked into the room, the smell of antiseptic hit me and I crunched my nose in discomfort. I sat down beside her on the bed, taking her right hand into mine, rubbing it slowly. “I’m so sorry Maddy.” I whispered in a hoarse voice. My heart was bleeding by the sight of her un

SERA. “Thank you, Sera.” I heard Kael say behind me as we got into the car and I gave him a curt nod. I know I wasn’t supposed to be helping Kael in this after pushing me into it without my consent but the guy looks so helpless and I couldn’t stand by and watch it. The drive home was relatively quiet, everyone was on their minds, thinking and planning strategically how to go on with the entire situation. My mind drifted to Madison and how she laid on the bed unconscious, my heart clenched in guilt, she’s always been there for me and now I was choosing going to dinner with Kael over staying over and taking care of her. “Little lad, Stop blaming yourself over everything.” Sage whispered in my senses. “Can you tell what really happened to her?.”“I will find out for you once you stop blaming yourself and forgive yourself because—.” My phone vibrated violently in my jacket pocket, snapping me out of my thoughts, I pulled it out and there were missed calls from my mom. I groane

SERA   “Don’t mind Kael, he can be so shy when caught sneaking around.” Ellen said laughing out loud at the way Kael ran upstairs.    I held my laughter back even though I didn’t want to. I gave a curt nod and continued washing the dishes. “Thank you dear, please take care of him.” She whispered softly, patting my shoulders and I nodded again.    After washing the dishes, I returned to the sitting room. Kael's grandma and Kenia were both discussing her college preparations and I joined in.  “So what course are you studying?.” I asked curiously with a lazy smile. &nb

KAEL.I was feeling so restless, Sera clearly misunderstood me, and didn’t give me the chance to explain myself properly to her. I punched the wall so hard, that my fist was bleeding. I was getting frustrated and angry with myself and her, and everything going on. Why can’t she just hear me out for heaven’s sake. I ran my fingers through my hair repeatedly, making it messier with each stroke. I fought the urge to grab and pulled my hair by the root and causing pain to my scalp. I decided right there that I wasn’t going to let the night slip away without her hearing me out. I grabbed my jacket from the bed and made my way to the garage. As I entered One of the cars, my mum knocked on the window and I brought down the glass window, waiting for her to scold me more for making Sera leave the house the way she left. “Please bring her home.” She said and handed me a leather bag filled with different fruits to give to her. I nodded positively and revved the engine, driving out of