All Chapters of Fated to my sister's husband.: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

KAEL. Sera’s parents are downstairs making plans for the wedding, I stood at the balcony watching them keenly, her mum occasionally glanced at me, giving me a glare but she was the least of my worries. My gaze swept around the sitting room, searching for the one person that made this preparation almost a success— Sera. “Hey.” Sera whispered behind me, and I turned around slowly. “Hi.” I managed to say, a bright smile plastering on my lips. “You going down?.” She asked and I shook my head negatively. “Our presence isn’t needed. Let’s just watch from here.” I said, taking her hand into mine. We watched our families talk, deliberately on how the wedding ceremony would be arranged, after few hours, we were called upon to meet them. “After you Milady.” I gestured with my hand and a bow, she chuckled and walked ahead of me. I was happy with the positive energy Sera was giving, no frown, no anger. Just happy smiles. This was what I have been looking forward to, spen

KAEL. Night drew near so fast, my heart racing with anticipation, Sera held my hand, slowly massaging it, I could feel my nerves getting soothed. “You can do this.” She whispered into my ears, slowly knotting my tie. “Thank you.” I muttered under my breath. I was all set to meet the rest of Rendrel pack. Sera was already dressed in a long black strapless gown, her brown hair cascaded down her back, with a red gloss neatly applied on her lips. She was breathtakingly beautiful, her beauty will probably outshine the entire world. I locked my gaze with her, not ready to let go. I just want to melt into her embrace and be trapped there forever. “Kael, it’s time.” Grandma said from behind, she was standing with Mum and Kenia who stared at me with pride glinting in their eyes. “Let’s go.” I whispered to Sera, and together we all came downstairs. The Members were slowly arriving in the house. Each one was being guided to their various positions in the chamber. Soon they wer

“Boss, what’s your plan?.” Ryan asked softly. “Nothing.” Elias replied, taking a slow drag of his cigarette, his expression blank. Ryan was puzzled and confused, his boss was never someone who takes matters like this lightly and has no backup plans on it. “But Boss—.”“Ryan.” Elias growled, his gaze sharp as glass, “Are you questioning me.” “Not at all boss.” “Good. How’s Becca?.” He asked, flicking the cigarette on the ash tray. “She’s not cooperating, she refused the food and water served to her.” Ryan replied, Standing at an ease. “Oh Becca. Feisty.” He muttered under his breath with a cruel smile. He didn’t mean to put her in that basement but she’s so stubborn and might ruin his plans, he won’t kill her neither would he release her. She was the mother of his son after all. “Where’s Joel?.” “The nanny is taking care of him, should I bring him to you?.” Ryan asked, his brows raised, waiting for an answer. “Not now, I have things to do.” Elias said, going through the

SERA. “Ready?.” Kael asked, standing up from the bed, I nodded, letting him pull me up to my feet. “Let’s go.” He said, taking my hand into his, I gave him a soft smile. He has been so supportive and helpful to me, and I’m so grateful. I vowed within me that if we manage to subdue all the dangerous creatures, bringing peace and harmony to the world, I will consent to his proposal for real. After his entanglement with Thalia, I wanted to hate him, but I couldn’t, his name is already etched in my soul, his blood running through my veins, we are one and fated—nothing can come between us. Kael gave my hand a light squeeze as we walked into the inner chamber of the Hollow veil. The chambers pulsed with old magic, carved by time and blood. Deep within, I was made to stand barefoot on smooth, cold stone, my breath steady as the elder’s voice echoed through the cavern. “Sera.” She called to me, I averted my gaze from the cold stone to her face. I didn’t know what to call her.

“Kenia, Kenia.” Ellen called out to Kenia downstairs. “I’m coming mum.” She answered from her room— upstairs. “We are going to be late on her first day in college.” Ellen sighed softly, massaging her temples. “It’s a normal thing Ellen. You did that too when you were about to go to college.” Grandma said, reminding her of when she was younger. “That was a long time ago mother, at least we met up with the clearance and lectures.” Ellen murmured and sat down on the couch. “She’s just like you, Ellen.” Grandma snorted and Ellen rolled her eyes dramatically. “She’s way worse.” She scoffed. They heard quick footsteps on the staircase, Kenia was running down with her two heavy suitcases. “I’m ready.” “Goodness me!!!.” Ellen exclaimed in shock, “what’s with the two suitcases.?” “I know you packed one for me but I needed extra clothes and some stuffs.” Kenia said, pouting with cute puppy eyes. “Fine. Let’s go.” Ellen sighed in resignation, picking up her keys, she planted