Semua Bab Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers: Bab 161 - Bab 170

SIERRAInstantly, the depressed thought began to disappear, the boys got up from the bed butt naked, my eyes went down to their dicks standing proud and tall, and I began to salivate."Come here, Sierra." Zane licked his lips."Take off those clothes before you get here," Kane ordered.An order that I would gladly and shamelessly adhere to.I peeled my dress off my body and stepped out of the dress, thankfully, I hadn't worn a bra, my breasts stood proudly on my chest and my nipples hardened instantly."Look at those tits." Dane whistled, his eyes sending me signals that made my clit swell.Kane stood beside the bed not saying a word, yet his eyes were on me, they stared at my body appreciatively as though he worshipped me, I could see adoration written in his eyes, those intense stares made me water.I walked towards them shyly, my leg hitting the other as I moved. Nothing mattered anymore, not even the foul words that were said concerning me, not even the journey ahead of me. None o

SIERRAI rushed out of the packhouse with the boys, hearts pounding like a war drum.“What’s going on?” I shouted, trying to keep up with Alpha Thane. He was running like his life depended on it, carrying Mom in his arms. Sweat dripped down his face as he glanced back at me.“She’s in labor,” he said breathlessly, his voice tinged with panic. “But it’s too early!”“What?” My jaw dropped as I stumbled to keep pace. Labor? Mom wasn’t due for weeks!The pack clinic came into view, and I could already see the new doctor, a wiry man with sharp eyes, standing at the entrance. He waved us in seeing the Alpha without a second’s hesitation. The room smelled sterile and cold, but the heat of urgency made it feel suffocating.Alpha Thane gently placed Mom on the examination bed, his movements careful but hurried. His hands trembled as he tried to steady her, worry etched into every line of his face. Mom groaned loudly, clutching her swollen belly, her face twisted in pain. The sound made my ches

SIERRAI slammed the door behind me, my heart pounding in my chest as anger and guilt churned inside me. I couldn’t believe what had just happened. The weight of everything, the guilt, the frustration, the pressure, was too much. My mind was a mess, full of things I couldn’t even begin to sort through.I stormed down the hall, not even acknowledging the few guards and maids who looked at me with concern. They wouldn’t understand. No one would. I felt completely alone in this.I reached the door leading outside and didn’t hesitate. I pushed it open and ran into the woods. The cool night air hit me, and I didn’t care about the dampness on my skin or the sound of the trees swaying. I just needed to be away from it all.The moon hung above, its pale light distant and cold. I could feel its pull, the connection we all had to it, but tonight, it only reminded me of how isolated I felt. How suffocated I was by.I couldn’t hold it in anymore.Without thinking, I threw my head back and howled

ZANEI woke up before anyone else, the quiet of the house sinking deep into my bones. Something felt off. My instincts told me Sierra wasn’t there. I stood up and walked over to her bed, half-expecting to find her still asleep, but the bed was empty.I frowned, my mind racing.“Where was she?” I muttered to myself.I wandered down the hall, knocking softly on a few doors, but no sign of her. Then I ended up in the kitchen where I found Luna Maya. She was stirring something in a pot, but her eyes were tired, and there was a sadness that made my heart tug.“Maya?” I said, leaning against the doorframe. “Have you seen Sierra?”She didn’t look up at first, still focused on her task. When she did finally turn, her eyes were tired but full of concern. “Sierra? No, I haven’t. Why? Is she not in her room?”I felt a tightness in my chest. “I don’t know... I can’t find her anywhere. Have you seen her this morning?”She sighed and set the spoon down. “No... I haven’t. She’s been distant, Zane. E

ZANE I stood with my brothers, our eyes glued to the maps Gerald had spread out on the table. The pressure was on, Sierra and her baby were out there somewhere, and we had no time to waste. Gerald was going over the potential places where Harold could’ve taken them, but honestly, the more we looked, the more I felt the panic bubbling up inside me. “Look at these places,” Gerald said, pointing to ten locations on the map. “I’m sure Harold’s hiding them in one of these spots. He is not stupid. He’d go somewhere remote, somewhere with no civilization to keep his movements quiet.” I stared at the maps but couldn’t focus. My mind was on Sierra. Was she okay? Was the baby safe? My gut twisted in knots, the worry tightening around my chest like a vice. I needed to do something, anything. “Do we have to search all of these?” Dane asked, his voice laced with frustration. “There’s so much ground to cover.” “Yeah, we do,” Gerald replied. “I’m telling you, we have to check every one of these