Semua Bab Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers: Bab 221 - Bab 230

DANEI woke up to the faint light filtering through the curtains, my body still heavy with exhaustion. Last night had been intense in more ways than one, and as I turned, I saw Sierra nestled between Zane and Kane, her breathing soft and even. I smiled slightly, brushing a strand of hair from her face before carefully getting out of bed.I needed some space to clear my head. Between our search for the white oak, the vampires, and now the revelation about Sierra’s connection to them, everything felt overwhelming. Throwing on a shirt and jeans, I slipped out of the room and made my way downstairs.The locals had pointed out a small library in town, and I figured it was worth checking out. If there was anything recorded about past vampire attacks or the use of white oak, this would be the place to find it.The library was quiet when I arrived, the scent of old books and polished wood filling the air. Rows upon rows of shelves lined the space, and only a few people were inside, hunched ov

DANE I didn’t even think, my body moved on instinct. One second Sierra was standing strong, determined, and the next, she was crumbling to the ground. “Sierra!” I shouted, diving forward to catch her, but she slipped through my fingers, her body hitting the floor with a soft thud. My heart slammed against my ribs as I dropped to my knees beside her, shaking her shoulders. “Sierra! Wake up!” Zane and Kane were already on either side of me. Kane pressed his fingers to her neck, checking for a pulse, while Zane grabbed her wrist. “She’s breathing,” Kane said, but his voice was tight with worry. “Her pulse is steady, but she won’t wake up.” “Sierra?” Zane’s voice was softer, coaxing like he could pull her back to us just by speaking. “Come on, love. Open your eyes.” She didn’t move. I felt panic claw up my throat. Sierra was strong, stronger than any of us at times. Seeing her like this, so still, so vulnerable, sent fear surging through my chest. “What the hell happened?” Kane mut

SIERRAThe light around me grew brighter and brighter until I couldn’t see anything at all. My body felt weightless like I was floating through space.Then, just as suddenly as it had begun, it stopped.I was back.I gasped as my eyes shot open, my heart pounding against my ribs. The room spun for a moment before settling into focus. I was back. The dim glow of the bedside lamp cast shadows across the walls, and the steady rise and fall of breathing filled the space. I turned my head and saw the boys sprawled out beside me, all asleep. My body felt heavy, and drained, but my mind raced with everything I had just seen.A rustle beside me made me jump. My body felt heavy, my limbs sluggish, as if I had been weighed down by something unseen. Before I could process anything, a familiar voice broke through the fog in my mind.“Sierra!”Dane’s voice was thick with relief. His strong hands reached for mine, squeezing tightly, grounding me in reality. His eyes, dark with worry, searched my fa

SIERRAThe air crackled with energy, thick and heavy, making it hard to breathe. I barely had time to react before a powerful force exploded from the girl’s body, knocking me and the boys backward. I hit the ground hard, my palms scraping against the rough dirt. My ears rang from the sudden blast, and my heart pounded wildly in my chest.Around us, objects lifted into the air, stones, broken branches, even small patches of dirt. They spun wildly, caught in an invisible storm that had no wind. The ground beneath us shook violently, as if it were alive, trembling under the weight of the girl’s power.“Get down!” Dane shouted. His strong hand grabbed my arm and yanked me to the side just as a thick tree branch snapped free from above. It hurtled toward us, slicing through the air like a thrown spear. It crashed into the ground inches from where we had just been standing, sinking deep into the dirt with a loud, sickening crunch. My breath hitched. If we had moved a second later, that woul

SIERRAThe night air was thick with fear. I could feel it pressing against me, swirling around the town like a ghost. The vampires had grown stronger, and everyone knew it. Their attacks were getting bolder, their hunger more relentless. We were running out of time.“This is madness,” a villager muttered, his voice shaky. “We can’t fight them. We should leave while we still can.”Murmurs of agreement spread through the gathered crowd. People clutched their loved ones, their eyes darting toward the woods as if expecting a vampire to leap out at any moment.“We don’t stand a chance,” another woman whispered. “They’re too strong.”A man stepped forward, his face pale. “My wife and son are already gone. I won’t lose my daughter, too.”I clenched my fists. “Running won’t save you,” I said firmly, scanning the crowd. “The vampires won’t stop at just this town. They’ll follow you. They’ll take everything.”Silence fell over the villagers. Some avoided my gaze, shifting uncomfortably. Others