Lahat ng Kabanata ng Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers: Kabanata 301 - Kabanata 310

SIERRAI blinked.Once.Twice.The ceiling above me wasn’t familiar. The walls were different. Everything was different.I sat up fast, my heart slamming against my ribs.Where the hell was I?The air was thick, pressing against my skin like invisible hands. Heavy. Unnatural. It clung to me, making it hard to breathe. I swallowed, forcing myself to stay calm.The room was dim, the light coming from… nowhere. No lamps, no windows, but still, a glow. Faint. Cold. My fingers curled into the sheets beneath me, silk. Soft, too soft. It sent a chill through me. This wasn’t my bed. This wasn’t my room.I turned my head, scanning the space. Large. Empty. The walls stretched endlessly, shifting between deep blue and silver, almost like they were alive, moving, breathing. The air hummed with something ancient, something powerful. My stomach twisted.Nothing made sense.And then I saw her.Standing in the corner, silent.A presence too strong to be ignored.Silver hair cascaded down her back, sh

SIERRAI clenched my fists, staring at my mother. She hadn’t stopped crying. Not for a second. No matter what I said, no matter what Alpha Thane said, she just kept sobbing like the world had shattered beneath her feet.“Mom, please,” I whispered, kneeling beside her. “We’ll find her. Kane and the others are already tracking her scent.”She didn’t answer. Didn’t even blink. Just rocked back and forth, her hands gripping the fabric of her dress like it was the only thing keeping her together. Her breaths came in sharp gasps, her shoulders shaking with the weight of her grief.I reached for her hand, my fingers barely brushing hers. “Mom…”She flinched away.Like I burned her.I pulled back, my throat tightening.Alpha Thane stepped closer, his expression hard, unreadable. “She won’t hear you, Sierra.”I turned to him, desperate. “She has to. I can’t just…” I gestured helplessly. “I can’t just leave her like this.”“She’s already gone,” he muttered.I shook my head. “No. She’s just…” I

SIERRA"I hear her. I swear I hear her."Zane turned to me slowly, his brows pinched like he was scared of what I might say next. "Sierra, who?""Ariel." My voice cracked, barely a whisper by the time it left my mouth. "She’s talking to me. In my head."Dane stepped closer, his frown deepening. "Are you sure?""Yes," I said quickly, too quickly. My heart was racing. "She’s mocking me. Laughing. Saying I failed. Over and over again. It’s her. I know her voice. I know it."Kane’s eyes narrowed as he looked at me, then exchanged glances with the others. "Sierra, nobody else hears anything.""It doesn’t matter," I said, gripping my arms tight as if I could hold myself together with just my fingers. "I do."Zane took a small step toward me, reaching out like I was a wild animal. "You’ve been through a lot. Your mind’s just…""I’m not crazy!" I shouted, my voice rising high and sharp.Silence dropped like a stone.No one spoke.No one breathed.Tears burned behind my eyes but I blinked them

SIERRAI banged harder on the door. “Zane! Dane! Kane! Open this damn door!”My fists slammed into the wood again and again, my knuckles stinging. It rattled beneath my hands, but it didn’t give way. My throat burned from shouting, and my chest felt like it was caving in, heart pounding so hard it echoed in my ears.“What the hell is going on?” I screamed. “Open the door!”Silence.Then I heard footsteps. Soft ones. Cautious. Then a voice. Familiar. Quiet.“Sierra,” my mom’s voice came, barely above a whisper.I froze. Took a step back. “Mom?” My voice was sharp, panicked. “What’s happening? Why am I locked in?”There was a pause.Too long.I felt it coming before she even said it.“They… they left.”I blinked, confusion crawling up my spine. “What?”“They didn’t want you following them,” she said slowly, voice shaking. “They left without telling me too. I only just found out.”My heart dropped to the pit of my stomach.“No,” I whispered, shaking my head. “No. That’s not real. That’s

SIERRAThe steady rhythm of my breath helped calm my racing heart. For the first time in what felt like forever, I let myself focus on connecting with my wolf. The bond between us was strained, stretched thin from all the chaos and confusion. I shut my eyes, clearing my mind of everything. The voices, the shouts, the arguments , I didn’t want any of that. I needed peace.“Come on,” I whispered to myself, pushing all the anger and frustration out of my mind. “Just focus.”I reached out to her, feeling the pulse of her energy like a distant hum. At first, it felt like a faint whisper, but as I quieted my thoughts, the hum grew stronger. I felt the presence of my wolf inside me, stirring from the depths, her energy warm and comforting.“Hey, you,” I said softly, a small smile tugging at my lips. I didn’t even know what to call her anymore. We had been through so much together, and now it felt like we were strangers in a way. “Are you still with me?”A growl echoed in my mind, but it was