Lahat ng Kabanata ng Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers: Kabanata 311 - Kabanata 320

SIERRAI ran.I didn’t know where I was going. I didn’t care. My paws pounded the earth like drums, pushing me faster and faster. The cold night air stung my face. Leaves crunched beneath me. Branches snapped across my body, scratching my skin through my fur. But I didn’t stop. I couldn’t stop.My heart was thudding so loud I could hear it in my ears. My breath came in short, sharp bursts. My legs moved on their own, driven by panic, pain, and something else I couldn’t explain. It wasn’t me running anymore.It was her.My wolf had taken control of my body, and I was just… watching.I was still there, buried somewhere inside, but it felt like I was floating, helpless, disconnected. I couldn’t speak. I couldn’t stop her. I could only feel the wind rushing against us as she pushed deeper and deeper into the woods as if we were running from everything and nothing at the same time.I wanted to scream. I wanted to cry. But all I could do was watch.Then, suddenly it stopped.Just like that.

SIERRAIt was cold. The kind of cold that sneaks under your skin and makes you feel hollow on the inside. I pulled the rough blanket tighter around me and tried to ignore the dust floating in the air, the creaky wooden floor beneath me, and the silence that hung between the four of us.Every corner of the old building felt frozen, like the cold had settled into the walls and decided to stay forever. The air smelled like old wood, mildew, and something faintly metallic, like rust or blood. I couldn’t tell which. The moonlight came in through the broken windows in pale, slanted beams, casting long, strange shadows that danced every time the wind whispered through the cracks.Zane was sitting near the broken window, staring out like he was expecting something or someone to appear.Kane had his arms folded and his eyes closed, but I knew he wasn’t asleep. His breathing was too controlled, too deliberate, like he was trying to calm something raging inside him.Dane was pacing again. Quiet,

SIERRA“I can’t do this anymore,” I whispered, arms wrapped tight around myself as I sat on the log by the dead campfire.Kane looked up first, his eyes gentle but heavy. “Sierra…”“No.” I shook my head. “I don’t get it. Why haven’t I found her? Why did I wake up while she was still out there? Why am I here?”Dane crouched beside me. “You’re here because we found you. And we’re going to find her too.”“But we haven’t.” My voice cracked. “I haven’t even felt her. Not even a trace.”Zane sighed from behind me. “We checked every lead this stupid town has. It’s like she just vanished.”I let out a shaky breath, blinking back tears. “It’s not just that. It’s everything. I feel useless. My powers are still all over the place. I can’t help. I can’t protect her. And all I get are nightmares and whispers in my head.”“You’re not useless,” Kane said, sitting beside me. “You’ve been through hell. You’re still healing.”I nodded slowly, then after a long pause, I looked at them. “I need to tell y

SIERRAMy heart slammed against my chest as I saw her. Ariel. But now she was something entirely different. Her eyes glowed, no longer filled with the warmth I remembered, but with a kind of cold fury that sent chills through me.“Surprised to see me?” she asked, her voice dripping with venom. It was like a twisted echo of the person I used to call a friend. But this... this wasn’t her. This was someone else entirely.I tried to move, to speak, but my body felt like it was made of stone, and the silver was still burning through my skin. The pain was unbearable, but nothing compared to the sheer horror of seeing Ariel like this.“Thought you killed me, didn’t you?” Ariel continued, stepping closer, her eyes never leaving me. “You all did. You really thought that was the end, didn’t you?” She let out a bitter laugh, one that made my blood freeze. “Well, you were wrong.”My throat went dry. I wanted to say something, to ask why, but the words wouldn’t come. All I could do was stare at h

SIERRAI didn’t think. I didn’t hesitate. I lunged, claws out, rage tearing through every inch of me as I tackled Ariel to the ground. My weight landed hard against her, and I felt her body hit the forest floor with a thud. I was breathing heavy, growling from deep in my throat as I pinned her down.“You won’t touch her!” I shouted, my voice thick with fury. “You hear me? You won’t lay a hand on her again!”She didn’t answer.Something was wrong.The body beneath me… it wasn’t fighting back.I blinked, heart racing, and I saw her face shift.Her eyes dulled.Her hair changed color.I staggered back in confusion.It wasn’t Ariel anymore.It was a girl. A young, human girl. Maybe fifteen. Her face was pale, her lips trembling. Blood soaked her shirt and neck, and she was breathing shallowly like she was trying to hold on.“Oh no…” I whispered, horrified. “No, no, no…”I knelt beside her, shifting back to human instantly, my hands hovering helplessly over her wounds.She’d been bitten.B