Semua Bab Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers: Bab 371 - Bab 380

SIERRAThe room was loud and heavy with panic. Dane was awake and was thrashing on the floor, yelling and growling. His eyes were wild, blood running down his wrists where the cuffs had bitten into his skin. He looked like he didn’t even know where he was. He was completely lost in pain and rage.Zane stood beside me, his jaw tight, eyes locked on Dane. “We have to help him. We can’t just stand here. Sierra, transfer the bond to me. I can handle it. Let me carry it.”I shook my head quickly, stepping back. “Zane, I can’t. The bond... It’s not something that can be passed around like a jacket. Once it’s rejected and broken, it can’t just be handed to someone else.”His eyes narrowed, full of frustration. “Then what? We let him die like this?”Alpha Thane stepped forward. His voice was calm, but there was tension behind it. “Then what do we do? He’s suffering.”Kane looked from me to Dane, then to Zane. His eyes were soft, pleading. “We can’t let this keep happening. Sierra, please. The

SIERRADane roared again, loud enough to rattle the walls. It wasn’t just sound, it was fury, pain, and something darker mixed in. We all flinched, turning quickly to face him. He charged at Alpha Thane with terrifying speed, like a creature that had completely lost its mind.Alpha Thane rolled out of the way just in time. Dane slammed into the wall, cracking the stone, then bounced back like it was nothing. His body was faster now, stronger, twisted by something I couldn’t name."This isn’t Dane anymore!" Zane shouted as he rushed in from the side, trying to distract him. “She turned him into something else!”Kane tried grabbing Dane from behind. “I’ve got him!” he yelled, but only for a second. Dane flung him like a rag doll across the floor.Kane hit the ground with a hard grunt, rolling twice before coming to a stop. He groaned, clutching his side, but managed to crawl back to his feet.“Don’t hurt him!” I screamed, the words ripping out of me. “Please…just hold him down!”But how

SIERRAI stared at her, my heart pounding in my chest. My throat was dry, my lips trembling."What did you do?" I asked, barely able to form the words.Ariel's eyes gleamed with wicked amusement. She twirled slowly, like a child dancing in a field of flames. "What did I do? Oh, sweet Sierra, I took away your precious little goddess. She's gone. Poof! Just like that. And now, chaos will reign. Doesn’t that sound fun?"Her laughter echoed through the empty space, sharp and cruel. It scraped against my ears and made my skin crawl. The room felt colder now, darker. I could feel the weight of what she said settling on my chest like a stone.My breath caught. I took a shaky step forward. My hands trembled at my sides, but I lifted them, palms out, as if begging would somehow make a difference. "Please... please don’t do this. Help me fix Dane. Please, I’ll do anything."Ariel stopped spinning, her eyes narrowing as her lips curved into something less playful, more calculating. For a moment,

SIERRAI stood at the edge of the courtyard, my heart pounding as the silence stretched between us. Ariel still floated above, calm and cruel, her eyes scanning the crowd of werewolves who now stood perfectly still. Not one moved. Not one dared speak. It was like they were frozen in some twisted spell, waiting…no, expecting her next command.Behind me, the boys huddled close, whispering frantically."Sierra, you can't," Zane said first. His voice was tight with fear. "You can't give her your powers. She's already done enough damage. What do you think she'll do when she's even stronger?""Zane's right," Kane added, stepping forward. "She's dangerous. Unpredictable. Giving her more power will only make everything worse.""I know," I whispered, tears burning at the corners of my eyes. "I know that. But what choice do I have? Dane is still not himself. People are suffering. She said she could fix this.""And you believe her?" Zane asked again, his voice rising with frustration. "Sierra, s

SIERRAI stood frozen for a moment after Mom’s words sank in. “What do you mean…‘what if we disappear and never come back’?” I asked, my voice barely a whisper, my heart pounding hard in my chest. I stared at her, shock and confusion twisting inside me. She was usually so strong, so sure. But now, doubt and fear laced her words.Mom looked away, her eyes distant. “Sierra, ever since we came into the boys’ lives... ever since we got involved with this pack... It’s been nothing but trouble.”My breath caught. “Trouble?” I repeated, disbelief shaking me. “What are you saying? That we’ve brought nothing but problems?”She shook her head slowly. “I’m just saying what I see. The fights, the danger, the enemies we make... it’s all because of this. Because of us.”I wanted to yell, to tell her she was wrong, but the lump in my throat stopped me. Instead, I looked away, blinking back tears I didn’t want to shed. I wanted to believe she was wrong, but a small part of me wondered if she was righ