Semua Bab Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers: Bab 391 - Bab 400

MAYAI watched from the shadows, my heart pounding so hard I thought it might burst. The townspeople were everywhere, surrounding my family like a dark storm ready to crash. I held my breath, clutching my daughter close in my arms, hoping…praying…that they could fight them off. The fear twisted deep inside me.“Stay strong,” I whispered to myself. “Please, don’t let them hurt you.”I could see my husband and my stepsons pushing back, their faces grim and fierce. They fought with everything they had, but there were too many of them. The battle was heated, filled with shouts, the clash of weapons, and desperate cries.“Hold on! Don’t give up!” I urged silently, tears stinging my eyes.But soon, it became clear. My family was being overpowered. They were losing ground, pushed back step by step. My daughter frowned, her little brow furrowing as she watched the chaos.“They’re bad people,” my daughter said softly, almost like she was talking to herself. Her small brow furrowed, and the wor

SIERRAThe idea of going back to live among humans was strange. I could see it in everyone’s faces when Alpha Thane said it, even if no one spoke out loud. The boys, Zane and the others, looked appalled. I could tell they didn’t like it. I didn’t either. But we were tired. And after everything that had happened, no one had the strength to argue. We all knew one thing: we couldn’t stay where we were.Alpha Thane stood up, rubbing his hand over his face. "Let’s sleep on it. We’ve had a long day. Maybe tomorrow things will make more sense.""Yeah," Zane muttered. "We all need rest."Mom nodded, then gave me a long look, her eyes filled with a mix of love and concern. I looked away. I knew I had worried them. Running off like that with Ariel... I hadn’t meant to cause trouble. I just wanted to protect my little sister and my mates. Like always.That night, we all stayed in one hotel suite, crowded but safe. It wasn’t much, just two double beds, a stiff old couch, and the faint smell of ol

KANEMy eyes flew open, and I panicked.It was dark. So dark I couldn’t even see my own hands. The air was thick, hot, and heavy. My chest tightened.I reached out blindly, trying to make sense of where I was, when my elbow smacked into someone."Ow! What the hell!" a voice groaned."Sorry," I said quickly, my voice rough. "I can’t see anything. Where are we?""Kane? Is that you?" That was Dane’s voice, low and sharp."Yeah, it’s me," I said. I felt bodies shifting around me. We were packed tight. "Where the hell are we?"Someone kicked my leg."Hey! That was me!" Zane barked."My bad," I muttered. "I was just trying to move. It’s cramped. Really cramped.""Guys... guys I can’t breathe!" Maya’s voice cut through the darkness, high and shaking."Maya? Maya, calm down," I said, trying to locate her. "We’re all here. You’re okay. Just breathe, alright?""I can’t! I can’t breathe! It’s too dark! I hate the dark! I hate small spaces! I can’t…!""Shh, hey, listen to my voice," Dad jumped in

THANEThe humans stared at us, their faces frozen with shock, confusion, maybe even fear. Their wide eyes followed our every move like we were wild animals who’d suddenly leapt out of thin air.Some started pulling out their phones, slowly, like they weren’t even sure what they were doing. Others acted faster, raising them up and pointing the lenses at us."They're taking pictures," Dane muttered beside me, voice tight with panic. His eyes darted from one human to another. "We’re going to go viral in five seconds.""Dad, what do we do?" Zane asked, voice low and urgent."Stay calm," I said, though my heart was already hammering in my chest. "Nobody does anything stupid…"Before I could finish, the phones sparked.Pop! Pop! Pop!Sparks flew from the devices. Bright little flashes burst in the humans' hands. Some of the phones cracked, others exploded completely. Screams tore through the air.One woman shrieked and dropped her phone like it had bitten her. A man cursed, clutching his ha

SIERRAI stood alone on the beach, the Moon Goddess's presence fading like mist in the morning sun. The gentle waves lapped at the shore, their rhythmic sound soothing my frayed nerves. The cool sand beneath my feet grounded me, reminding me that I was alive, that I had survived.In the distance, I heard raised voices, familiar ones. My heart skipped a beat. That voice. That deep, thunderous voice laced with fury was my father. Alpha Thane. My feet moved before my mind caught up, and I raced toward the sound, my chest tight, breath shallow.“Thane, please! Stop!” My mother’s voice trembled through the air, filled with fear and pleading.I turned a corner near a cluster of trees and saw them.My father was towering over a man, his hands clenched into fists, his entire body vibrating with rage. His chest heaved with every breath, his teeth bared in pure Alpha fury. The man in front of him looked terrified, stumbling backward but unable to escape Alpha Thane’s looming presence.“Thane!”