Lahat ng Kabanata ng Mated To My Hybrid brother : Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

RaeThe grand hall slowly turned chaotic.People shifted uneasily in their seats. Warriors who were summoned by Jace stepped into the room.“Head to the border!” Jace instructed them.“We aren’t all doomed?” A Luna cried. “I can’t die. I’m carrying the first heir of the Blue-mist pack.” Another voice cried out.Luigi, standing at the front of the hall, lifted a hand to silence the rising panic. “There’s nothing to worry about,” he said in a firm voice. “Our warriors would stop the rogues and the hall is the safest place in the entire kingdom. No one is to leave until we are certain the threat has been eliminated.” Despite his words, there was still this uneasy feeling. Guests from other packs exchanged wary glances, some clutching their cloaks as if expecting an attack to break through the walls at any moment. Amidst the commotion, Jace pulled away from Luigi’s side.I watched as he spoke to a guard by the door, who nodded and walked away. Some seconds later the guard returned

RaeJace led me through the forest as we walked the trees arched above us, their branches whispering in the gentle night breeze. I had no idea where we were going, but the way he moved, made me follow without question. When we finally stopped walking. I noticed we were standing close to a lake. He sly look took over my face and I turned to look at Jace."This is your idea of fun?" I asked, raising an eyebrow. Jace grinned. "Yeah. What’s wrong with that?" "I don’t know… this just doesn’t seem like your style," I teased. "I expected something more extreme. Like climbing mountains or wrestling wild animals." He laughed, shaking his head. "I don’t have a wild bone in my body, and you know that." “I thought everyone changes when they become king.”He smirked. "Wow, that hurts." “I’m just trying to be realistic,” I responded.“Or… you are just trying to find a way to criticize me as much as can.”“No, I’m not.”He let out a smile, raising his hand in defense. "Come here," h

Rae “What was I thinking?” Anna voiced out and I felt like the gravity of the situation was just hitting her. Anna’s shoulders trembled as sobs wracked her body. She covered her face with her hands, her breathing uneven, and my heart clenched at the sight of her breaking down. "I don’t know why I decided to bake him a cake. Now I have ruined things between us," she whispered through her tears. "I’m such a fool, a big fool.” I moved closer to her, wrapping my arms around her tightly. "Anna, don’t say that ably yourself," I murmured, stroking her back gently. She sniffled, pulling back slightly to look at me, her eyes red and filled with doubt. "It’s the truth, Rae. I should’ve just kept the fact that I knew it was his birthday discreet, shouldn’t I?" I sighed, shaking my head. "No, don’t do that to yourself. You were just trying to do something nice for him." "I feel like an idiot Rae and while I sit here I can’t stop replaying this situation over and over in my head," she

RaeAs soon as the doctor left, I let out a heavy breath, sinking into the chair. My fingers curled around the fabric of my sleeves as I tried to process what had just happened. “I thought I was fine,” I muttered. “Or at least… getting better.” Jace leaned against the nearby table, his arms crossed over his chest as he studied me. He had this look on his face which I tried to read when he noticed I was staring at him closely he managed to mask it. I turned to look at Anna and I noticed her expression was similar to Jace’s.“I hate the way you both are looking at me.” I voiced out.Anna furrowed her brows. “We are just concerned.”“This isn’t about you being concerned. That look…it’s the same look you gave me the day you found me close to the lake.”“I promise you, we are not looking at you that way.”“Your eyes tell a different story.” I pointed out.“Look Rae, we are just concerned about you.” Jace voiced out. “It’s nothing more.”I rolled my eyes. “I hate feeling this way, no

Rae Jace leaned back against a rock after those words left his lips. He had his eyes focused on the sky and I could see a familiar gleam of mischief in them.I turned away from him, focusing on my surroundings. It was peaceful—until Jace decided to ruin it. “Have you ever gone swimming in the morning? You know… butt naked?” he asked suddenly, tilting his head at me. “Swimming yes, naked in a lake when the sun is up that is a no!” I pointed out and Jace shook his head.“You’re about to find out how fun that is!” Jace stood heading in the direction of the lake.I shot him a look. “A king isn’t supposed to do that.” He let out a loud laugh, shaking his head. “You’ve got it all wrong. A king is meant to do whatever he wants.” And with that, he pulled his shirt over his head, dropped his pants, and, without a second thought, dove into the water. The splash sent ripples across the lake, droplets of water catching the sunlight like diamonds. “Jace!” I yelped, taking a step back.