All Chapters of Mated To My Hybrid brother : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Von A soft knock stirred the silence of the study. I didn’t lift my head from the papers scattered across the desk as I spoke. “Come in,” I said slowly. The door creaked open gently, and then my eyes landed on Rae. She stepped inside, barefoot, dressed in a pale silk robe that clung to her figure. Her hair was still damp, a few strands sticking to her neck. She looked like she’d stepped out of a dream and into my reality. “Is this where you plan to spend your morning?” she asked. I set my pen down and leaned back in my chair. “What’s wrong with that?” She tilted her head. “Everything. Your wife is missing you.” I raised a brow. “I was with her last night.” “That isn’t enough,” she said, walking toward me. “She needs you now.” She reached my side, and I looked up at her, letting the silence stretch between us. “Do you want me to take you here?” I asked, in a firm tone. She didn’t speak at first. She only leaned down, her lips brushing the shell of my ear. “Yeah,” she whisp

RaeThe morning light spilled through the curtains, reflecting over our tangled limbs. We hadn’t moved all day. Von lay beside me, his arm lazily draped over my waist, his lips trailing along my shoulder like he was trying to memorize the shape of me. "Von, you have a visitor," I murmured, nudging him gently. He didn't respond with words. Instead, he pressed his mouth lower, and his warm lips brushed against the curve of my breasts.I let out an involuntary moan which became high-pitched seconds later. Von finally freed me giving me a devilishly smile. "Why are you ignoring me?" I asked though it came out more breathless than annoyed. "I’m giving you a reason to stop reminding me," he said, and he leaned forward.His tongue found its way to my breasts again, and he took turns circling my nipples until I arched into him. A sharp knock startled me. However, Von didn’t flinch. He remained in that same position."Your Majesty," the guard called through the door. "Your guest is

Rae I woke up earlier than usual. The sun has just risen in the sky, painting it brightly. I slipped into my clothes, moving quickly. I didn’t want Anna to catch me leaving the palace. The last thing I wanted was for her to drown my ears with questions. I needed to find answers to Madame Rain’d words. The only way I could do that was to go after Madame Rain. Once outside, I told the driver to take me to the graveyard. He didn’t ask questions—he never did—but he gave me a look, something between concern and curiosity, before starting the engine. The drive was long and silent. I barely blinked as we passed trees and rooftops blurred by fog. My mind was spiraling. I had a feeling I’d find Madame Rain there—or maybe she’d find me. That was how it always went with her, wasn’t it? When we arrived, I stepped out without a word. The graveyard was still. A gust of wind swept through the tombstones, whispering through brittle grass. I stood there alone for a while, saying nothing, jus

RaeTwo days had passed, and there was still no word. No sign. No trace of Madame Rain.She had vanished, just as mystically as she had appeared—like fog evaporating at dawn. I wasn’t surprised by this but Von on the other hand was losing his mind.He wouldn’t stop searching for her. He wouldn’t stop yelling at guards every time they returned and they told him they couldn’t find her.He would call them lazy, and then threaten them. He rarely slept close to me at night. He spent most nights in the study, going over the maps checking the spots that the guards might have missed.One night, I had climbed out of bed and found him, sitting in the study all alone.“Hey!” I said stepping inside.“Hey!” He responded not looking up at me.“I miss you!” I began but all he did was hummed.His reaction felt like a slap to my face, but I masked my emotions.“It’s pretty late!” I continued.“I’m busy. I will come to bed shortly.” His eyes remained on the desk.“You can’t continue doing this Von.”

RaeI stirred slowly, as I took in the world around me. My lashes fluttered, and when my vision adjusted, the first thing I saw was Von, sitting by my side with his hand wrapped gently around mine.“How… how did you get here?” I asked, and my voice sounded scratchy and weak.Von immediately leaned forward, his thumb stroking my wrist. “Shhh, don’t stress yourself,” he said softly. “Just… relax, Rae. I’m here.”I blinked at him, confused, trying to sit up. “Why are you suddenly caring about me now?” I asked, bitterness slipping through my tone before I could stop it. “You didn’t seem to care before…”He looked down for a moment, almost ashamed. “I know,” he said. “I shouldn’t have acted the way I did. I was so… caught up in everything. Frustrated. Blinded. And it nearly cost me you.”His voice cracked slightly, and he reached out to brush a stray hair from my face.“I should’ve thought,” he whispered. “But instead, I acted. And that was a mistake. I’m sorry, Rae.”“It’s fine…” I murmur