All Chapters of Mated To My Hybrid brother : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

RaeI had made a mistake. Why did I agree to be Von’s breeder? What was I thinking? The sad part was that it was too late to back out now. Anna adjusted my dress, her fingers smoothing out the fabric as if that would somehow fix the turmoil twisting inside me. "You look amazing," she said with a proud smile. I shot her a glare, my stomach tightening with dread. "I regret this," I muttered. Anna sighed, stepping back to examine me. "Why are you speaking like this?" "Because I didn’t think things through!" I exclaimed, pacing the room. "I made a mistake, Anna. I don’t want to do this with Von. I can’t be in bed with him and not be reminded of that day." Anna’s expression softened. She knew exactly what I meant. "Then you need to talk to him," she said gently. I shook my head. "I can’t. Maybe I should just hide in my room." Anna frowned. "I don’t think that’s possible." Before I could respond, a knock sounded at the door. Anna exchanged a glance with me before calling out,

Rae The palace hallways stretched before me as I walked. I couldn’t wait to give Jace a piece of my mind after I found out why he lied. When I crossed the usual spot where he normally stood. I realized he wasn’t there.“Where’s Jace?” I asked one of the guards after I had walked around the palace and I still hadn’t seen him.“He’s at the training grounds, ma’am.” The guard replied and I nodded.As I made my way outside I came across a group of maids. They didn’t look pleased to see me, and I wasn’t surprised.I raised my head, as I walked acting like their stares did nothing to me, but deep down it made me feel small, and to make things worse they kept whispering loudly for me to hear.They were laying their usual accusations.“Look at her!” One of them said. “Roaming the halls like she’s the boss.”“If Queen Calister was alive…” another voice spoke up. “She wouldn’t dare do this.”“I wonder what she had done to entice the king!” I shook my head, ready to speak but I stopped myself

RaeI wandered outside the palace. The evening sky was fading and the clouds were slowly becoming darker.I wasn’t sure where I was going, but one thing I was sure of was that I was tired of staying inside.As I stepped further away from the palace entrance, I spotted a familiar figure standing near the courtyard. When I moved closer I realized it was Jace. He was leaning against a stone bench, gazing up at the night sky. From the look on his face, I realized that he was deep in thought. “You’re wandering,” Jace noted as I approached him. So he wasn’t deep in thoughts, I guess I was wrong.“Is it wrong to wander?” I asked.“Not, at all.” He said sharply. “It helps to relive the mind.”“You’re smarter than you look.” I pointed out.He chuckled, gesturing to the bench beside him. “Come, sit.”I hesitated for only a moment before lowering myself onto the bench. The night sky stretched endlessly above us, and I spotted one or two stars slowly appearing. The sight was mesmerizing, and

Rae I had once given in to Von’s demands. And once again, I ignored the nagging voice in my head telling me I shouldn’t. Why do I keep doing this? Anna sat on the edge of my bed, watching me as I hesitated before my packed suitcase. “It might actually be a nice experience,” she said, her voice light, as if trying to make me feel better. I rolled my eyes. “You don’t have to point out the positives all the time.” Anna smirked, reaching for my suitcase and handing it to me. “It’s not going to be bad, Rae. Just try to survive.” I took the suitcase reluctantly, my fingers gripping the handle a little too tightly. “Easy for you to say. You’re not the one being dragged into this.” She shrugged. “You’re the one who always manages to get yourself into these messes, so now you have to deal with it.” I let out a sigh, watching as she walked toward the door. “You’ll be fine,” she added before leaving. A few moments later, Von stepped in. “All set?” I nodded, still feeling u

Rae Von was wrong. This whole experience wasn’t enjoyable, and I certainly wasn’t learning anything about the Silver Mist Pack. If anything, I was growing more frustrated as the days pass. The next morning, I was left with the other maids. It wasn’t exactly a punishment, but it felt like one. While Von was off doing whatever royal wolves did during ceremonial visits, I was stuck in the servant quarters, surrounded by unfamiliar faces, listening to stories I had no interest in. Some of the maids were scrubbing linens, others sorting through silverware and decorations for the upcoming event. Most of them, however, were talking. I sat in the corner, half-listening as they gossiped about their Alphas and Lunas. “Alpha Cedric is the worst,” one of them sighed dramatically. “He barely even acknowledges us unless something’s out of place.” “At least your Alpha ignores you,” another muttered. “Mine remembers me. And not in a good way.” There was a soft chuckle, but I c