All Chapters of Mated To My Hybrid brother : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Rae The second the guards unlatched the palace gates, I threw my arms around Malcolm, pulling him into a tight hug. "You came," I said, stepping back with a smile. He grinned down at me, his familiar mischievous glint in his eyes. "Of course, I did. I still have a plan to finish." I rolled my eyes. "You know Von is going to kill you, right?” Malcolm chuckled. "Speaking of Von, where is he?" I sighed. "In his study. You should probably avoid him if you value your life." His smirk widened. "I can't wait to see the look on his face when he sees me." I shook my head. "You really love trouble.” "Trouble is my second name." Before I could argue, he gestured toward the entrance. "Well? Are you going to show me in, or should I find my way?" I sighed, knowing there was no stopping him, and led him through the palace doors. The moment we stepped inside, Jace appeared from the hallway, looking between us with a mixture of relief and mild frustration. "Rae," he said, directing h

Von I shoved Rae inside the room and locked the door behind us. My chest heaved with anger as I turned to her. "How dare you?" I roared, my voice echoing off the walls. "You just told Malcolm everything! Are you insane?" Rae giggled. "Say it again," she murmured, swaying slightly. "And again." I exhaled sharply, my fists clenched at my sides. There was no point scolding her—she was drunk. Nothing I said would get through to her in this state. Frustration boiled inside me. I slammed my hand down on the table, the impact shaking the room. What was I thinking? I should have just thrown Malcolm out. I should have never let him stay. I was losing my mind. I hit the table again, harder this time, but before I could do more damage, Rae rushed toward me. "Don't hurt yourself, Von." Her voice was softer now. She grabbed my hand, and the simple gesture sent an unfamiliar, rippling sensation through me. I swallowed hard, my body tensing as her small fingers traced over the soren

RaeI woke up to the sound of the door creaking open. My head pounded, and as I stirred, I felt the cool sheets against my bare skin. A slow, creeping realization hit me—I was naked. My eyes flew open, and I took in my surroundings. I was in Von’s room. What was I doing here naked?I sat up quickly, clutching the blankets against my chest. My breath caught in my throat. What the hell happened last night?The door fully opened, and Anna stepped inside, carrying a steaming cup of tea. “Morning,” she said, her voice calm, as if nothing was out of the ordinary. I stared at her closely until she acknowledged my presence.“What happened?” I demanded. “Why am I naked? Why am I in Von’s room?” Anna walked over and handed me the tea. “You were drunk last night,” she explained. “Your friend told me to brew this for you and he is also the one who told me you were pretty drunk.”I hesitated before taking the cup. My fingers curled around the warmth, but my mind raced too fast to focus o

RaeAfter the whole drunken incident, I refused to let Malcolm take me anywhere. Instead, we spent most of our time in the palace. Von, on the other hand, seemed distracted—his brooding nature more intense than usual. He had disappeared for a day, only to return and bury himself in work, barely acknowledging my presence. Not that I wanted him to be close to me after he referred to me as a whore.What made things even stranger was Jace. He was always nearby, hovering like a shadow, asking where I was going, what I was doing—like some overprotective bodyguard. “You don’t need to follow me around, Jace!” I snapped at him one evening when I caught him watching me from across the hall. He barely flinched. “I’m just doing my guard duties.” I narrowed my eyes. Something about the way he said it felt off, rehearsed. “Did Von put you up to this?” “No,” he said quickly, a little too quickly. I could smell the lie. But I wasn’t in the mood to push it. “I’d really appreciate it if you

Rae“This is the part where you tell me I was right,” Malcom said smugly, leaning back against the stone railing of the balcony. His arms were crossed over his chest, a self-satisfied smirk plastered across his face. The cool night air played with his hair, and the glow of the moon illuminated his sharp features. I sighed, rolling my eyes but unable to suppress a small smile. “Fine. You were right.” Malcom chuckled, tapping his temple. “Told you, Rae-Rae. I know these things. Call it instinct.” I shook my head, wrapping my arms around myself. After everything that had happened, the weight on my chest had finally started to lift. Malcolm had been there to push me toward a truth I had hoped for.“I guess that means your job here is done,” I said, trying to keep my tone light, though a part of me already felt the sting of his impending departure. He nodded, exhaling deeply. “Yeah. Time for me to go.” I frowned. “You don’t have to leave.” Malcom gave me a small smile. “I do,