Lahat ng Kabanata ng Fated To My Sister's Mate: Kabanata 131 - Kabanata 140

Roman POV: Marvin stood at that moment, his jaw clenched. “You’re being stubborn, Rome,” he said in a low tone. I narrowed my eyes at him. “And you’re too fucking stupid. Who the hell do you think you are to decide what happens in my pack?” He sneered, and I wanted to bury him into the ground immediately. “Your pack? Please, Roman. You abandoned your pack the moment you found out about your mate’s disappearance. At such a critical time, you left your people without a warning. Do you know how chaotic-?” “Shut that trash can you call a mouth,” Julian interjected with a growl. “You have no right to address my Alpha in this manner, and it annoys me that you’re taking leave of your senses to be a fool in the meantime.” His eyes flashed gold. “If you speak even one more time in slander against the Alpha, I will be forced to arrest you.” There was another moment of silence, then Marvin began to laugh. “Aren’t arrest and related issues under the jurisdiction of the Gamma, Jules? Why a

Roman POV: I stared into Audrey’s worried eyes, knowing I wouldn’t be able to tell her what was going on, as much as I wanted to. So, I pulled away from her, every fibre of my being hating my action as her face fell. “Roman?” “I’d like to be alone now,” I said quietly, looking away from her so I didn’t see her sad expression. “Please.” She reached for me again, but I shook her off, giving her a much stricter look. “Audrey. Alone.” I was such a fucked-up being. She opened her mouth to speak, but quietened, nodding slowly and standing, before leaving, my eyes following her movements, closing when the door shut behind her. Through the bond, I felt her despair, and something in me broke. But I couldn’t let her know what was going on. The implication was too great for her to handle. The phone rang again, just like I knew it would, and I answered the call immediately. “Lance.” “This is bad, Roman,” he said, forgoing greetings. “I’m putting my pack on lockdown right now, but the o

Audrey POV: Wanda had a lot of beautiful dresses, sincerely, but I was still fuming at my mate, and my mind wasn’t exactly set on a dress. So, when she brought out one in my favorite color, I accepted it and thanked her for her time, before retiring to my room. A wedding? I was still confused about it. When did Roman come to the conclusion to get us married, and without telling me, in fact? I was his mate, for crying out loud. Yes, I liked him taking charge of things, but we were talking about a lifelong commitment here. What exactly was he thinking, choosing to gloss over such an important conversation? I pondered upon the situation, facing the open window. Something didn’t add up. He couldn’t have just come up with that on a whim. And it infuriated me that I had no idea what was going on in his mind. “Patience, Audrey,” I said to myself. “You’ll get your answers soon, don’t worry.” So, I waited patiently for Roman in my room, bored as hell but unable to do anything else sinc

Audrey POV:“Why didn't you let me smack her on the head, Miss Audrey?” Michal spat angrily when Tanya had disappeared from our sight. I sighed, dropping her hand and indicating that she had quieten since we were in the library. “She's not the kind of person you want to anger, Michal.”My bodyguard grimaced. “She's not the kind of person I want to breathe around either, but I have had to accommodate idiots over the years, and she won't be the last of them.” I giggled in spite of the situation. “No, no, Michal. Let her be. She's not worth it at all. Besides, I'm the Alpha's mate. It wouldn't do for me to make a scene in a place like this.” She eased up when she heard that, but the scowl remained on her face, and she folded her arms. “That heifer definitely doesn't understand manners. How could she have announced your wedding just like that? Does she have no sense of decorum?”‘She once did,’ I thought to myself, ‘But she’s given up since she was pushed to the background.’ I momenta

Roman POV: I stared long and hard at the file. “This is bad.” I’d gone through the documents in the file, and the issue was far worse than I’d assumed. True to the Crimson Wolves’ threats, the monsters had begun to roam the forests, infiltrating packs and causing rampage wherever they were. Mothers were afraid, children were wailing, and fathers were dying. And it was just the third day since I’d gotten the call from Lance. Thankfully, I’d spoken to him as soon as Julian brought the news, and he assured me that everyone had begun living in the safe house. “Really bad.” Julian reclined in his chair, the coolness of his tone belying the dilemma we’d just found ourselves in. I looked up at him. “At this rate, they’d be on our doorstep quicker than we know it.” He wasn’t lying. I resisted the urge to sigh and flipped through the document again. “Have the supplies been moved?” “Most of them have.” He twirled a pen with his fingers, closing his eyes. “The sanitation team is working