Lahat ng Kabanata ng STEPBROTHER'S PUNISHES ME EVERYNIGHT: Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

Mia’s POVI gulped nervously, fidgeting my fingers, as my gaze shifted to them. They disbelief as the brothers stared at me, their expressions ranging from shock to suspicion. Scarlet and Layla lay sprawled on the floor, completely unconscious, their once-perfect appearances now disheveled and bruised.Xavier’s eyes narrowed as he crossed his arms. “Did you do this, Mia?”I blinked at him, feigning innocence. “Do what? Find them like this? Sure, I walked in and saw them already knocked out. They must’ve gotten into it with each other.”Nathan scoffed, he was not easy one to get convinced. “You’re saying they just turned on each other? Convenient story.”I shrugged, trying to keep my expression neutral. I can't let them know now that I have wolf.“Believe what you want. I didn’t touch them. If you don’t believe me, ask them when they wake up.”Sean frowned, glancing at the two unconscious women. “They’re too prideful to admit they fought each other. Something about this doesn’t feel ri

XAVIER’S POVMia had been acting different lately, and it wasn’t just a subtle shift. She was colder, more confident, and completely unbothered by our presence. It was as if she had decided that we didn’t matter anymore. The thought alone made my jaw tighten. Something had changed in her, and I couldn’t figure out what.“She’s hiding something,” Rolex muttered, leaning against the wall as we watched her leave the house for the third time this week.“She’s always hiding something,” Nathan scoffed. “The question is what.”Sean looked between us, his brow furrowed. “Are we really doing this? Spying on her? It’s not like she’s out there plotting against us.”“She might be,” I said, my voice sharp. “She’s been different ever since Diego mentioned the curse. We need to know what she’s up to.”Sean sighed, but didn’t argue. Rolex straightened up, his expression hard. “Then let’s follow her.”When she stopped as she was stepping out of the house, I decided I’d had enough. Moving in front of h

Xavier’s POVMia’s words hit me like a freight train. Reject me. She hadn’t shouted, hadn’t pleaded, but the weight of those three words was enough to shake me to my core.I stood there, frozen, watching her retreating back as she stormed toward the stairs. She didn’t even glance over her shoulder. Not once. It was like we didn’t exist to her anymore—as if the bond we shared meant absolutely nothing.Nathan’s voice snapped me out of my thoughts. “What the hell is her problem?” He marched toward the stairs, his face contorted in anger.“Nathan, don’t,” I said sharply, stepping in his way.“She’s asking for rejection, Xavier!” he growled, his eyes blazing. “She’s making a fool out of us. We’re the Alphas, and she thinks she can demand this from us? Hell no.”“She’s not wrong,” Sean muttered from the corner, his voice low but cutting.Nathan spun around, his glare narrowing in on Sean. “What’s that supposed to mean?”Sean didn’t flinch. “It means she has a point. We’ve done nothing but t

Mia’s POVBy the time we pulled up in front of his house, my palms were slick with sweat. I paid the driver and stepped out, staring up at the elegant building. It was much quieter than the chaotic mess I had just left behind, and I found myself hesitating.What if this is a mistake?Before I could second-guess myself, the door opened, and Tristan stood there, his eyes widening slightly when he saw me.“Mia,” he said, stepping forward. “What are you doing here?”I felt a lump rise in my throat. “I needed to see you. Are you… okay?”He smiled faintly, his gaze softening as he stepped aside to let me in. “You’re the one sneaking out in the middle of the night, and you’re asking if I’m okay?”As I entered the house, I couldn’t help but notice how much better he looked. His skin was no longer pale, and the wounds I had seen earlier were completely gone. It was like the attack never happened.“You’re… healed,” I murmured, my fingers brushing against his arm as if to confirm he was real.Tr

MIA’S POVThe door had slammed shut behind Sean, and I was leaning against it, my chest heaving. My hands were trembling as I pressed them to the wood, trying to calm the whirlwind of emotions raging inside me. The truth Sean had revealed about my mother had been hitting me like a sledgehammer, and the pieces of my shattered reality were feeling too sharp to handle.My mother—framed. I had known her better than anyone. She wasn’t perfect, but she wasn’t the manipulative monster they had painted her to be. They had been blaming her for their pain, for their broken family, and in doing so, they had been making me their scapegoat.I was sinking to the floor, my heart pounding. Fear was wrapping around me like a vice. The realization of just how dangerous my situation was had been making my stomach churn. I wasn’t just dealing with possessive mates; I had been trapped with people capable of ruining lives to serve their purpose.“They’ll never stop,” Ima had been growling in the back of my