Semua Bab In My Lycan Stepbrother’s Bed: Bab 101 - Bab 110

BLAIR I left my hotel room feeling like a new person. A hot bath helped, so did clean clothes, silence, and the undeniable fact that I was out of the detention center. Honestly, I had Robert and my mom to thank for that. I didn’t expect them to take us away to a hotel like we were one wrong move from breaking down, but they did. Robert called it damage control for everything we went through. My mom said we looked malnourished and needed real rest. And she wasn’t wrong. But what surprised me most? She actually followed through. She didn’t just say things, she booked the rooms, ordered room service, and put a key card in our hands. It might’ve been the most thoughtful thing she’s done in years. I stepped into the hotel’s executive lounge, scanning the space until I found them. Our table was the only one with more than two people, and the servers kept circling the area. I took a moment to admire the lounge, before advancing toward them. Kade was the first to look up and see me. He

BLAIR During my first class, I was scribbling down notes as fast as I could, trying to keep up with the pace of the lecture. The professor, Mr. Ambrose, was using all kinds of terminology, but nothing I couldn’t handle. I’ve always liked Biology. It had never been a subject I struggled with. “Miss Thorn,” he suddenly called, making me pause. I looked up immediately in confusion and almost all eyes were now on me. What was this about? “Do you understand what I just explained?” He asked. “Yes, sir,” I said quickly, nodding before I’d even processed the question fully. My heart jumped a little. I wasn’t lost. Was I? He stared at me for a second, then moved on. I shifted in my seat, refusing to look back at those staring at me as underlined the last phrase I had jotted down even though it didn’t need emphasis. Did the professor ask me that question because I looked confused? He continued with the lecture, pointing at the projector and clicking through slides. “Thorn, still with

BLAIR “We can’t do this here,” I whispered, trying to catch my breath as Kade’s lips traced down my jaw and neck. My pulse was racing, but more than anything, I was worried someone would walk by. “Who says we can’t?” he murmured against my skin. I pressed a hand to his chest, trying to steady myself. “Someone might see us,” I said, looking up at him, more serious now. He pulled back slightly, eyes scanning the quiet stretch of the library. Then they landed on the small bathroom tucked in the corner. I followed his gaze and immediately knew what he was thinking. “No,” I said under my breath. But he was already smirking. “Kade…” I whispered. He took my hand, and I didn’t stop him. Because deep down, I didn’t want to. We slipped inside the bathroom, and the door clicked shut behind us. I could hear my heart thudding in my ears but Kade’s heavy kisses invaded my senses once more. His hands were everywhere, all over my body, caressing, fondling, and touching. He had a firm grip o

KADE While Blair was out, I took the time to set everything up. I’d planned it earlier while we were still at school and this was meant to be a surprise. The hotel staff knew who I was, so getting the special wine and the right glasses wasn’t a problem. I asked them to bring up a bottle and some strawberries. They didn’t ask any questions. One look at my last name, and people moved. I ran the bath myself. It was hot, but not too much. And I added a few drops of essential oil, something soothing. The whole room now smelled like vanilla and I was pretty sure she’d love it. By the time Blair walked back in, the wine was open, the bath was full, and I was already inside. When she joined me, I poured her a glass and watched the way she tipped her head back to take a sip. Her dark brown hair spilled over her shoulders, framing her face. Blair never had to try, she was just effortlessly beautiful. “Aww, that was harsh,” she said, wincing a little. I laughed. The wine wasn’t even that s

BLAIRThe concierge gave us a polite nod, handed us our menus, and quietly stepped away. I barely skimmed the pages before spotting a few dishes that immediately caught my eye.“They have truffle risotto. And duck breast with cherry glaze. I’ve always wanted to try that. Oh and lobster tail?” I beamed with barely contained excitement. Across the table, Kade watched me with an amused smile. “Get whatever you want,” he said calmly, like the prices didn’t matter at all.Once the concierge disappeared, I set the menu down, still trying to process everything. “Okay, seriously. How did you even pull this off? I heard reservations here take weeks.”He shrugged. “I was persistent.”I narrowed my eyes at him, still smiling. “Persistent?”He leaned in a little, his tone playful. “Let’s not forget, I’m a Reid. That helped.”“Cool,” I said with a grin, settling back into my seat.“So,” he asked, watching me, “Do you like it here?”“I love it,” I replied honestly.When the waiter returned with ou