All Chapters of In My Lycan Stepbrother’s Bed: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

BLAIR’S POV“Kade, you’re going to be okay,” I whispered, my voice trembling as I tightened my grip on his hand. His body leaned heavily against mine, almost too heavy. It felt like he couldn’t hold himself up anymore.We were getting closer to Robert’s estate. The massive black gates loomed ahead, and as they creaked open, it felt like we were being swallowed whole.This was supposed to feel like home but all I felt was dread.Kade hadn’t said a word since they threw us into the car. He drifted in and out, barely conscious. Every now and then, his head would twitch or his lips would part, like he was trying to speak but nothing ever came out.The only sound was his breathing, shallow and pained.I looked up sharply when I sensed movement beside me.One of the guards sat across from us, his legs spread wide, his arms folded, watching me. That smug, leering expression hadn’t left his face since the moment we were forced inside. He made no effort to hide it like he wanted me to know exa

BLAIR’S POVI turned to Kade slowly, barely able to believe what I’d just heard. Did he really just say he was in love with me? Out loud, in front of our parents? Right now? Even though he was barely able to stand, his eyes stayed locked on mine. I’d always known our parents would find out about us eventually, maybe sooner, maybe later, but I never expected Kade to choose this exact moment to say it.“I’m tired of hiding,” he said quietly, a small, almost shy smile touching his lips. “I’m tired of pretending like Blair isn’t my entire world.”My heart stopped for a second. I tried so hard to hold back the smile threatening to break free, but it slipped through anyway.Kade’s voice grew stronger. “I’m done lying to everyone, and to myself that you’re not the center of everything for me. I don’t care what anyone thinks. I don’t care what it costs me. I need to say it now.” He paused, and then breathed the words I never thought he would say in front of our parents. “I love Blair. I lov

BLAIR’S POV“Mum, you can’t do this.” I twisted in the back seat, pleading with her. “You can’t throw your daughter away like this!”She didn’t react. Her eyes remained on the road, the lines around her mouth were drawn tight, and her silence felt louder than anything she could have said. But then she spoke.“I’m not throwing you away, Blair,” she said. “In fact, in a few months, you’ll thank me for this.”“Thank you?” I choked out a scoff. “For what? For kidnapping me from my own home? And treating me like some kind of crazy person?”She glanced at me and then looked away. “Because right now, you are delusional,” she said. “You don’t see it because you’ve lost yourself. And I’m going to help you to find a way back.”I stared at her, stunned. Delusional. That’s what she thought of me? After everything. After what Drew did. After what Kade saved me from. After the hell we’d survived together. She thought I needed saving from him?“Where are we going?” I demanded, looking at the road.

KADE’S POV“Redmoon Pack,” I kept saying the name under my breath, eyes scanning the departure board again with my hands clasped behind me.“Ironman pack and then Greenwood pack.” Those were the destinations of the three trains that had departed within the last two hours.Blair had to be on one of them. But question was, which one? I ran my hand through my hair, trying to make a wild guess.“Shit! She could be in anyone!” I exclaimed.Her mother wasn’t going to tell me anything. I already knew that. She had made it clear that she would rather watch me lose my mind than make me get close to her daughter ever again. And thanks to my father, I didn’t have access to their private online registry anymore either. They’d locked me out the second I started acting against them. So now I was standing here, stuck between three names and no answers.Redmoon Pack was the most isolated. It was far into the northern forests, away from any major cities. The kind of place you sent someone when you di

BLAIR’S POVKade and I didn’t waste a second lingering. We sprinted to where his car was parked. He opened the door, helped me inside, and shut it firmly behind me. He glanced around quickly before sliding into the driver’s seat.I kept stealing nervous looks at the rearview mirror, worried one of the other guards might have noticed I was gone. Kade started the engine, and before I knew it, we were speeding away from the train station, leaving everything behind.I stared out the window as the platform grew smaller in the distance. A knot tightened in my chest, my eyes fixed on the place where I’d been held just minutes ago.“I’m free,” I whispered, barely audible. I took a shaky breath and turned to Kade. His eyes stayed on the road, but I caught the same relief shining in them that I felt inside. “You found me,” I said softly, my voice full of gratitude.His hand slid down to rest on my thigh. He glanced at me quickly, his gaze warm and tender. My heart twisted at the way he looked,