Semua Bab In My Lycan Stepbrother’s Bed: Bab 161 - Bab 170

Third Person POV“How is he?” King Carlton asked as the doctor stepped out of the private recovery room, the heavy door clicking shut behind him.The doctor’s face was drawn with seriousness. “The sepsis nearly killed him,” he informed King Carlton, wiping his hands on a cloth. “But he’ll recover. I’ll make sure of it.”Carlton gave a stiff nod, his hands clasped behind his back. “Good. Do whatever it takes, Doc. I don’t care how expensive the treatment is or how long it takes. Just get my son back on his feet.”The doctor nodded solemnly. “Yes, Your Majesty.”As he turned to leave, his steps slowed. He clearly had something more to say. He hesitated before glancing over his shoulder.“Forgive me, Your Majesty,” he said carefully. “But… Why tell the world that your son is dead? He’s very much alive.”Carlton’s face shifted in an instant. Whatever humanity had been there just moments before disappeared. His gaze turned cold and his jaw tightened.“That,” he said slowly, “is none of you

Blair’s POVI stared at the test strip in my hand and my fingers trembled at the sight of the clear double lines that had appeared.“I’m pregnant,” I whispered to myself, still trying to comprehend it all.A quiet gasp escaped my lips as I clutched my lower stomach, like I could suddenly feel something there. The feeling was both overwhelming and somehow… terrifying. My heart was beating so loudly. I didn’t move. I just stood there, frozen with the stick still in my shaking hand. My head felt light and full at the same time.The result was really positive.Oh goddess.My legs almost gave way and I sat on the edge of the tub, staring blankly at the test. My mind was racing, spinning in every direction. A baby? Why now?I looked up. A part of me wanted to cry, another wanted to laugh, and a third, maybe the loudest of all, just wanted to run to my mom.How was she going to take the news? Her baby was going to have a baby?I pressed my hand on my forehead, trying to make sense out of e

Blair’s POVI zipped up a small bag and looked around the room one more time. For a moment, I stood still, just taking everything around me in. Even though we had only spent a few days here, the cabin felt like home in a way I hadn’t expected. I placed a hand on my belly, gently staring down at it. Everything still felt surreal. But it was now time to go back home. The thought filled me with a mix of hope and anxiety.Kade’s arms suddenly slid around my waist and I leaned into him as he rested his chin on my shoulder.“They’ll be here soon,” he murmured quietly.I nodded slowly. “I can’t believe this is really happening. I mean… we’re actually going back.”His grip around me tightened slightly. “Yeah. It’s time we go back home.”I turned to face him, my hands settling on his chest. “I just… I’m nervous. What if they haven’t really changed their mind? What if we’re walking into another fight?”Kade brushed a strand of hair behind my ear, his eyes staring into mine. “Then we’ll fight.

Third Person POVBlair’s mom moved around the house with a wide smile on her face, making sure that everything was in place for her daughter and Kade’s return. "Have you cleaned Blair’s room?” Her voice rang out. “ I want it to be spotless. It has been aired out, right? Good,” she answered, looking away from the maid who was nodding her head. “We need to set the dining table. I hope the cooks won't keep us waiting. We need to have everything ready before they arrive.”Another young maid scurried off without a word, and the others hurrying to follow her commands. The woman turned toward the window, watching the gates Blair would come in from and smiling to herself as she imagined them walking through those gates.Behind her, Robert entered quietly. The man stood aside for a while, quietly watching her for a moment before shaking his head.“You’re making this too much of a big deal,” he muttered and his mate turned to face him, looking a little startled. “Let’s not forget that they ran

Third person POVBlair’s mother sat at the edge of the bed, staring down at the phone in her hand. All the preparations for her daughter’s return now felt meaningless. Blair and Kade hadn’t come home. They hadn’t been found.It was nearly ten pm, but sleep was impossible. She kept refreshing her messages, hoping that someone would text with any news about her daughter’s whereabouts. She was worried about Kade too. She wanted to believe he’d protect Blair, but that belief wavered. The men they’d sent had already declared them missing.Robert hadn’t slept either. He’d been making calls all day, chasing updates, trying to stay optimistic. Unlike his mate, he still believed Kade and Blair simply weren’t ready to be found.He set a steaming cup of tea on the bedside table, then quietly watched his mate, who was now staring at a photo of Blair on her phone.“You need to rest,” he said gently. “Staying up all night won’t change anything.”She didn’t look at him. “What if they try to call, a