All Chapters of My Stepbrother, My Alpha, My Man: Chapter 91 - Chapter 99

ADAMI leaned down, brushing my lips against her temple, soft and slow. Her skin was cool beneath my touch, but for a fleeting second, I could’ve sworn she leaned into me. A ghost of warmth. A flicker of what used to be.“You don’t have to remember the pain,” I whispered into her hair, my voice barely above a breath. “I’ll carry it for you.”Even if it meant lying.Even if it meant stealing the future I wanted.Because this time, I wasn’t going to lose her.Not again.Never again.Something shifted barely noticeable. A twitch. A flutter of fingers.I sat up quickly, eyes locked on her face just in time to see her lashes flutter. Her eyes opened slowly, blinking against the light. Confusion shadowed her expression as she looked around the room like she was seeing it for the first time.“Selena,” I said her name softly, full of hope.But she didn’t look at me. Her gaze drifted from the cracked ceiling to the worn furniture, to the sunlight slanting through the curtain. Her lips parted s

SELENAThe car slowed to a stop in front of a grand estate lit up like a palace. Soft golden lights spilled out from wide arched windows, casting a glow on the neatly trimmed hedges and polished marble steps. Music drifted through the air lively, elegant, expensive.This was no small family gathering.I pressed a hand over the swell of my belly, feeling the flutter of tiny movements beneath my skin, and reached for Adam’s hand with the other. My heart thudded not from excitement, but uncertainty. This wasn’t what he’d told me to expect.I turned to him. “You said it would be small.”Adam didn’t answer right away. His jaw tensed as he scanned the crowd from behind the tinted windows. Finally, he looked at me, his eyes softening. “It is... small. For my world.”I swallowed the lump forming in my throat and nodded, stepping out of the car with him. The moment our feet touched the ground, eyes turned. Men in tailored suits, women draped in satin, all paused to watch us. They didn’t smile

STEPHEN“Father!”I burst into his chamber without knocking, the door slamming against the wall with a sharp thud. The scent of old leather and burning firewood filled the air, grounding me in this place I once called home but right now, it suffocated me.He was seated by the hearth, a thick tome resting open on his lap, glasses perched on his nose. Calm. Always so damn calm.“I need to talk to you,” I said, voice tight, raw with everything I was holding in.He closed the book with deliberate care, looking up at me with those unreadable eyes. “What is it, son?”I didn’t sit. Couldn’t. My body was buzzing, clenched with anger I couldn’t contain.“I saw her.”His brow lifted slightly.“Selena,” I clarified, heart thudding hard against my ribs. “She’s alive.”I searched his face for shock. Denial. Anything. But he just stared at me stoic, almost too composed.“You knew,” I said slowly, my voice laced with growing fury. “Didn’t you?”His silence made the air feel colder.“When I came back

ADAMSomething felt off.The moment Selena and I stepped out of the boutique, a prickling sensation crawled down the back of my neck an invisible weight pressing against my shoulders. I glanced casually over my shoulder. No suspicious cars. No shadowed figures. Just the regular buzz of town life. Still, the feeling wouldn’t leave.I gripped the steering wheel tighter as we got into the car. Selena settled into the passenger seat, her fingers brushing over her belly in slow, affectionate circles. My heart clenched. She smiled, unaware, lost in the moment, admiring the new baby clothes we'd picked out.But my mind was elsewhere.Stephen.Since the engagement party, ever since I caught the hunger in his eyes when he looked at her, I knew he’d come for her. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow but he would. And that terrified me more than anything.I wasn’t just protecting Selena I was holding onto her with every thread of my being. I’d built a world around her. But lately, she’d started p

STEPHENShe didn’t recognize me. Not even a flicker of familiarity in her eyes.But she would.I stepped closer, careful not to startle her. The ache in my chest throbbed with every cautious step."I would never hurt you, Selena," I said softly, my voice breaking around the edges.She flinched. Her back hit the wall, and her arms wrapped instinctively around her swollen belly like a shield. Her eyes were wide and wet with fear."You already did," she whispered. "You tried to kill my baby... you made me lose my memories."My breath caught."What?" I blinked, stunned. "Selena, I would never... I didn’t... I couldn’t do that to you."But her words echoed louder in my head than my denial.She said she lost her memories.A cold knot formed in my stomach. How could a Healer Wolf my Healer Wolf forget who she is... who I am?And then a name flashed through my mind like a thunderclap. Adam. My cousin.If he had anything to do with this, if he touched her, if he planted lies in her mind he wou