บททั้งหมดของ My Stepbrother, My Alpha Mate: บทที่ 31 - บทที่ 39

RAINE I was still sitting inside when the training room doors were thrown open for the second time. Alpha Killian. He walked in quickly, his steps heavy and rushed. His eyes locked onto mine, cold and intense. He didn’t even glance at my students. He didn’t greet anyone. Not even Sera. "Leave," he said shortly, without any explanation. I frowned, confused. "What do you mean?" "Leave the estate. Leave Shadowfang Pack. Now." "What?" I stood up from the bench. "No. I’m not leaving. I want to stay here. I… I can’t go. I haven’t even spoken to my mother. I want to take her with me. If there’s danger—" "Your mother will be safe!" he cut me off sharply. "We’ll protect her here. You are the one who has to go!" His voice was so loud it stopped me cold. Even the air around us felt frozen. His eyes burned with anger, and for the first time… I saw the real Alpha Killian. Not the Killian who held me at night. Not the Killian who looked at me quietly from the balcony. But Killian the Alpha

RAINEJust as I was about to take another step forward, Sera suddenly got out of the car and grabbed my hand tightly. Her usually calm eyes were now filled with real fear."Don't, Luna," she whispered hoarsely. "Don't do this. Alpha Baron... he's cruel. He’s not the type of Alpha who negotiates. He kills without warning. I'm afraid he'll kill you the moment you step near him.""Asher..." I turned to him. His body was still bare after shifting, his face red with anger and frustration. "You know I can’t let them kill the five girls."Asher slammed his fist hard against the side of the car. "This shouldn’t be happening! They left you alone, Luna Raine! Where is Alpha Killian? Where is the Shadowfang Pack?! You’re their Luna!""I'm not the Luna they wanted," I muttered softly, almost too low to hear. But I knew Asher and Sera heard it. And they didn’t argue. Because it was true.I looked Beta Gonz straight in the eye. "Fine. I’ll go to the courtyard now. Take me."As soon as those words l

ASHER Markus stepped down from the stage with heavy strides, like a wounded bull that had lost control. His eyes burned red, his breath came in harsh pants as if he was ready to set fire to anyone in front of him. His hand raised high, ready to slap Raine right in front of everyone. And when it happened, when his hand almost touched Raine’s cheek, I didn’t move, but my body tensed. Honestly, I couldn’t wait to see that bastard Markus’s head roll on the ground, blood pouring from his neck, then offered as a tribute at my parents’ grave. Because Markus was the main reason my life was destroyed. He didn’t just kill my parents. He ruined my entire future. He slaughtered us without mercy. That destruction left me wandering, forced to survive in the Northern Mountains with nameless wolves and broken refugees. I hated them all. Markus. Raine’s mother, the former Luna of the Silvercrest Pack. Even Raine herself. Because both women were traitors. They chose to bow down to the enemy and l

RAINE Three days later... I hadn’t done anything since that day. I hadn’t spoken to anyone. I stayed in my room the whole time, barely eating. And him, Alpha Killian, he didn’t come either. Even though, according to schedule, he was supposed to sleep in my room. But he never showed up. And honestly, if he had, I would have ripped him apart with my claws. I would have torn into his throat and shredded the fake silence he wrapped himself in. Because he betrayed me. I remember his promise very clearly. "I will protect you," he once said. But when I was humiliated in front of everyone, when Alpha Baron threatened to chop up my body and scatter the pieces on the Shadowfang border, Killian, that spoiled golden boy, just stood there and did nothing. And I felt like a doll tossed into fire, left to burn slowly while no one cared. I’ve had enough. Now, in front of me, stood the only person I could trust. "Asher," I called from my bed. He stood at the doorway, his body leaning casua

SERA's POVI knocked on Alpha Killian’s office door.After getting permission, I entered and stood straight in front of him.“Alpha,” I said. “Luna Raine is pregnant.”I delivered the news in a firm yet hopeful voice. I thought this was good news. I hoped Alpha Killian would be happy.Inside the room were Beta Jax and one of the elders, Gawoz. I always thought of Gawoz as a kind elder. He never raised his voice and always remained calm. In fact, he was the only elder who respectfully welcomed Luna Raine when she first joined a meeting with the Alpha and the young warriors. Luna Raine once told me that Gawoz was the only one who defended her at that time.I stood there, waiting for Alpha Killian’s reaction. But his face remained expressionless. He didn’t look angry, but he didn’t look happy either. I couldn’t read his thoughts.Beta Jax looked at me. His expression was cold, and his voice was even colder. “It seems like you’re the only one happy about this, Sera. So don’t get your hop