All Chapters of Blood Bound to my Bully Vampire Brothers : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Elias’s POVThings were getting out of hand, and it was annoying as fuck. I’d never felt so useless in my life. We couldn’t hurt Jerome. We couldn’t even breathe in peace because he was out there, somewhere in the house, and we didn’t know who he was talking to or what he was planning. Every time I thought about it, my fists clenched and my jaw tightened. I wanted to punch something, to break something, to do anything except sit here and wait.Dad left today with my stepmother, even though she didn’t want to go. I could see it in her eyes, the way she clung to Raven before she left, whispering promises to come back soon. Dad said he had to find a way to break the bond, that he needed to talk to people who knew more than we did. I wanted to believe him, but I didn’t trust anyone anymore. Not after what Jerome did.So we stayed around Raven’s room like snakes, twenty-four seven. We took turns sitting outside her door, listening for any sound, any sign that she needed us. Dante kept paci

Dante’s POV“Are you out of your mind?” I snapped, gripping the steering wheel so hard my knuckles turned white. “You want to take Raven to school today? With everything going on?”Cassian glared at me from the passenger seat, his jaw set. “I don’t have a choice, Dante. I need to meet with Uncle alone. I don’t trust him, not after that call. I just feel Something’s off.”Raven sat in the back, looking like a fucking dream, her hair falling over her shoulder, eyes wide and innocent. She had no idea what we were really arguing about. Or maybe she did, and she was just pretending. With Raven, you never really knew, always trying to bottle everything up even when she's suffering.Caius was next to her, silent for once, staring out the window. I didn’t trust that. Quiet Caius was the most dangerous one and to make the case worse, Jerome's been quiet like a dove making me fucking nervous. It was okay for him to rattle on like a parrot and make flimsy threats about my sister than a silent Je

Raven’s POVThe walk to the restroom looked like a suicide mission as I could see it in their eyes every time they looked at me—red, hungry, almost glowing. It was like I was some kind of special meal they couldn’t wait to devour. It made my skin crawl, even though I was surrounded by my brothers, who had suddenly turned into saints, always hovering, always watching. I should have felt safe, but I didn’t. Not really.I was too deep in my thoughts, replaying every warning, every whispered threat, every time Cassian or Dante told me to stay close, to trust no one. I was so lost in my thoughts that I wasn’t even looking where I was going when I bumped into one of the girls in the hallway. She glared at me, her lips curling in disgust.“Sorry,” I muttered, trying to step around her.But she wasn’t having it. She grabbed a fistful of my hair and yanked me back, hard. I gasped, stumbling, my heart pounding in my chest.“What the hell?” I snapped, reachin

Dante’s POVIt was a damn good thing we could sniff her scent, or it would’ve been fucking impossible to find her. Raven said she needed to ease herself, and then—poof—she was gone. Just like that. My heart was pounding, my mind racing. How the hell does someone just disappear in a place crawling with vampires and overprotective brothers?Elias was the first to snap out of it. “We need to split up. Different directions. Now.”Caius nodded, already moving. “I’ll take the east wing.”Cassian’s jaw was tight. “I’ll check the courtyard.”But I didn’t move. I couldn’t. Something felt off. I ignored their shouts, their curses, and went back to the classroom. My gut told me to start there. The others followed, their footsteps echoing behind me.The lecturer walked in at that exact moment, her heels clicking on the tile. She barely glanced at us, already annoyed. “Take your seats. Class is starting.”I didn’t care. I grabbed the nerdy guy in the front row, the one who always kept his head dow

Cassian's POVShe asked about the mating process, her voice soft and curious, those beautiful hazel eyes searching our faces for answers. But we couldn't tell her. Not yet. Not when everything was still so raw, so dangerous. The words stuck in my throat like broken glass.Friessa left quietly, sensing the tension that hung in the air like smoke. The silence that followed was heavy, "There's nothing to eat at home," I finally said, needing something practical to focus on. Something that wasn't the way Raven's lips parted when she was thinking, or how her skin seemed to glow in the dim light.“Right, I'm starving” She murmured and we drove to the mall first. I'd sent all the maids and chefs home earlier, I didn't want them witnessing the chaos that had become our lives. Rumors spread like wildfire in Velmora, and the last thing we needed was more attention on Raven.She was sitting on Dante's lap in the car, her fair skin displayed in a way that made my