All Chapters of My Sister's Fiance, My Fated Mate : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

**Elena**“Hello… uhm, hi Sylvia,” I said the second she picked up.“Yea… hello,” she replied, her voice sleepy, almost soft enough to make me doubt it was really her.A flicker of relief washed over me. Thank goodness, I had insisted Liam give me her number last night just in case I couldn’t reach him.“I’m so sorry to bother you,” I rushed on, words tumbling out. “But I’m Ena. We’ve met once… I don’t know if Liam told you about me.”There was a pause on the other end, like she was trying to remember. “Uhm… yea… he did,” she finally said.“Okay, great. I just need to know… is he there with you?” I asked, heart pounding in my chest.“Why? Is there a problem?” Her voice sharpened, a little clearer now.I swallowed. “You don’t have to worry about that yet, but I need to know if he’s with you right now.”“He… he was,” she said, hesitant.“He was?” I pressed, my mind racing.“Yea… he left early this morning. Said he’d call me when he got home,” she explained.I felt my pulse spike, and t

**Elena**“Poi..sioned?” I tried to say the words out loud.“Yes. They found wolfsbane traces in her body. The last thing she drank was red wine… laced with it.” He said, rubbing his tempo, clearly stressed by all of this.“I don’t want you doing anything, Ena.” His voice softened, but there was an edge of fear beneath it.“Now do you believe me when I say Kael’s involved in all of this?” I whispered, sliding down beside him.He folded his palms, searching my eyes. “You have to promise me… you won’t go or try to reach him.”I swallowed, my chest tight.“Promise me, Ena… let me and the cops handle this,” he pressed.I stared at him, my lips tight, I couldn’t promise what I knew I wasn’t going to keep.“I can’t promise anything, Logan,” I said finally, leaning closer. “But rest assured, I won’t put anyone in danger.” I hugged him, pressing against his shoulder.He opened his mouth to argue, then sighed, surrendering to the moment.After a few quiet minutes, his phone buzzed. He muttered

**Elena**“Good,” he said softly. Then the line went dead.For a moment, I just stood there, the phone still pressed against my ear, my pulse roaring in my head. The silence in the room was deafening.Blake was the first to move. “Central Park,” he said under his breath, eyes dark with worry.I finally exhaled, my voice cracking. “Yeah.”“I’ll have to leave now,” I said, grabbing my phone and heading for the door. But before I could take a step, Blake’s hand clamped around my wrist.“Wait, my lady.”“What is it?” I snapped, irritation creeping into my tone. “We can’t waste time, Blake. I need to show Kael he can trust me.”He didn’t flinch. “I don’t think it’s a good idea to leave right now.”I frowned. “What are you talking about?”“The king left not long ago,” he said, voice low but firm. “Do you really think he won’t have people watching you? Especially after what he asked of you?”His words made sense, but I didn’t want them to. I yanked my wrist free, shaking my head. “Let’s no

**Elena** I tilted my head slightly, trying to blink my eyes open. My vision was blurry, my throat dry, and my head throbbed like someone had dropped a brick on it. “Great. You’re awake,” a familiar voice drawled. That voice. My heart skipped. I tried to focus my gaze on the reflection in front of me, his face coming into view through the haze. Kael. My eyes widened instantly. “You…” “You sure are a deep sleeper,” he said, dragging a chair across the floor, the sharp scrape made me flinch. He sat down right in front of me, arms resting casually on his knees, that infuriating smirk never leaving his lips. I tugged my wrists instinctively, only to feel something tight bite into my skin. Ropes. My hands were tied behind me, my ankles too. I tried twisting, but the chair barely moved. “Where am I? What did you do to me?” I snapped, voice cracking slightly from fear—or maybe anger. I wasn’t sure anymore. “Me?” he raised an eyebrow, pretending to look innocent.

**Elena**I heard the click of a phone before I saw the screen light up. Kael leaned forward and flashed it at me like a prize.“I see your little Alpha Daddy is agitated knowing you’ve been missing,” he said, voice soft and cruel.I rolled my eyes and worked at the ropes behind me, slow, careful. My fingers left tiny red marks where the cord bit into my skin. Blake better get that message. He has to be on his way, I thought, breath shallow.“No, no,” Kael said, squatting so his face was level with mine. He placed a hand on my jaw and the touch was cold. “You better be in your best behaviour. Remember what happened last time you made me angry?”I wanted to flinch, to twist away, but was too weak for either. My chest hurt with the need to stall, to buy time so he wouldn’t hurt Liam or myself again.“Why don’t we talk?” I forced the words out, low and steady.He nodded, pulled a chair close, and crossed his legs like he was settling in for a story. His smile was slow and easy, the