Semua Bab My Biker Ex Mate Is Now My Step Brother : Bab 1 - Bab 5

The wolf who ruined me stood at the altar—as my mother’s new stepson.My knees nearly buckled. The chapel was moving, it was filled with whispers and sharp glances, but none of it mattered. My eyes locked on his. Damon.Storm-gray, burning. Like they’d never stopped searching for me.The half-mark on my wrist seared to life, heat so sharp I almost cried out. Jinx whimpered inside me, low and hungry.Mine, she moaned, stretching like a cat in heat. Gods, he looks even better now. Please tell me we get to climb him like a tree tonight.Shut up, I snapped.But she only purred louder. You shut up. Look at that jawline. Look at those hands. Lyric, I swear I could ride him until sunrise—Jinx!I immediately looked away, my nails digging into my palm. My mom was glowing at the altar, her smile so bright it lit up the whole room. Raiden Calder stood beside her, broad and stoic, repeating vows in a gravelly voice that carried through the chapel.This was her moment. Her happiness. I couldn’t

I had a feeling this was only the beginning, and I was right.The next day , the Calder house smelled like coffee, bacon, and tension. My mom floated around the kitchen in a silk robe, humming like the world had finally bent in her favor. Her cheeks were still pink, her eyes sparkling, her every movement carrying a softness I hadn’t seen in years. Happiness looked good on her—it made her seem younger, lighter. She moved between stove and table with the kind of quiet joy you couldn’t fake.At the head of the long wooden table sat Raiden. My new stepfather. Alpha. Outlaw. He filled the space with his sheer presence, shoulders broad enough to block out light, tattoos slipping from under rolled sleeves, a leather band on his wrist catching the morning sun. A stack of invoices sat in front of him, his dark gaze scanning them as if the future of the pack depended on the words inked across those pages. He looked less like a man who had just married and more like a man constructing an empire