All Chapters of My Alpha Stepbrother’s Babies and the Rogue: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

SIENNAAfter taking my bath and retiring for the night, sleep refused to come. I lay on the bed, staring at the ceiling, counting each one of them until it felt like I was losing my mind when in reality, I might actually be. I thought about the new pups I was carrying and how everyone was going to see it as a curse by the time they were born and at the same time, I knew terminating them would even be a greater curse because the moon goddess would never be happy with me.“Are you even listening to everything I've been saying? Do you really have me in your heart?”I didn’t know if she could hear me but there was no harm in asking, in seeking for her help especially in moments like this i was starting to lose my mind. Things weren’t as they seem to be, that much I knew but still, I was riding through it all.“Why have you deserted me? Why aren’t you helping me when I need you now more than ever before? Why did you allow me to fall into the temptation of my step brother? Why?”I had so ma

SIENNA“What the hell is going on here?” Rhys barked, staring at each of us.“Rhea did something awful this morning and so, i punished her.” Elira snapped, throwing daggers at me.“And what exactly is this awful thing she did?” he asked.All the while he was talking, his eyes were on me and Elira seemed to notice this and in that moment, she subtly walked in between us, blocking his view from mine. This was all a game to her, she knew exactly what she was doing which just confirmed my thoughts that she was as vile as she looked.“She spilled water on the gown I wanted to wear for the ball tomorrow night and now I don't know if it will get dried on time.”I couldn’t believe this, couldn’t believe the flimsy excuse she gave for something as small as this. No, Elira was truly wicked and it showed in her everyday living. For something as small as this, she wasn’t meant to react this way but what did I know? She had been doing this for a very long time but now, it seemed her wickedness was

SIENNAI didn’t even know what packing meant anymore. I didn’t own much…just a few clothes, a brush, some worn-out shoes, and a blanket I kept more for comfort than for warmth. Still, my hands shook as I folded each item, not because of the task itself, but because every second that passed made one thing clearer:I was leaving… but not leaving the pack. I was leaving Elira’s reach.The difference was small, but the weight of it pressed against my chest like a stone.By the time I tied the last piece of clothing into a small bundle, my heartbeat had settled into a strange rhythm…fast but steady, like my body understood fear but refused panic.A soft knock echoed through my door.“Come in,” I said.It wasn’t Rhys. It was Rhea.Her eyes were puffy, rimmed with red, her hair still disheveled from being shoved around earlier. She walked in with careful steps, as though expecting someone to jump out and hit her again.“You’re leaving,” she whispered.“I’m… being moved,” I replied. “For safe

SIENNAI didn’t sleep much last night. My brain wouldn’t shut up, replaying that moment in the hallway…Rhys looking at me like I’d said something terrible, like I’d betrayed him without even knowing how, and then walking away before I could even ask what was wrong. I kept waiting for a message from him, a call, but nothing came. Not even a dot on my screen showing he was typing.By morning, the ache in my chest had settled into something tight and restless, and I knew I couldn’t pretend everything was fine. I needed to see him, even if he didn’t want to see me. Especially if he didn’t want to see me.When I got to the workshop, his car was already parked outside. That alone made my stomach twist. Rhys was never early. He was a “shows up exactly on time and acts like he’s been waiting for you” person. The moment I entered, the smell of engine oil and metal hit me, familiar enough to calm me but not enough to steady the nervous tremor in my hands. I heard the clink of tools at the back,

SIENNAI followed Rhys all the way to the hall and even though there was no meeting going on there presently, everywhere was still packed with people roaming about. I saw him standing by the wall, a casual look on his face that didn’t even give me any indication on what he wanted to say. There was a smug look on his face that I wanted to wipe away but I remained quiet, patient to understand what all the fracas of this morning was all about.“What did Rhea tell you?” he asked, staring at me like i had suddenly grown two heads.I stared at him, not agreeing to take the bait. I knew the likes of him and I wasn’t about to put the one good friend I had into trouble just because I wanted peace to reign.“I asked you a question Sienna, what did Rhea tell you?” he asked.“Nothing that should concern you… there are things we both speak of as women that shouldn’t be your concern.”He growled, clearly angry and I loved it. He should know what it means to be angry. I didn’t know what his problem