All Chapters of His Alpha Brother Is My Bedfellow : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

OLIVIA POV After breakfast, Madison and I spent most of the day walking around the camp together. She was the kind of person who talked a lot, but in a way that made the silence less heavy. She told me she was from the Silver Fang pack and that her mate wasn’t much of a talker either. “He’s all brawn and no words,” she said, laughing as we peeked into one of the stables. “Sometimes I talk just to fill the space.” I smiled, genuinely amused. “Maybe silence can be… comfortable sometimes.” She tilted her head at me, curious. “Is that what it’s like with you and Killian?” The name made my chest tighten a little. “We’re not…” I hesitated, searching for words. “We’re not anything. He’s just… quiet.” Madison grinned, nudging my shoulder playfully. “Quiet men are always the ones hiding storms inside them. You’ll see.” I laughed softly, shaking my head. “You think too much.” We visited the training ground next, where a few warriors were practicing combat. Madison pointed out t

OLIVIA POV Eric’s fingers dug into my neck, cutting off my breath. My hands clawed weakly at his wrist, panic rushing through me. I could barely get the words out.“E–Eric, please,” I gasped, my voice trembling. “I didn’t— I swear I didn’t—”“Shut up!” he snapped, spittle flying from his lips. His eyes blazed with fury, a wild storm I’d never seen before. His hand tightened, and I coughed, feeling my vision blur. “You think you can humiliate me in front of everyone? You think you can let him—” he choked out, his face twisting, “—touch you? Kiss you like that?”Tears streamed down my cheeks. I tried to shake my head, to explain, but he wouldn’t listen. He didn’t even want to hear me.“Eric, it wasn’t—” I tried again, but his grip only tightened.“Do you think I’m a fool, Olivia?!” he roared. “You’ve embarrassed me in front of everyone here!”My knees buckled. I could barely stand. My lungs screamed for air. The world was spinning, colors fading in and out.“Eric, please…” I managed to

KILLIAN’S POV The sun was barely rising as I padded through the woods in my wolf form, my paws sinking into the cold earth. Last night wouldn’t leave me alone.That stupid dare. That kiss. I growled low under my breath.Then I shifted back, bones cracking and rearranging. The morning air hit my bare skin as I reached for the black clothes I had stashed behind the trees. I pulled on my pants and shirt quickly, running a hand through my hair.Then I began the long walk back to the lodge.But every step dragged me back to the memories of last night. I couldn't stop thinking about it. The way Olivia had looked at me, her green eyes wide with panic, like a deer caught in the headlights. I did it to prove a point, to spit in my brother's face. But the second my lips touched hers… something shifted. It was supposed to be a performance. But feeling her soft skin under my hand, seeing those green eyes flutter shut… it stopped being a game. A strange feeling, a need to protect, hit me hard.

KILLIAN POV The ride back to the lodge was quiet, but my mind was anything but. The scent of her, the feel of her arms around me, the look in her green eyes right before the thunder broke… it was all stuck in my head. I had to force myself to focus on the road, to remember she was a complication I couldn’t afford.We pulled into the camp, and the place was unnervingly quiet. The only sound was the rumble of my bike dying down.“Where is everyone?” Olivia asked, her voice too loud in the silence.Before I could answer, the door to the main lodge burst open and that girl, Madison, came running out. She rushed straight to Olivia, her face full of worry.“Olivia! There you are! Where have you been all day?” Olivia froze, eyes flicking to me for help. How could she explain a day spent with her husband’s enemy? She didn’t know what to say, and I wasn’t going to say anything either.Madison followed her gaze, her eyes widening slightly as she took me in. She was smart. She sensed the te

KLLIAN POV The lodge was quiet. Too quiet. The other high-ranking wolves and their Lunas had long since retired, the sounds of their laughter and conversations replaced by the heavy drumming of rain on the roof. I stood by the large window in the main lodge, watching the storm, a knot of unease tightening in my gut. Hours. It had been hours. Olivia wasn't back. At first, I tried to ignore the way my chest tightened. But the nagging feeling wouldn’t leave. Something was wrong. Very wrong. Just then, Madison, Olivia’s best friend, rushed up to me. He'd face pale and streaked with worry. “Alpha Killian,” she panted. “I can’t find Olivia! I’ve looked everywhere I can think of. She’s not in the whole lodge… and now it’s raining! Where could she have gone? Her voice trembled. My stomach tightened. “She went out with the red-haired Luna,” I said slowly. “I saw that.” “Yes,” Madison breathed. “Luna Brenda. She left with her hours ago and she’s not back and the Luna s