All Chapters of Claimed by my Brother: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Olivia POV: My fingers and bones had gone numb, and the wind outside the cave whistled on. Maybe I was dying but it was almost like the sounds of the elements were fading and the cold seemed to be getting warmer. I pulled the rabbit skin cloak tighter around me and over my head, trying to breathe in more warmth. I heard him before I saw him. At first it was a dark looming shadow that approached but as my eyes adjusted, I realised that he wasn't in his bear form at all, and it was too late to pretend that I was asleep, I would have to face his wrath, and so I crawled shakily to a standing position and even though my body was heavy with the cold, I made myself stand tall against him towering silhouette. "You're a long way from your world," he said, his voice was deep and gruff and my entire body started to shake in the presence of his power. "I hadn't noticed," I said trying to keep my voice steady. He huffed as if that was all he wanted me to say and opened a pack that he was carryi

Dimitri POV: The dark doors swung open almost falling of its hinges, as I stared at the shocked faces of the Alpha and Luna that had once promised me their daughter for the sake of safety. They were in the middle of breakfast, Luna's hold on her knife only tightened as the shock faded to fear. "How did you enter our lands!?" Demanded the Alpha, and I scoffed, "if anyone is going to be asking questions, it will be me, but to answer you, there is no treaty between us since," and I dragged my eyes towards the blonde Luna who looked like she wanted to kill me, "you broke the sacred laws of the covenant. You gave me someone else." I could feel the bitterness rising in my chest, and forging itself into blood lust. I wanted their heads. The alpha cleared his throat, "we have no idea what you are talking about." I could see the unease in his eyes, and I could see the slight tremble in his bottom lip. "More lies?" I asked, "don't you remember the price of a broken covenant?" I asked, playing

Elouan POV:She was unabashedly drunk, and now it would be way easier to ply her for information. "So, your name?" I asked, refilling the jug, "Olivia," she grimaced as she watched me drink my wine and begrudgingly brought her own glass to her lips. We were six for six. "And how did you end up here in these lands?" I asked, she leaned back against her chair, her head hanging backwards. I knew the heat was making her feel more drunk, and I watched as her dark hair twirled and fell across her shoulders, drawing my eyes to the buds on her chest. I averted my gaze. Focus. "My father dumped me here." I frowned, "how did he get in?" I asked, she waved her hands like a wild chicken getting ready for flight, "with magic, he's a God." I narrowed my eyes, did I give her too much alcohol? As if in response she pushed the glass towards me with the tips of her fingers, and I poured her another. "So your father is some type of king?" I asked, trying to remember if there was any mention of kings in

Damien POV:"What?" I froze, "I-I-" I couldn't find the words and she moved back against the tub, her cheeks now tinted with a light blush of pink. "I turned eighteen today, and I scented you when you arrived and-" She was falling over her words to explain. I reached towards her, holding her shoulders for comfort and to stop her. "My head is spinning with questions, I have a mate," I said and watched her face fall, "it's a long story." Her back straightened and I don't think it was her intention to thrust her breasts out towards me. My wolf stirred again. "You have a mate..." She trailed off, her eyes darting between my eyes, trying to read something in me. "I don't understand it either." I sighed and sat back, "so are you going to reject me? Am I supposed to reject you?" I let go of her to drag my hands through my hair, "I don't know." I looked up at her and decided she deserved honesty. And so I told her. I told her the entirety of the story, about Olivia and how she wasn't my siste

Olivia POV: "Water," I croaked, I was still swimming in darkness and my eye lids were too heavy to open. Strong firm hands pulled me close to his chest. A cool glass was placed at my lips and all I could do was open my mouth as water sloshed down my dry tongue and throat, dribbling down my chin as I drank greedily. He pulled the glass away, and I pried my eyes open. Everything was so vivid and bright, I could see the specks of dust in the air. I could see the glow that illuminated the man before me. "Thirsty," I croaked again, the water made no difference, I could hear drums beating in my ears. Loud and clear, the closer he got to me and I looked at him and took in his dark eyes, his straight nose, his full lips and thrumming neck. I leaned closer to him and ran my tongue along the spot where his skin pulsed."Olivia!" He snapped me out of my daze and his strong arms pushed me away. "You're not a wolf anymore," he said stepping back from me. I looked at him confused, unable to see or