All Chapters of I'm My Brothers In-law's Obsession : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

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Heat at the window

Debbie I watched Black. That question, it seemed to have done something. He paused, his eyes lingering on Rex’s cold ones. The rage was still there, but it was mixed with shame and something else. He looked at me, then back at Rex. "You’ll pay for this," Black hissed. His voice was trembling. "All of you. I’ll find her. And when I do, I’ll make sure you regret the day you stepped foot on earth."His gaze shifted towards me. "And You!"I held his gaze. with no atom of fear. His jaw tightned. Hands locked beside him in a fist. He turned and slammed the door as he left. The room stayed quiet for a long time. I looked at Rex. My heart was still racing. Part of me was hugely happy that Black had been defeated and Chloe was gone. But another part of me was still unsure. Scared. In doubt. "Rex," I called. He turned his gaze to me. His eyes locked in mine. "Are you sure? Are you sure you just paid her? Because… because I… I know Chloe. She’s greedy, but she’s also obsessed with status

Stay with me

Debbie I held River as he shook in my arms. The heat coming off him was intense, radiating from his pores in waves that made the air between us begin to shimmer. It felt like standing next to a bonfire on a windless night. I could hear his heart thumping like a drum against his ribs. I looked into his eyes. They were glowing a bright, electric yellow, the pupils blown wide until the gold swallowed the iris whole. It was beautiful but scary, like staring into the eyes of an animal who had forgotten how to be tame. "River," I whispered, my voice shaking, "Will it make you feel better? If we... if we do this?" He didn't speak. He just nodded slowly. His jaw was clenched so tight I thought his teeth might break, the corded muscles in his neck standing out like steel cables. He was fighting every instinct to just grab me and tear the clothes from my body. I stepped away for a second, the sudden chill of the room making my skin ache for his heat. I walked to the bedroom door. I turned

Drenched in Desire

Debbie As I stayed there, an idea came into my head. He was still burning. Still hard. You could swear he never got a release. The bathroom. “River, I will be pulling out,” I whispered into his ear. “Give me a few minutes. I will be back. I promise.” He rolled to the side, pulling out of me in a wet slide. Then he stood up, moved to the bathroom, turned the taps on, and the tub began to fill with cold water. I went back inside. I led him in by the hand, feeling the way his palm scorched mine. He wasn't just hot; he was vibrating. Every muscle in his arm was twitching under my touch. "Come on, River," I whispered. "Let’s go to the bathroom.” He followed me like a man walking through a dream. “Into the water. You need to cool down before you burn up,” I said, pointing at the almost filled tub. He moved without arguing. As the cool liquid hit his skin, he let out a long, pained groan that vibrated through the floor. His head fell back against the porcelain rim, and his chest hea

Genetic complications

DebbieThe morning light poked through my bedroom curtains, bright and insistent. I reached out, my hand brushing the empty space beside me. River was gone. I sat up. The scent of him was still clinging to the sheets.I turned to the nightstand and my eyes caught something, a piece of paper.I reached for it, picked it up, and there it was—his handwriting, jagged and hurried.“Good morning, beautiful. I didn’t want to wake you. You needed the rest more than anything. Thank you for everything. I’ll see you in the office. Gotta go. I love you.P.S. I kissed you before leaving.”I traced the letters, a small, genuine smile spreading across my face.River… He's so sweet. even though this rut made him almost unrecognizable.Then my mind drifted to Rain.Rain.I felt a sudden pang of guilt. I had been so caught up in the heat of the night with River that I’d forgotten all about his brother. Images of how… how drained and sick River had looked yesterday flashed in my head, and a weird though

Too late to explain

RainMy head felt like it was splitting in two. The rut was a beast, clawing at my insides, making my skin crawl and my muscles ache. I was lying in bed, drenched in sweat. I had done everything. Everything. Wanked. Used every trick. It wasn't enough. I couldn't bring myself to go out there and find real relief.My phone buzzed. It was Debbie. I couldn't answer at least, not then. I felt guilty for ignoring her, but I couldn't type anything that my mind didn't agree with. I waited until the waves of heat faded just enough to send a short, lying reply.The truth was, I knew River had spent the night at her place. I had planned to go, too. I wanted to dive into Black’s house and fuck her brains out. But the moment I saw River on the move, I halted. I killed the plan.We were two wolves in a rut. This wasn't normal sex; it was a fever. I knew how it made the kindest wolf wild, dangerous, and aggressive. If both of us descended on her, I knew it would destroy her. And that was the one thi

Cost of weakness

RexEarlier…River burst into my office, his scent a chaotic mess of lingering desire and raw panic. He hadn't even bothered to button his shirt properly. He looked frantic."She’s not at her office," River spat out, pacing the length of my desk. "I went to check. She’s gone. Rex, where is she?"I furrowed. “Who?”“Debbie,” he rasped. “I just went to her office now and she's not there.”I leaned back, letting out a long exhale. "You should be asking yourself that, River. You were with her all night. You tell me."River froze, his eyes darting to mine. "How did you know I was out?""You’re not a ghost, River," I said, my voice dripping with boredom. "You don't just turn invisible because you sneaked out.”He rolled his eyes, a small smile touching his mouth. “For real, she's here though. I don't want her out of sight. Her assistant says she just left. No location.”I breathed, looking at my phone and checking Debbie's last location. Thanks to the necklace I could track her wherever she

A game played too hard.

Debbie I sat in the back of my car, my hands gripping my purse so hard my knuckles turned white. My driver was still close by—he hadn’t even reached the main gate yet when I stormed out of the brothers’ house. I yelled for him to stop and scrambled inside, slamming the door, and I told him to drive. “Just drive. Anywhere,” I said to him. "Are you okay, ma'am?" he asked, looking at me through the rearview mirror. "I’m fine," I snapped. My voice sounded fake even to me. "Just drive." He did. I stared out the window as the trees blurred into a gray smear. What had I just seen? The image kept flashing. I had left what I was going to go check up on him, thinking that maybe, just maybe he wasn’t as well as I thought. But I was proven wrong. Absolutely wrong. That guy wasn’t even feeling the rut at all. No wonder he didn’t come when River came last night. He hadn’t been at the company for two days. Why? Because he’s got another company. My chest tightened. I could feel the he

Hunters bait.

Rex I stood in the Boss’s office. The room was cold, smelling of stale cigar smoke and old power. I had come to represent both River and Rain. After much deliberation, River and I had come to a conclusion that it was better that I be the one to come. Especially since I was the one who had to deliver those Dark-hearts documents to the Boss. And more because if he didn’t see both River and Rain, it would be a better excuse than simply telling him that Rain was absent. Sometimes, I just knew that this man thinks with his butthole. Because the way he requests our attention, it’s like he has already programmed our lives and routine inside of the pack. If we hadn’t been vigilant and acted with our heads and not our hearts, we would have created huge suspicions on ourselves. Boss sat behind his massive desk, his fingers tapping a slow, rhythmic beat against the wood. He didn’t look at me at first. He just stared at the wall, like he was waiting for the air to move. "These are the files

A bold theif

Debbie My office was a tomb. It was another day I sat at my desk, staring at the screen, but none of the words made sense. My mind kept flashing back to the room. Rain’s hands on that girl’s hips. Everything that happened yesterday. My phone buzzed again. For the upteenth time today. And I knew who it was, even before I checked. I didn't even look at the screen before I swiped it face down. There were limits to this. And one of the last things I wanted now was all those cliché lines. He isn't anything to me but a brother-in-law. So… the earlier I accept that fact and act like it, the better. I picked up the intercom. "Sarah, please. My office," I called out. In a few minutes, my assistant practically sprinted into the room. "Yes, ma'am?" "I’m going to the warehouse," I said, standing up. Her jaw dropped. "The warehouse? Ma'am, nobody from the office ever goes there. It’s… it’s restricted." "I don't care, Sarah," I said, grabbing my coat. "I’m not sitting here while this de

Man at the gate

Debbie The house felt cold, even with the heaters on. Dinner with Black had been a nightmare of silence. He didn't speak to me, and I didn't look at him. I had just finished a hot bath, hoping to wash away the stress of the day and the memory of Rain's betrayal. The brothers —they had tried to reach me, but I just dropped them a simple “I'm fine” text, and I think they got the message to let me be. I pulled on my pajamas and climbed into bed, ready to let the day die. Beep. It was my phone. I picked it up. It was a text from Rain. Rain: I’m outside. I stared at the screen, my heart doing a painful thud against my ribs. Ok, I missed the part where I should say the brothers Rex and River had let me be. But Rain hadn't. I turned the phone face down and pulled the duvet over my head. I wasn't doing this. Not tonight. Buzz. Buzz. I grabbed the phone again, irritation bubbling up. Rain: If you don’t come out, I’m coming in. I mean it, Debbie. I paused. Panic flared in my chest

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