All Chapters of I'm My Brothers In-law's Obsession : Chapter 211 - Chapter 220

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An Alpha's blood

DebbieThe silence inside the car was louder than the engine. It was a thick, suffocating silence that smelled of iron and old copper. In my lap, River felt heavier with every passing second. His head was lolling against my thighs, his skin turning a shade of grey that made my stomach twist into a knot.I watched his chest. I stopped breathing just so I could hear him.Hiss. Pause. Hiss.And then, nothing.The wet, rattling sound stopped. The tiny bit of warmth he had left seemed to vanish into the seat cushions."Rain! Rex!" I screamed. My voice cracked, raw and high-pitched. "He stopped! He’s not breathing! Rex!"The car screeched. The tires tore into the gravel of the roadside, sending the vehicle into a violent, tilting halt. Before the dust even settled, Rex was out of the driver's seat. He was completely bare, his skin gleaming with sweat and smeared with the blood of the fight, but he didn't care. He looked like a wild god as he ripped the back door open.Rain was already there

Mind links. Shared thoughts.

(Grand Alpha)(Earlier, at the palace…)I stood on the ritual grounds, and for the first time in fifty years, I felt small.I am the Grand Alpha. I am the law. I am the shadow that hangs over this pack. But as I looked at the creature standing in the center of the clearing, my heart hammered against my ribs like a trapped bird.Rex. My own young son. He was a mountain of ginger fur and ancient power. The moonlight didn't just hit him; it seemed to come from him. The air around him hummed with a frequency that made my skin crawl and tingle at the same time.I couldn't believe my eyes. It wasn't supposed to be in him. This… this was supposed to stay in the stories we tell pups to make them behave.It had never happened. Not for centuries. But here it was. Right in front of me. Happening. Not a movie. Live."Enough," I said. My voice sounded thin to my own ears. "Stop."The guards froze. They were looking at me, begging for an excuse to run. I didn't blame them. I looked at Rex. He was w

Author's Note

Hi everyone, I’m really sorry for the silence on R-brothers story this past week. I know many of you have been waiting and I’ve seen the messages. I’ve been busy uploading and completing other books, and I unintentionally left this one hanging. That’s completely on me, and I apologize. I AM SORRY! PLEASE...(⁠｡⁠•́⁠︿⁠•̀⁠｡⁠) To make up for it, I’m going to start bulk uploading from now until the very end of the story. No more long waits — I’ll be dropping multiple chapters at once so we can finish this journey strong. Thank you so much for your patience, your comments, and for sticking with me even when the updates slowed down. And for those of you who were concerned about my health. Thank You! It really means a lot. You guys are the reason I keep writing. More chapters are here. Love.

All for us.

Rex. I pushed the gas pedal down until it hit the floor. The car screamed as it flew down the narrow road, the trees turning into green ghosts in the dark. "We left her," Debbie whispered. Her voice was trembling, her eyes wide as she looked at the empty space in the back seat. "Rex, we left Chloe. We have to go back. We can’t just leave her with Black. He’ll kill her." I didn't slow down. My hands were tight on the wheel, my knuckles white. I didn't forget. I knew I left her. "I didn't bring her because she’s safer there," I said. My voice was deep, sounding different even to me—more solid, like heavy stone. "Safer?" Rain shouted from the front seat, his face red with anger. "How is she safer in that den of snakes?" "I took care of it," I said. I could still feel the echo of that voice in my mind. The Grand Alpha—the man I called Father—had spoken directly into my soul. The blood of an Alpha can heal. If he hadn't sent that thought, River would be cold and dead right now. I k

How's River?

Debbie. The high, sweet hum of the jet engines changed. The sound went lower, deeper, vibrating through the floorboards and right into my bones. My eyes fluttered open. The cabin light was dim and warm, washing over the leather seats. For a second, I forgot everything. I forgot the palace. I forgot the silver spears and the heavy smell of blood. Then I felt the soft wool blanket over my shoulders. I saw the dark sky outside the little window. The plane was going down. We were landing. "Debbie." A hand touched my shoulder. It was warm. So warm it made my skin tingle. I looked up and saw Rex. He was wearing fresh clothes now—a simple dark shirt and trousers that fit tight against his broad shoulders. His hair was a messy white that made him look like he came right out of the moon even though his eyes were tired. The orange glow in his irises was gone, replaced by the beautiful blue lights. He looked normal again. He looked like my Rex. "Hey," I murmured, my voice small and thick

Human lands.

Debbie. The cold night air hit my face the moment we stepped off the metal ramp of the jet. I breathed in deeply, expecting the usual scent of our world. I expected the heavy, sharp smell of pine, wet dirt, and the thick, suffocating musk of dozens of wolves marking their territory. But it wasn't there. The air smelled different. It smelled flat. Clean, but completely empty. There was no power in the wind. I wanted to ask where we were. But I didn't. And in that instant, I saw them. A small group of people stood at the bottom of the ramp. They were dressed in plain, dark suits. As we got closer, my nose twitched. I leaned in just a little bit, trying to catch their scent. Nothing. There was no wolf inside them. No hidden beast waiting behind their eyes. They smelled like sweet soap, coffee, and salt. They smelled completely like humans. "River?" I whispered, my fingers tightening on River’s arm. I looked around the dark, open airfield. "Who are they? Where are we?" "They are

Confessions.

Debbie The silence between us grew thick. It felt heavy, like the air right before a thunderstorm. I looked at Rex. He was standing a few feet away, his arms hanging loosely at his sides. My mind instantly flashed back to just hours ago. The roar that made the earth shake. And then, I remembered the voice. Alicia’s voice inside my head, screaming that one word over and over again. Mate. Rex was my mate. Even now, with him this close, I could feel it right now. The ancient connection locked into place between us. A warm, pulling sensation in the center of my chest that drew me toward him. Rex looked down at his boots, clearing his throat. The raw, terrifying Alpha power he had shown at the palace was gone, replaced by a strange, quiet awkwardness between us. It was like he didn't know what to say. And I knew that he knew what I was thinking. He could probably feel the connection pulsing through the air just as clearly as I could. "Let's get you inside," Rex said. His voice was

Brutal reveal

Debbie The word hung in the air like a heavy weight. The Kingmaker. It had to do with me. The reason why he woke up after I had sex with him was because of the aura. It was me. Whatever energy inside of him that had died, was probably resurrected by my aura. Rex finally turned his head and looked directly at me. My breath caught in my throat. The ancient connection between us pulsed, a warm, tight string pulling at my chest, but right now, it felt terrifying. "Debbie," Rex called as he stepped away from the fireplace, taking two small steps toward me like he understood what I was thinking now. Or he heard my thoughts. His eyes were begging, filled with a deep, painful emotion. "I am so sorry. It is not like I wanted to use you. Yes... from the very beginning, I was selfish. I really was. When I found out that you were a kingmaker, I wanted you. Because you were my only hope. But I did not intend to hurt you. Never ever, ever." I didn't say anything. I just stared at him, my han

Final take

Rex. The heavy wooden door of the hallway clicked shut. The sound was small, but it felt like a bomb going off in the quiet room. I stared at the empty space where Debbie had just been standing. The air still held her scent. My chest tightened up. I could feel it in my heart. The connection that had been pulling toward her all night suddenly had gone cold and slack. Her emotions. I could feel it all. She was gone. She had walked away from me without saying a single word. "This is not good," Rain's voice broke the heavy silence. He dropped his head back against the cushion of his chair, staring up at me. "Yes," I muttered, my hands sinking deep into my pockets. My knuckles were white. "I know." Rain shook his head, his face twisting into a frown. "This shit... Debbie is not taking it too well. And you know, I don't blame her. You can't just drop a bomb like that and expect her to smile. Plus… You just told her you're the son of the villain who treated her so badly." "I know," I

Sorry is not enough

Rex. I stood outside the dark wood door for a long time. My hand was frozen in the air. I could hear the tiny, fast clicks of the clock downstairs. I could hear the wind brushing the lake outside. I took a deep breath. I turned the silver handle very slowly, making sure it didn't make a sound. The bedroom was dark. The big white bed was empty, the sheets perfectly smooth. My heart skipped a beat, a sharp cold fear hitting my chest. She wasn't here. Then, I saw the glass door to the balcony was open just a crack. The thin white curtains were blowing in the breeze like ghosts. I walked across the soft rug. I stepped outside onto the cold stone balcony of her room. The night air was freezing, but she didn't seem to care. Debbie was standing right by the iron railing. Her hands were gripping the cold metal so hard her knuckles looked white in the starlight. The wind was lifting her hair, fanning it out around her face. "Debbie," I called out softly. But I sounded almost scared. S

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