Todos os capítulos de Forbidden: My Stepbrother, My Mate: Capítulo 141 - Capítulo 150

Ella.The ceremony ended with more cheers and celebration. Guests threw flower petals as Marcus and Elena walked back down the aisle together, officially married at last. Their faces glowed with joy.The reception started immediately. Pack members had transformed the adjacent area into a celebration space. Tables loaded with food appeared. Music played from speakers hidden among the decorations. Dancing began almost instantly.Maya found Marcus and Elena quickly, tugging on their joined hands. "Can I dance with you? Both of you?""Of course, sweet girl," Marcus said, lifting her up.They moved to the dance floor, all three of them. Maya stood between her grandparents, holding both their hands as they swayed to the music. Her laughter rang out, pure and joyful.Kyle appeared at my side, offering his hand. "Dance with me?""Always."We joined the others on the makeshift dance floor. Kyle pulled me close, one hand at my waist, the other holding mine. The familiar warmth of his body press

Kyle.Kieran woke up next. The twins were identical, right down to the worry in their eyes."Is she okay?" Kieran asked immediately."I'm fine," Rachel said softly."You are all going to be fine," I added. "But you need to stop fighting the bond.""The elders say it's wrong," Kieran said. "That nature doesn't work this way.""Nature created the bond. That makes it natural, no matter what the elders think."Over the next few days, I worked intensively with all three of them. Teaching them meditation techniques Ella and I had developed. Showing them how to channel bond energy instead of resisting it. Helping them understand that their situation wasn't a curse but a gift.We practiced breathing exercises. Visualization techniques. Ways to synchronize their energies instead of fighting them.Rachel struggled at first. "It feels wrong. Like I'm betraying one of them by loving the other.""You're not betraying anyone. The bond connects all three of you equally.""But society says...""Socie

Kyle.My wolf surged forward. Protective. Furious. Every instinct screaming to hunt. To eliminate the threat before it reached my family."He's coming here.""That's why I needed to tell you immediately. I wanted to warn you earlier, but I needed confirmation. I needed to be sure."Ella sank back onto the couch. Processing everything. The color had drained from her face completely."He's coming for me because of something that happened before I was born. Something I had no control over. Something my mother did."I knelt in front of her. Took her hands. They were ice cold despite the warm room."He's not getting anywhere near you. I promise.""Kyle, he's dangerous. He almost destroyed your pack once. He knows how you think. How you fight.""And he failed. He'll fail again. We're stronger now. Better prepared."Thomas stood. Paced to the window. "I should have told you sooner. As soon as I found the documents. But I wanted to verify everything first. I thought maybe I was overreacting."

Ella.Maya was brought up from the safe room. She ran to Kyle, crying. He held her, whispering that everything was okay.But everything wasn't okay. Our home was damaged. Pack members were injured. Derek might be captured, but who knew how many more enemies we had out there?Dad stayed with us while contractors came to assess the damage. The south wall would need to be completely rebuilt. Several windows replaced. Marble floors repaired."At least a month of work," one contractor estimated. "Maybe longer."Kyle nodded. "Whatever it takes. Just make it secure."That night, we all stayed together in the main house. Too shaken to separate. Maya slept between Kyle and me, her small body pressed against mine.I couldn't sleep. Kept replaying the fight. Derek's eyes when he saw me. The dart hitting his shoulder. The fear that it wouldn't work fast enough."You were incredible today." Kyle's voice, soft in the darkness."I was terrified.""Courage isn't the absence of fear. It's acting despi

Ella.That evening, I told Kyle about the conversation. We were in our bedroom, the door closed so Maya wouldn't overhear."We teach her to be strong. To be proud of what she is. To never apologize for her nature.""And when people reject her? Hurt her?""We hold her. We remind her of her worth. We make sure she knows she's loved.""Is that enough?""It has to be."I wanted to do more. To protect her from every cruel word, every fearful glance, every closed door. But I couldn't. This was part of being a werewolf in a human-dominated world.The next day at school was worse. Three human children told Maya they couldn't sit with her at lunch anymore. Their parents' orders.She came home holding it together until she reached her room. Then she cried. Deep, heartbroken sobs that shook her small body.I held her. Let her cry. Didn't try to fix it because some things can't be fixed with words."I just want to be normal," she whispered."You are normal. Your normal is just different from thei