All Chapters of RESISTING MY COCKY ALPHA STEPBROTHERS : Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

Chapter 190: The Next Threat EmergesAsh's POVI read Ryan's letter three times before the words fully sank in. A nephew. Trained in secret. Coming for us."We need to find him," I said to Ryder. "Before he finds us."My father looked older than I had ever seen him. Seventy years of leading Moonfall had carved lines into his face that even retirement could not erase."Start with allied packs," he said. "Someone has to know something about Ryan's family."I spent the next week making calls and sending messages to every alpha we had connections with. The responses trickled in slowly.Most knew nothing. A few remembered Ryan had a sister who died years ago but no one recalled her having children.Then Luna's contact in the Northern territories sent information that made my blood run cold. Ryan did have a nephew named Damon Parkins who disappeared from supernatural society fifteen years ago."Disappeared where?" Stella asked when I told her."No one knows. He just vanished one day and nev

  Morgan's POV I never wanted any of this. The lying, the pretending, the constant fear that someone would see through my act and know what I really was. A spy. A traitor planted in Ross's life by my own father. My name is Morgan Parkins and I am twelve years old. Most kids my age worry about homework and crushes and fitting in at school. I worry about whether my father will hurt the only real friend I have ever had. Dad has always been obsessed with the Hawkins-Archer family. For as long as I can remember he told me stories about how they killed his uncle Ryan without mercy. "They're monsters," he would say. "They destroy anyone who challenges their power. They took our family and we'll take theirs." I believed him because what else could I do? He was my father and I was just a kid trying to survive in a world t

  Kai's POV I watched the confrontation unfold through the dimensional barriers between worlds. Damon's threat about bombs made every muscle in my body go rigid. Forty years of dimensional training kicked in instantly. I reached for Jamie through our connection and felt her responding before I even finished the thought. "Bombs throughout Moonfall," I said. "We need to find them now." Jamie's reality manipulation skills flared to life beside me. "I'm scanning for unusual energy signatures." We opened micro portals simultaneously across Moonfall territory. Each one was barely larger than a fist but enough to reach through and grab whatever we found. The first bomb was under the academy bleachers. I portaled it into the empty space between dimensions where it could not hurt anyone. Jamie located three more in quick

  Ross's POV Morgan had been living with us for three weeks when I realised how broken she really was. It was not obvious at first because she smiled and said thank you and tried to act normal. But I noticed things. The way she flinched whenever Dad raised his voice even if he was just laughing. How she apologised constantly for the smallest mistakes like breathing too loudly. She jumped at sudden movements and never took the last of anything at meals even when we told her it was okay. "She's been living in survival mode," Mom explained one night after Morgan went to bed. "Her father conditioned her to expect punishment for everything." "How do we help her?" "We are patient. We show her what a real family looks like." Mom started teaching Morgan self-defence techniques in the mornings before school. But unlike co

  Ash's POV The hunters knew exactly what they were doing and that scared me more than the weapons they carried. Silver bullets whistled past my head as I shifted. Wolfsbane gas exploded in thick green clouds near the bonfire making younger wolves collapse before they could even defend themselves. "Children to the packhouse!" I roared through the mind link. "Warriors form a perimeter now!" Around me, my best fighters shifted and created a defensive wall. But these hunters had come prepared with gear I had never seen before. Electric nets crackled through the air wrapping around Marcus before he could dodge. The silver burned through his fur and he screamed in a way that made my heart stop. His mother ran toward him but Ryder grabbed her and pulled her back. "You can't help him if you're down too." Stella was herd