All Chapters of Mated To My Brother-In-Law: Chapter 111 - Chapter 115

What I needed to clear my fogged head was nothing more than the morning cold against my skin as tiny beads of sweat rolled down the sides of my face. I had been running for nearly an hour, my legs burning and lungs aching as a torch hung below me, but I didn't slow down. The rhythm of my feet against the pavement was the only thing keeping the chaos in my chest at rest… alongside my heartbreak song playlist. Every time I stopped or took a deep breath, the thoughts came rushing back. Nick admitting to wanting Kira and Kira… The weight of her lies was choking me. My sister killed someone and had been lying to me for years… Thanks to my convenient memory loss. And Nick covered it up. With no shame whatsoever. How great was his love for her that not even the mate bond he shared with me deterred him? I rounded a corner and entered one of the main streets of the town. The small shops and cafes just began opening for the day, and the sweet scent of fresh-baked goods drew my feet toward

The warmth of the fire kissed my skin as I settled on the chair… the scent of herbs still hung in the air, and the air had shifted. The weight of my decision pressed against my chest like an iron rod, and Hilda’s pale eyes followed me as I moved my legs closer. “Lie down,” Hilda said, already moving toward her shelves. She observed the basket of dried herbs, selecting this one and that one with ease. “The tea will take a few minutes to brew, but it will help with the taste of the gross drink, as you call it. Use that time to quiet your mind.” I sat on the long couch, the leather itching, calming my body. My hand was still wrapped around the small jar she had given me earlier, but she shook her head when I held it up. “Hand it over. Since you’ll be going through the process here, I’ll mix it in with some herbs to make a more soothing tea. I’m not promising it will be sweet but it will not be as gross, okay?” she took the jar from me and i nodded. My mind was a bit at rest knowing I

Kira In everything that constantly derailed my mind, a dream that came without warning was the shove I never saw coming.One moment, I was drifting in darkness—soon after eating dinner in stiff silence after my parents fussed over Kayla. Next, I was running as if I were being chased.My bare feet slapped against cold, wet ground that rippled through my body. The forest surrounded me, not the familiar woods of Dark Valley I was used to, but something darker. The trees looked like human skeletons, their branches in the shape of hands reaching toward the blood moon that hung too low in the sky. The blood moon seemed out of place. My heart hammered against my ribs, and my lungs burned at the speed my legs were taking me. I didn’t know exactly what I was running from, only that something was behind me. Something faster to compete with my werewolf speed. I could smell its hunger. I risked a glance over my shoulder. The red eyes were the first I saw in the dark, then the pale skin, and