All Chapters of Fated to the Alpha Stepbrother: Chapter 51 - Chapter 55

52ISABELLA“I was just about to come to you,” I said as they approached. “Rohan invited her to come.” Lila lowered her voice to say.The mate bond reacted instantly, heat curling beneath my ribs like it approved of the information. I hated that my body reacted to him before my mind even caught up.In the background he was this helpful guardian angel.But really saw me as his nemesis.The Seer moved stiffly near the fountain, her milky dress flowing around her thin frame as the morning breeze swept through the courtyard. A rough sack bag hung over one shoulder, clutched tightly in her wrinkled fingers. Her pale eyes darted across the packhouse grounds constantly, like she expected wolves to leap and attack at any second.Honestly, maybe she wasn’t wrong.She looked tense enough to bolt.I walked toward her slowly. “You don’t need to look so worried. This is a safe space.”The Seer frowned so deeply the lines on her face sharpened.“Safe?” she echoed dryly.The way she said the word m

54ISABELLAThe vision shattered as suddenly as it came.Air slammed back into my lungs.I stumbled backward, nearly dropping the clay pot as the garden snapped back into focus around me. The scent of damp earth and flowers hit me all at once, but my heartbeat was still trapped somewhere inside that memory.The warmth of her hands still lingered against my chest like phantom heat.Lila rushed toward me immediately. “My lady?”I blinked rapidly, trying to steady myself.The Seer didn’t move.She simply watched me with an expression far too unsurprised for my liking.“What… was that?” I whispered.The Seer sighed heavily before lowering herself onto the stone bench nearby.“A vision.”I swallowed hard.“That’s not possible.”“It clearly is.”I stared at her.“She was there,” I said shakily. “My mother was there.”Something flickered across the Seer’s face then.“You’ll get more of them,” she said quietly.The words made my stomach twist.“More?”She nodded once.“The deeper your magic a

56ISABELLAI stared at my hands in horror.“No,” I whispered immediately, shaking my head hard. “No, that’s not possible.”The Seer looked exhausted.Far more exhausted than she had moments ago.“It is.”I pushed myself up too quickly, panic clawing through my chest again. “How would my powers even do that?”The Seer steadied me before I could stumble backward.“Easy,” she muttered darkly. “You were never meant to exist.”The words sent a cold chill racing down my spine.I stared at her.“What does that mean?”She released a tired breath before slowly lowering herself onto the cracked edge of the fountain.“When we first met,” she began carefully, “I was shocked because your scent made no sense.”My pulse quickened.“You smelled like a wolf,” she continued, “but your magic…” Her pale eyes lifted toward me. “Your magic felt ancient. Witch blood. Strong witch blood.”The world suddenly felt very quiet.“You think I’m…” My throat tightened. “A hybrid?”The Seer rubbed at the bluish vein