All Chapters of My Sister Stole My Mate, And I Let Her: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

KIERAN’S POVAs soon as Sera and Lucian left the theater, my wolf instincts had been clawing at me, an unrelenting, restless pull in my chest that I couldn’t ignore.At first, I fought against it. I’d just had one altercation with Sera, and I knew she’d be livid if I gave in to the need to follow her and make sure she was okay when she was still on her stupid fucking date with Lucian.But Ashar was very rarely agitated, and his emotions saturated through mine to the point that I could barely think past the frenzy.Finally, I reached out to the security team that was always watching Sera—and they told me they’d lost her.She’d gone into Aurum, there’d been a rogue attack, and she’d never come out.My blood ran cold even as a surge of heat blasted through me. I let Ashar take control, and every second felt like a lifetime as I drove madly through the streets of LA.Her phone had been switched off, and tracking her was monumentally harder since she didn’t have a wolf, but she’d used the s

SERAPHINA'S POVLucian’s sudden appearance froze me mid-step, and my body seized up.My first instinct was to react—to explain something, anything—as though I’d been caught doing something wrong.Like a teenager whose parent had just walked into her bedroom at the worst possible moment, and her naked boyfriend was hiding out in her closet.My pulse kicked into another gear as he came closer, my mind running wild with explanations for why my ex-husband was naked behind me and I looked kissed within an inch of my life.But Lucian’s expression wasn’t suspicious. His gaze swept over me once, sharp and assessing, and then he sighed with relief.“I’m so sorry I’m late,” he said, stepping forward to wrap me in his arms. “More rogues showed up, and disposing of them took longer than I expected.”My stomach twisted.Right. The roguesWhile I was tangled up in Kieran’s arms, Lucian had been dealing with his own chaos—fighting for me.He could have gotten hurt, and here I was, flushed and guilty

SERAPHINA’S POVThe moment I saw Celeste’s reflection in the spa’s gilt-edged mirror, I knew the peace was over.Her golden hair swayed like she had a personal wind machine following her, and the laughter spilling from her lips wasn’t just loud—it was performative.Flanking her were Abby and Emma, all three carrying the smugness of people used to having the world bow at their feet.Maya’s hand was still on mine from when they’d walked in. The squeeze she gave me was subtle, but the message was clear: Brace yourself.We were invisible for the first ten glorious seconds—until Abby’s gaze landed on me. Her steps slowed, her mouth curled. And then the performance began.“Oh my God,” she gasped, the sound dripping with disbelief. “Seraphina Lockwood. You’re alive?”Emma followed with a hand clasped dramatically to her chest. “Oh, what good luck! I heard she was attacked by rogues—again.” She lingered on the last word as though it tasted bitter.I kept my eyes on the warm water swirling arou

SERAPHINA’S POVThe gates of the Nightfang Packhouse loomed ahead the next day, their wrought-iron curves glinting under the bright morning light.My hands tightened on the steering wheel, knuckles pale. I hadn’t been here since before Kieran and I got divorced, but even when I occasionally had reason to visit, I was treated with disdain—cold stares and sharp barbs—by the pack members.After all, I wasn’t their Luna. I was just the woman who trapped their Alpha in marriage with my pregnancy.But now, I was back.For Daniel—nothing else. I forced myself to remember that.The guards at the checkpoint stiffened as my car approached. They recognized me instantly, and one stepped forward, his hand lifted in a signal to halt.I rolled down the window, my voice firm before he could say a word. “I’m here to see Alpha Kieran.It’s urgent.”They exchanged glances. I caught the faint twitch at the corner of one guard’s mouth—a trace of unease.“The Alpha’s in his office,” the older one finally sa

SERAPHINA’S POVA mix of delight and nervous anticipation lifted my chest as Lucian stepped out of his car and moved towards me with that effortless stride of his, all measured precision and calm confidence.“Sera,” he said, and the familiar warmth of his voice made me momentarily forget the tension that had been looming between me and Kieran.I barely had time to respond before he closed the distance, and I could see the apology already there in his eyes.“I’m sorry I didn’t reach you sooner,” Lucian said quickly, almost stumbling over the words. “I had to take an out-of-town trip for pack business the past couple of days and just got back this morning. I—”He stopped, clearing his throat. “I should have let you know. I didn’t mean to worry you.”Relief flooded through me so fast it felt dizzying. “Lucian… It’s okay,” I said, my voice soft. “Really. I was just worried because I hadn’t heard from you, that’s all.”I gave him a reassuring smile as his gaze lingered on me, steady with th