All Chapters of Mated To My Alpha Stepbrother: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Theo’s POVI sat there watching her eat, my eyes not leaving her for a second. One plate. Then another. Then a third. She did not slow down, did not even pause like someone who was already full. She just kept going, like her body needed more and more.By the time she finished the third plate, I was already frowning. “More?” she asked, looking up like nothing was strange.For a moment, I just stared at her.It was not normal.Even after a shift, even after stress, this was too much. But I pushed the thought down. Maybe her body was trying to recover. Maybe it needed this. “Bring her more,” I said quietly to the maid.The food came again, and she ate without hesitation. I leaned back slightly, my fingers tapping lightly against the table as I watched her. My mind kept going back to everything that had happened. The fight. The wound. The way it healed too fast. The shift.Now this.Something was not right.But I did not want to rush into panic again. I had done that once already. This tim

Theo’s POVThe news had barely settled in my mind before chaos hit. My pack is under attack right now? How was this happening? Yes, I knew they were going to attack, but this soon? When the warriors weren’t here yet.I grabbed Liam, and we ran out to the courtyard. The scene was worse than I imagined. Maids screamed, running to get the children to safety. Guards charged at the gates. Mothers clutched their little ones and ran. I scanned the area and realized a car would slow me down. Every second counted, so we ran straight into the fight. Men in black were everywhere. Their faces covered, their weapons sharp, some carrying fire wrapped in dark stones. Others clashed with my men in brutal combat. My warriors were trained, skilled, and disciplined, and at first, we had the upper hand. I dove into the chaos, moving with precision, striking fast. I couldn’t waste a single moment. Every attack, every block, every movement had to protect my pack. But then I saw them. More and more kept

Brycen’s POVFreedom tasted better than I remembered.The air felt different, lighter, like I could finally breathe again after being locked away for so long, and as I walked through my pack, watching them bow their heads and step aside for me, I felt that power settle back into my bones like it had never left.They welcomed me without question.Of course they did.No one here was foolish enough to go against me or run to Alpha Theo with news of my return, because they all knew what would happen if they tried.Getting out of that dungeon had not been easy, and for a moment it almost felt like it would never happen, but I was here now, standing where I belonged, and that was all that mattered.My father was barely alive when we escaped, his body weak, his breath uneven, and even now he lay somewhere between life and death, but I felt nothing when I thought about it.He brought this on himself.If he had made better choices, we would not have ended up there in the first place.And Xena…

Brycen’s POV“And who is this powerful being?” I asked, my full attention now locked on Frey. “What do you even mean by a powerful being?”Frey looked at me like I had just asked the most useless question, his face showing nothing but annoyance. “How would I know?” he snapped, his tone dry. “All I heard is that they call it the Scarlet.”The word sat in the air for a second.Scarlet.“You really don’t listen at all,” he continued, his voice hard now. “For now, Theo should never know you’ve been released, because the moment he finds out, he becomes alert, careful, harder to strike.”“But you just had to act on your own,” he added, his voice rising again. “You rushed into an attack and ruined everything.”“Now he’s going to dig,” Frey went on, his tone. “He’s going to look for answers, and when he does, he will not stop until he finds who did this.”I let out a low breath, my anger building slowly but staying under control. “And if even a single trace leads back to me ,” he said, his vo

Elder Frey’s POV“How is that even possible with such a short time?” I asked, my voice low as I stared at the maid, my thoughts already moving faster than my words.“It is possible, my lord,” she said quickly, her fingers twisting together as she spoke. “They were away for two weeks, and… it could also mean they were involved before then.”She did not sound sure, and I could see it in the way her eyes shifted, but that did not matter.What mattered was the result.Theo had an heir.So soon.I turned slightly, walking a few steps away as I let that sink in, my mind already building new paths, new plans, new ways to move forward.An heir meant strength. An heir meant legacy. But it did not stop anything.Not for me.“If I have to go to that sorcerer myself, I will,” I muttered under my breath. There were answers I needed.And I would get them.I turned back to her. “Do you know anything about the powerful being that intervened during the attack?” I asked.“No, my lord,” she replied quic