All Chapters of My Sister Stole My Mate, Now He Regrets It: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

[ Cassandra ]“I don’t know much about my mother’s professional life. I was sent to a boarding school at a very young age since I was raised by a single mother. It was difficult for her to balance her heavy schedule as a doctor and also raising me.”I came up with a smooth lie.“Still, if you could remember something useful. It wasn’t like you never met any of her coworkers or her friends.” He insisted and it was getting more difficult for me to find a way to stop this.“No, I never took interest in meeting people related to her. If I knew something, I would have told you. Since my childhood, my mother focused on my grooming and wanted me to follow her footsteps. So, I never really had friends of mine let alone meeting my mother’s circle.”Again, he stared at me blankly as if he wanted to say something but nodded his head anyway.“Okay, I thought you could help me to find her. A little help would be enough for me to trace her roots because I really don’t know a thing about my father’s

[ Cassandra ][ Roman, can you do a favour for me? ]I impatiently tapped my feet on the wooden floor. The night was getting darker and the rain had no mood to stop anytime soon.My phone beeped and I quickly opened my text chat to see Roman’s response.[ Don’t call me. Everyone’s at the packhouse tonight. They might eavesdrop. So, only reply through texts. ]I pressed the sent button.[ Okay, what I have to do? ][ Please, go to Dr. Rebecca’s house or meet his old colleagues… ]I explained him everything over the texts. I had no idea about Dr. Rebecca and her daughter’s deeper past. I was only given her name and the basic details about her identity. Humans never really bothered to dig into my past because they cared for my services.When Dominic asked me about his half-sister and their past with my adoptive mother, I couldn’t find peace. The girl was in great danger.Rogues are the filthiest creatures. They have no mercy in their bones.They live on the rules of survival.I was doing

[ Cassandra ]I plopped my head back on sofa.Dominic’s words kept echoing in my mind. He’s bipolar. He never stopped looking for Cassandra but his action said otherwise.Cassandra shouldn’t be brought in the present. It was very obvious that he isn’t going to leave Amelia ever. She’s his fated mate.A fated mate can’t be replaced by anyone. She’s an alpha’s daughter.Cassius needs Dominic. It was proved when Dominic’s presence pulled him out of death’s mouth.My life kept bringing me back into his orbit.But deep down I knew that Cassius wasn’t the only reason anymore.I slowly grew to like his presence around me.“Hold on, Cassandra. He’s not yours.” I tried to convince myself.But would I ever be happy to see them having a happily ever after?They ruined my life.Even if I tell him today that I am Cassandra, still there would be no guarantee that he is going to repent and choose me over Amelia.He never admitted that he will reject her.I was busy battling my own heart and mind whe

[ Cassandra ]I impatiently tapped my feet against the old root of the tree and watched the sun going down in the west horizon.What kind of game Lucian was trying to play?My mind wheeled in all the possible directions but his bipolar behaviour wasn’t taking me to a concrete conclusion.Maybe agreeing to meet him like this could backfire on me but it felt an easier choice rather than facing my tormentors who caused my wolf to die.“I didn’t expect you to come, Doctor.”Lucian’s voice forced me to tear my gaze away from the beautiful scenery in front of me to the man leaning against the tree trunk.“You know it’s really creepy to stalk and watch women like this, Mr. Beckett.” I reminded him.“I just came and you were too busy to admire the nature so I didn’t interrupt you. Anyway, I have something for you.” He said and then forwarded a manila envelope towards me.“What is it?” I asked.“Read it yourself. I think it might help you to find your answers, Becca.” He said.Taking the envel

[ Cassandra ]I couldn’t think of another thing except the disturbing discovery about Roseline Woodford. The letter felt heavier in my pocket.If Roseline Woodford’s children suffered the same symptoms and she was able to find cure for her son, the next alpha then I was just a step away from finding the first door to heal my child.But the bigger challenge was how to convince Roseline to spill the whole truth. What I’d learnt from Lucian, it was just a tiny fragment and jumping to an indefinite conclusion would be a drastic mistake.“Dr. Miller, we need to talk.”Dominic’s deep voice forced me to halt in my track and I looked at the man who always managed to stir something inside me against the firm will of my mind.“Alpha, I am going to have dinner. Your grandmother called me. I think you are also heading there.” I kept my response brief but this time I didn’t make it flat or rude.Dominic was the last person I was bothered about.“After the dinner we’ll talk. Please, come to my offi