Lahat ng Kabanata ng Fated Alpha Stepbrothers: Kabanata 141 - Kabanata 150

Sierra’s povI bit my fingers as I waited for anyone to join me on the dining table but no one even showed up. “Where is everyone?” I asked Cecile who was looking like a ghost. She shrugged in response. I kissed my teeth angrily, pushing my hair backwards. “Are you worried about her? I am sure she is doing fine, this is not the first time she has done this,” I said, my tone completely dismissive. “Why is everyone acting moody and dull? I honestly cannot deal with you all,” I muttered angrily, grabbing my cutlery and stabbing it into my meal. Cecile stood still, staring at me as I ate. She could stare for all I care, I honestly didn't give a fuck. At least it was better for her to do that than crying and sulking around. “I thought you said you were going to change?” Cecile suddenly asked. I dropped my cutlery, raising my head to stare at the figure in front of me properly. “Pardon?” I asked. “You told me that you wanted to be better but I really cannot see it. You are still

Kael’s povI sneaked out from where I hid and suddenly grabbed her. “Oh my gosh! What the hell!” Sierra screamed, being extra jumpy. She turned slowly, and I saw the color drain from her face when she realized I was standing in front of her. “Ka… ka.. Kael,” she stuttered, shaking fervently. I shook my head, disappointed and angry. “But… but… how are you here? What are you doing here?”“Did you see me?”“Trust me Kael, I wasn't doing anything. I just came to see a friend,” She said, trying to hold my hands but I yanked them away. “Don't touch me! You disgust me!” I spat out angrily.“Wait, hold on…” Sierra took a deep breath and exhaled, using her palms to rub her chest. “There is absolutely no reason for me to be paranoid,” she whispered and flipped her hair sideways. “I came here to see a friend,” “He…” She turned back like she was trying to show me the person she was with. “It is nothing that you think of. No, I wasn't cheating on you. I just came to talk,” she said. “T

Kael’s pov“She is being so difficult and it is pissing me off!” I complained, tapping my feet angrily. “I don't want to have to use force, I really don't want to but she is pushing me,” I told our father. Ronan was also seated there. “I can't even look at her at the moment, I am still very baffled by this,” Ronan chipped in. Alpha Allaric hummed. “Please don't use force, remember her mother and I have a relationship,”“We—- we should keep pressuring her until she tells us everything about that man,” He concluded. I wanted to argue with him; whatever relationship we had with Sierra didn't matter anymore. She was a traitor! She caused so many deaths and havoc in the pack. A knock disrupted us. “Come in,” my father said. Cecile walked in looking dejected. Ronan got up and embraced Cecile. “It's been days and we still have not found where she is,” Cecile said, crumpling in Ronan’s arms. “We are doing everything we can do to get that man’s location. I have a feeling he is the

Kael’s pov“No!” I took that as my cue to rush in. The doctor already told us she had a few hours left. “My daughter! My daughter!” Sierra’s mother cried out. I refused to look at her dead body on the bed. Yes, our relationship has deteriorated terribly these last few months. I knew Sierra has not been on her best behaviors, matter of fact, we could say she had been terrible but I still would not wish death on her. “You have to find that bastard! You have to find that bastard that did this!” Her mother yelled, holding my shirt. “Please, he has to pay for this! He has stripped me of everything I own,” her mother cried. I shook my head in pity. “She didn't give us any information about him,” I told her dejectedly. “Her phone, her phone,” her mother repeated, snapping her fingers. “She gave me her phone’s password. She said you might find something in her phone,” She added. “Okay, I'll find out where her phone is and use that,” I assured her. “I need to head out now, I'll s

Elias’s pov“The phone has been found,” Kael said, barging into our father’s office. His office had become a mandatory place for us to be; we had to keep planning for the unexpected. “Where was it?” our father asked. “It was in her car. I had not even thought about that quickly,” Kael said, dropping the gadget on the table. He fished out a paper from the back of his pocket and inserted the phone’s password. Even though I had questions, I knew they were baseless at the moment. I was trying to keep up with the conversations and not be a liability. “Yes, I got in,” he whispered and started checking her phone. “Check for his number first. Once we have that, we can track his location,” I instructed Kael. “I am not sure if this is his number. She saved it with an emoji. But this was the last number she called,” Kael said. We searched through the phone and found a lot of random messages from students asking about her. “Has the news got out yet?” Ronan asked our father. He shook hi