Todos los capítulos de Fated Alpha Stepbrothers: Capítulo 151 - Capítulo 160

Liora’s povIt's been a few days since I last met Lucien. I still haven't stopped thinking about the blue moon, and I can now recall where I saw it. It was in one of my dreams. The moon illuminated brightly; it was such a beautiful sight, but a scary day for my mother because she was chased by her relentless captor. “Have this,” Rhea said and pushed a plate of food to me. I hated how she treated me like I was a dog but there was nothing I could do but tolerate her behavior. I munched the food gently, my mind was at home. There was this eerie feeling I was having, I prayed in my heart that they were doing fine. Hopefully, Elias was also awake by now. I was still eating when the door suddenly opened ajar. “It will soon be here,”I turned and saw that it was Lucien walking in, he had a triumphant smile on his face. I quickly got on my feet when I saw him. “What is that?” I asked cluelessly. He erupted in laughter, shaking fervently. “The blue moon. For the first time in twen

Liora’s povI looked at her, anger seeped through my veins. I should have known from her behaviour towards me, she hated my guts. There was something that pushed her to hate me. "You knew, you—" I said, my voice shaking with rage. “Aren't you also a woman? You knew about this and helped me? You should be ashamed of yourself!” I said angrily. Rhea's lips curled into a sneer.“A woman?” she repeated and laughed. “I can see you are such a dumb fool,” She responded. “Nothing about me is womanlike. And of course, I'll always help him. That shouldn't bother you, should it?” She asked, raising her brows. She fished out a dagger from her pocket and pressed it against my palm. “It is time for you to explore. I think he had been giving you princess treatment and I completely hate it,” Rhea said with an evil smirk. I groaned in pain as she grabbed my wrist forcefully. She tore my palm with the dagger, causing me to feel a sharp sting. Blood gushed out from the wound almost immediately,

Elias' POVThe shadows took form and became wolves. Dozens of wolves emerged from the darkness; they had hollow eyes and fur made of matter. From their jerky movement, I knew they weren't real. It was just a manipulation from Rhea’s magic. They were her puppets, carrying out her orders. There was something about fighting with my own mother that made me weak already. It was the worst thing to wish on anyone, having to fight with your own mother. I looked into my brother’s eyes and saw that they were reluctant. “Get behind me,” I growled, stepping in front of my brothers. I totally understood if they were still blinded by the love they had for our mother but I wasn't and someone had to take on the fights. The woman laughing maniacally in front of me wasn't my mother. She just would never be. I had accepted the fact that my mother was long dead. I stood in a fighting stance, ready to go head-to-head with these creatures in front of me when I felt Kael grab my arm. “We fight t

Kael’s POVWe ran until the trees began to thin. The blue moon lit the path ahead like cold daylight. Every step sent pain through my legs, but I did not slow down. Liora’s weight in my arms reminded me why we could not stop.“Talk to me,” I said to her. “Stay awake.”She lifted her head a little. “I’m here. The link is getting stronger. He’s already at the border.”Elias ran on my right, still in human form but ready to shift. “How bad is it?”“I can feel the pack fighting,” Liora answered. “Ava is hurt. Cecile is trying to protect the younger ones. Alpha Allaric is holding the main gate, but the rogues keep coming.”Ronan cursed under his breath. “We should have killed Lucien when we had the chance.”“We will,” I said. “First we reach home.”The mate bond pulsed between the four of us. I used it to share what strength I still had. Liora’s skin felt too hot. The ritual energy still moved under her skin like restless light.“Does it hurt?” I asked.“Yes,” she said simply. “But I can

Ronan’s POVThe sky above the pack lands turned darker even though the blue moon still hung there. Lucien’s power pulled at the edges of the light. I could feel it pressing against my skin like cold hands.Liora stood in the center of our small group, light pouring from her palms. The circle of clean blue energy around her grew wider. Every time it touched a controlled rogue, the sickly glow left their eyes.“They’re breaking free,” I said. “More of them.”Kael wiped blood from his mouth. “Good. We need every fighter we can get.”Elias stayed closest to Liora, ready to move if Lucien tried another close attack. Allaric and Ava held the outer edge. Cecile had taken the younger ones to a safer building, but I could still hear distant fighting.Lucien watched the spreading light with narrowed eyes. “Clever. But temporary. The deeper working still holds.”Liora’s voice was calm. “Then I’ll reach the deeper part too.”She took a slow step forward. The light moved with her. I felt the mate