All Chapters of Fated Alpha Stepbrothers: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Elias’ povLuna Regina climbed the stage to join our dad. “Ohh Alpha Allaric, I am so glad that you have decided to make this formal,” she uttered in her fake raspy voice. “We should know that this marriage is not happening merely because of economic reasons but because our children love each other,”“The love between the pack has extended to our children and we knew this was the best option for them,” She added, still smiling. “With this, I’d also like to announce that the wedding is happening immediately after their graduation which is coming up in a few weeks from now,”She raised her glass of wine and made a toast. “To a happy and peaceful coexistence between the two packs,” she said and cheered with my dad who was smiling. “Ohh my gosh! I can’t believe this is happening,” Sierra screamed in excitement, covering her mouth. I turned to stare at my brothers and noticed that they were as shocked as I was. So I wasn’t the only one in the dark yeah?“I can’t believe this! I real

Sierra’s pov“Elias!” I called his name, rushing after him. “You can’t go anywhere!” I whisper-yelled. Elias yanked his arms away from me. “Aren’t you ashamed of yourself?” He spat out angrily. I scoffed, folding my arms. “Ashamed? Never, Elias. I got what I wanted, that’s all that matters,”I paused and flipped my hair. “As a matter of fact, you should be the one ashamed of yourself! Are you hitting on your adopted sister?” I asked him. “Adopted?! Ohh, now she is adopted? Do you consider her my sister now? After hurling several insults at her and telling her she doesn’t fit in?” Elias shot back at me. I clapped my hands, clicking my tongue. “Stop the hypocrisy,”“You were never a saint. You stood and watched as I did all these things to her, and you never complained. Not even once, stop trying to act like a saint,” I responded. Elias growled, pushing his hair backward with his hands. “You know what? I am done with you, stop trying to—““No, Elias. I don’t even have to lis

Kael’s pov“You have to take it easy on him, remember that we are the ones hiding the truth from him,” I said, barging into Elias’ room. Elias turned to face me, his eyes blazing in anger. “Nah, you are spewing nonsense,”“Indeed, we haven’t spoken the truth to him but that doesn’t change the fact that he doesn’t ask us shit!”“It is our life okay!”“He has been doing that for a long time, I guess it is time for us to put a stop to it!”“Let him fucking ask us before making a decision!” Elias raised his voice. “Bro, calm your nerves,” Ronan said immediately he walked into the room. “Elias! What the fuck! Why would you do that?” Ronan asked. “I am not going to keep kissing his ass like you both have been doing,” Elias let out.I sighed, crossing my arms while staring intently at him. “We have to be calm about this. Remember that we are wrong, acting strong-headed is the last thing we want to do at this time,” Ronan said. I kissed my teeth in frustration and sat on his bed. “Whe

Sierra’s povI stared at her retreating figure, trying not to think too much about this. But could they be a possibility?I stomped my feet on the ground in frustration. Tsk! Why was it so difficult to get the truth around here? It was like everyone was hoarding the truth and didn't want to say anything about it!I thought if I frustrated her then she would splurt out the truth but none of that worked. At this rate, my mother was going to start thinking that I was a failure and I desperately wanted to prove that I wasn't one. “What are you staring at? You losers!” I spat angrily, glaring at them. Get out of my face! Get out!” I screamed at them, not wanting to see them. Arghh!I hated the staff that worked here. They were always so nosy and irritating. I really don’t blame them, I blame Alpha Allaric. He was always so nice to them and that was why they thought they could behave like idiots. Ohh well, I wasn’t going to tolerate them, I would teach them a lesson if they dared me

Liora’s pov“Have any idea why she is extra grumpy today?” Cecile whispered into my ear as she served the table. I shrugged in response, trying to hide the laughter that wanted to break out. To hell with her if she thought I actually cared about her. She had been stressing me out for days until I had to give it to her. “Really? Is this how you serve over here?” Sierra asked the maid angrily. She turned to Alpha Allaric. “I think most of the staff here need to go for proper orientation on what they are supposed to do. They are so incompetent and annoying!” She spat out angrily. Alpha Allaric raised his brows in surprise. “I honestly haven't noticed that,” he responded. He turned to Cecile and raised his brows in question. “I don't know what she is talking about, Alpha. All the staff work properly,” Cecile responded. “Enough with the nagging. We are trying to eat here,” Kael said; his voice laced with anger. Thankfully, Sierra got the memo and kept her mouth shut. I was so g