Todos os capítulos de I'm Your Brother's Wife Dear Ace : Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 100

Lyra“GUARDS! CATCH THEM!” Draven’s furious roar thundered from my chambers behind us as he struggled back to his feet.We sprinted down the grand staircase, dodging past stunned servants and bursting out through the heavy iron gates of the courtyard. We ran blindly into the surrounding wilderness, knowing only one thing: we had to escape, and we could never look back.From behind us, the thunder of heavy boots and the galloping hooves of mounted guards echoed through the dark trees. Terror seized my chest, my hands trembling violently as Elin and I stumbled through the brush. Out of the corner of my eye, I spotted a dense patch of high green grass bordering the forest line. If we hid in there, the darkness might swallow us. I grabbed Elin’s wrist and dragged her down into the thick blades, pulling us flat against the damp earth.A few agonizing minutes passed. My breath caught in my throat as the pounding hooves and heavy footsteps of Draven's men swept right past our hiding spot.

Ace “Got you,” I snarled, a bloody smirk spreading across my jaw as I shifted into my wolf. The creature was the exit itself. That was why every attempt I made to leap at it resulted in being flung violently against the boundary walls. It wasn't just blocking the path….it was hiding it with its own body.As I charged toward the shape-shifting beast once more, it raised its right arm…the same massive claw it had used to swat me aside before. Expecting the blow, I ducked low, swerving sharply to its left. Without missing a beat, I leaped straight into its smoky, shifting torso.“Ghh!” I groaned as my body broke through the wall of mist, hitting the hard, damp earth on the other side and tumbling back into my human form. I didn't stop to check whether my theory had been entirely right or if I had simply gotten lucky; I scrambled frantically to my feet and looked around. The stifling, enclosed arena was gone. I was back in the wider expanse of the foggy wilderness.“You might have esca

KaelWolfless. Hmm.I hated the sound of that word. It brought back bitter memories of my own past... but the joke was on her. I was the one who had locked her wolf away in the first place. And now, she had stood in my office claiming that her wolf was free, which meant it was only a matter of time before her locked memories resurfaced. She would remember everything that happened when she was a child... and I couldn't allow that.If she remembered the truth, she would come for my throne, and my life.So, I had sent the guards to ambush her, drag her down to the dark stone cellar, and throw her into a cell right alongside her maid.Before her unannounced return, I had already received a letter from Draven demanding Lyra’s location. Seeing her stumble into my courtyard earlier, looking like she had dragged herself through hell, had brought a twisted smile to my face. Penelope... see what your precious daughter is going through, I thought, staring out my window into the courtyard. This

Ace “Help!” I turned in the direction of the voice, freezing as a little girl sprinted out from between the dusty aisles of grain sacks.“Please, Sir, help me!” she sobbed, clutching my arm.I nodded quickly. “It's okay….”Before I could finish, I looked past her shoulder at the shadow looming at the end of the aisle. My jaw dropped.Am I dreaming? I thought, before catching myself. Right... this is a dream.DON'T THINK TOO LOUD, CAUSE I CAN HEAR YOUR THOUGHTS AND I CAN TAKE THEM FOR AN ANSWER.The child-entity’s warning echoed sharply in my mind.Standing before me was a towering monstrosity. Black, viscous liquid dripped continuously from its jagged maw, sizzling against the wooden floorboards. Its claws were long and crooked, and rows of razor-sharp teeth gleamed in the dim warehouse light.“GRRRRR!” It let out a deafening roar that shook the rafters, then charged toward us, its massive legs pounding against the floor.“Go hide over there!” I shouted to the girl, shifting into m

Ace The bright morning light gleamed at the end of the tall, dark trees.Finally, I’m almost there, I thought, pushing my aching legs forward. But with every step, Ronan grew heavier on my back. His head sloughed limply against my shoulder, his skin deathly cold. I didn't know if he would survive long enough for me to find help, and the Outer Pack was hardly known for welcoming strangers with open arms.Thud.My knees gave out without warning, and I slammed into the damp earth, and Ronan slipped from my back, rolling onto his side in the grass.“Mmmgh...” I gasped, my lungs burning as I clawed at the dirt. Using the last remaining thread of my strength, I forced myself to stand and dragged my feet toward him. Every inch felt like pulling my limbs through wet concrete; my energy was draining at an alarming rate.Beside Ronan’s motionless hand lay the lock of Lyra's hair, the one I had given him for safekeeping. It must have slipped from his pocket when we fell. As I rolled him onto