Todos os capítulos de I'm Your Brother's Wife Dear Ace : Capítulo 101 - Capítulo 110

Ace As the sky cleared into morning, I finally let go of my lingering doubts.“Alpha, let's go,” Ronan said, offering me a hand and helping me to my feet. I took a deep breath, brushing the dust from my clothes, and offered him a small, weary smile.We made our way into the village bordering the Outer Pack. As we walked through the crowded market, the townspeople stared at us with hollow, hostile eyes, shrinking back as if we carried a contagious plague. It was understandable. In a tight-knit territory like this, everyone knew everyone. Two blood-stained, weary outsiders walking through their stalls stood out like a flare in the dark. I smirked faintly, pushing the unease down, completely unaware of what was waiting for us ahead.“Now... how do we find the ancient cinnamon tree of the Soul family?” I asked, rubbing the back of my neck.Ronan looked at me and nodded grimly. “It won't be easy asking around without drawing attention.”I exhaled a long sigh. This morning was turning out

Ace “Alpha, we're doomed, right?” Ronan whispered beside me.A harsh, breathless laugh escaped my lips as I nodded. But deep down, beneath the pain and the heavy iron chains, a cold certainty settled in my chest. This Beta was the monster who had destroyed my family... and he wasn't going to get away with it.____A few hours earlier...“Beta...” I whispered, staring at him in confusion as the words of the fortune-teller echoed in my mind. “You're the Beta?”The man raised an eyebrow, eyeing me with cold disdain.“Lock them up,” he ordered flatly.The guards grabbed us by our collarbones, dragging us down into the damp, subterranean castle dungeons and throwing us hard onto the stone floor of a dark cell._____“Alpha, if he’s the Beta, that means he’s the one who cast the spell on your father,” Ronan said quietly, leaning against the cold wall.I nodded, my mind racing as I tried to piece everything together.Creak.The heavy iron door swung open. A guard stepped inside, unhooking t

The following morning, Kael gently carried his newborn daughter in his arms while Penelope remained bedridden, recovering from the grueling labor.“Oh, you look so much like your mother, my sweet girl,” Kael whispered, gently poking her soft, rosy cheek with his thumb.“Kael, she’s sleeping. Put her down in the cradle,” Penelope murmured with a tired laugh, having said it a hundred times already.“She’s just so tiny... I can’t stop holding her,” Kael replied softly, gazing down at the sleeping infant.To Kael, his daughter was more than just a child, she was his redemption, his living hope that peace had finally returned. He silently vowed to love, cherish, and protect her, swearing that no harm would ever reach her as long as he drew breath.A few days later, Zain and his pregnant wife, Riya, arrived from the Outer Pack to visit the Moonveil castle and meet their newborn niece.Zain cradled the baby in his arms, his heart swelling with pride. He smiled down at her, already making pro

“Kill the two children, but leave the princess alive,” Carl ordered his lead guard. “I will make her suffer in ways she cannot imagine. If she carries any trace of healing power, I will tear it out of her.” The guard nodded, taking young Ronan and little Elin into custody. But as he looked down at their tear-stained faces, pity stayed in his hand. Unable to bring himself to slaughter innocent blood, the guard fled in secret toward the Blackthorn territory, where he had family. He left young Elin in the care of his brother-in-law’s sister, a childless woman who welcomed the girl as her own. Traumatized by the brutal ambush and the loss of her parents, young Elin woke up with her mind fractured. She remembered nothing of her royal bloodline, only her name and the faint, haunting memory that her mother and father had perished during a journey. Ronan presented a far greater risk. Because he was older, the guard feared the boy would eventually recall the truth of Carl's treachery. See

Lyra The lingering fog dissolved in my mind, leaving me standing in the center of my restored soul. I remembered it all now….my mother’s face, my true lineage, and everything I was born to inherit.SPLASH!My eyes jolted open as icy water splashed violently across my face.“You’re awake now, Good. Let’s continue,” the man standing before me barked. “Now tell me... what do you remember?”My father... or rather, my uncle. “Father...” I rasped, my breath coming out ragged as my chest rose and fell with overwhelming fury. “You were never my father. You were my uncle Carl! And you, Maya... you were nothing more than a treacherous servant! I bet the pack will stone you to death for this treason!” I thrashed wildly against the heavy iron chains, the cold metal biting deep into my wrists.“Hahaha!” Carl laughed, a dark, mocking sound that echoed off the damp dungeon walls. Turning toward the braziers, he picked up a glowing red-hot iron rod and turned his gaze toward Elin.“So, Lyra... wh