Todos los capítulos de Last Female Sypher and Her Brother's Friends: Capítulo 51 - Capítulo 60

RonanThe hunter gives us nothing.Not a name. Not a faction. Not even a lie good enough to be useful.I stand across from him in the holding room, arms crossed, watching the way his eyes track every movement like he’s still calculating angles, still searching for an advantage he doesn’t have.Barric tried brute force.Kade tried intimidation.I tried patience.None of it cracked him.He just bleeds, breathes, and smiles like he knows something we don’t.My wolf snarls beneath my skin. Break him.“Not yet,” I murmur internally.He’s useless.“Not yet,” I repeat, sharper this time.Because as much as I want to tear answers out of him, I can’t afford to lose control—not now. Not with everything already hanging by a thread.I push off the wall and step closer, crouching so we’re eye level.“This is your last chance,” I tell him quietly.He spits blood to the side and grins.“Then I guess you’re out of luck.”My jaw tightens.For a split second, I consider it—just ending him. Ending the p

BarricI see them before they see me.Ronan walks ahead with that steady, unbreakable stride of his, but there’s a tightness in his shoulders I don’t like. Beside him, Aria keeps pace, her cheeks faintly flushed, her lips pressed together like she’s holding something back. Whatever passed between them, it wasn’t nothing.My wolf stirs.Our mate is taken off guard; he murmurs, low and alert.And that's not all she is.The scent of her arousal sweeps through, making my cock start to fill.There’s no time to pick apart emotions or desire when the air itself feels wrong and ain't that just a bitch.I straighten as they approach, rolling my shoulders back, pushing down the weight that’s been sitting there for days now. Weeks, if I’m being honest. Being Beta isn’t just standing at Ronan’s side—it’s holding everything together when the cracks start to spread.And the cracks are spreading.Fifteen pack members want out.Fifteen.The number repeats in my head like a curse.They’re afraid, my w

KadeAria doesn’t let it go.I knew she wouldn’t.She’s sitting forward now, elbows on her knees, eyes locked on me, as if I even think about holding something back, she’ll call me on it. There’s sweat still clinging to her skin from training, her hair damp, her body exhausted—but her mind?Sharp.Too sharp.Barric leans against the wall across from us, arms crossed, watching the exchange without interrupting. He’ll step in if he needs to, but for now, this is mine.My wolf shifts beneath my skin, restless. She deserves the truth.“I’m getting that look again,” Aria says, narrowing her eyes at me. “The one where you decide how much I can handle.”I huff out a quiet breath and rub the back of my neck.“Yeah,” I admit. “I am.”“Don’t.”Simple.Direct.Not a request.I glance at Barric. He doesn’t move, but there’s a subtle tilt of his head.Your call.Right.“No more half-answers,” Aria adds.My wolf rumbles. Good.I drag a hand down my face, then look back at her.“Alright,” I say. “Th

TheoThe moment hangs heavy in the air, thick with heat, tension, and something deeper—something primal.Ronan’s bedroom has an open floor plan with the bed in the center of the minimalist room. It’s where we decided to solidify our bond, to make it known that Aria is ours and give our bond the root it needs to grow in strength between us.There won’t be any questions as to who Aria belongs to after this.I feel it before anyone speaks.Ours, my wolf growls low, pacing beneath my skin. She is ours.Aira stands in the center of us, chest rising and falling, eyes blazing with that same fire she unleashed earlier. There’s no fear in her scent. No hesitation. Just raw, unshakable certainty.Kade steps forward first, his presence commanding as always. “You understand what this means,” he says, voice steady but roughened at the edges. “There’s no halfway after this.”Aira doesn’t flinch. “I wouldn’t be standing here if I didn’t.”Ronan exhales a quiet laugh beside me, moving behind her and

RonanInside, the warmth hits me first—woodsmoke, pine, and something softer underneath. Her scent. Aria.She’s sitting on the edge of the couch, fingers twisting together, while Kade stands near the window, arms crossed, watching the treeline like he expects it to move.Barric leans against the wall, massive and unmoving, while Liam lounges in a chair like this is just another casual night.It isn’t.Theo’s not here yet, but that doesn’t surprise me. He’s probably circling the perimeter.Aria looks up when I step in. Relief flickers across her face, quick but real.“Her buyer was a Hunter,” Kade says without preamble.My wolf snarls at the word as if it is the enemy in the flesh.Straight to it. Of course.My jaw tightens. “What?”Aria nods, hesitant. “I know home. He was the guy I went out on a date with the night the assembly sent those wolves to get me. I just can't believe it.He seemed…” She hesitates, searching. “Normal.”My wolf snarls. Nothing is normal.“Did he seem openly ho