All Chapters of Impregnated by the Wrong Alpha Brother : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

POV: Briar“Next in line, the wolfless daughter of the councilor!”The diviner's voice echoed over the roaring fire, sharp enough to cut through the heavy beat of the pack drums. The whole pack had gathered in the palace garden that night, the flames rising high into the dark sky. Every wolf who turned nineteen that year stood in a line, waiting to be bound to the one the Moon Goddess chose. I stood among them, my heart slamming against my ribs so hard I thought the people beside me could hear it. I had prayed for this night since I was a child. I did not just want any mate. Deep down, I hoped and prayed the goddess would give me Kaius, the Alpha heir.I loved him quietly for years. I watched him from a distance and remembered every sweet thing he ever said to me. I told myself that if fate wanted us together, maybe my size would not matter to him anymore.When my name left the diviner's lips, I stepped forward. My breath caught in my throat as Kaius stood up from his seat beside his f

POV: Briar"Last night was my best." I read the words written on the small white paper out loud to the empty room.The other side of the large bed was completely cold. It felt empty. He was already gone. I read the note three more times before I allowed a small smile to touch my lips. For just one single second, I felt normal. Then the memory of his unmasked face crashed straight into my skull, and my smile vanished completely."It could not be Kaius," I whispered to myself, dropping the paper onto the pillow. "He was with Calla."He was probably still asleep beside my sister in the palace right at this exact moment. But the face I saw under that black mask would not leave my mind. I saw his sharp jaw on my long walk back home. I saw his cruel eyes while I changed out of last night's wrinkled dress. I saw him while I sat at the kitchen table, staring blankly at my own shaking hands."Are you just going to sit there all day?" my father asked.I jumped in my chair. He walked into the kit

POV: Briar“Rhys”I froze as I heard Kaius' voice behind us but Rhys acted like he did not.His hands were still resting beside my head against the stone wall, I could feel the warmth from his body which was close to mine. His grey eyes lingered on my face for a split second and his clenched jaw which was displayed for me to see by the moonlight before he finally turned toward his brother to stand beside me.His eyes moved from Rhys to me, then back to Rhys.“What exactly are you doing?” he demanded with a slight shock.“Nothing,” I blurted. “It's none of your business” I further chipped in.“That's a strange question coming from you.” Rhys replied with a smirk.Kaius's eyes narrowed.“I wasn't talking to you.” Kaius replied as he narrowed his eyes.“You were looking directly at me.” Rhys insisted “I was looking at her.” Kaius said with his voice slightly raised.My heart skipped. I could not understand the dialogue going on before me.“Briar, come here.” Kaius commanded, taking a st

POV: Briar“What?” I asked, my eyes widened.“You don't remember.” he asked surprisingly.I searched his face looking for a clue.“No.” I said, not remembering anything.A sad smile touches his lips and he continued explaining,“You used to sit near the old oak tree behind the training grounds.”“The tree with the swing?” I asked, my memory trying to grasp what he was saying.“Yes,” he affirmed.I stared at him because I remember that tree.I remember sitting there alone while Calla trained with the other children but I don't remember Rhys.“You watched me?” I asked to confirm.“Every chance I got.” he replied.My chest tightened at his words. He always knew his ways around words.“Why?” I asked.He smiled faintly at me.“Because you were the only person who never cared that I was a prince.”I shook my head. That can't be. I'm naturally a caring person.“That can't be true.” I said in a defensive tone.“It is.” he insisted as he steps closer.“You'd bring me flowers.”I blinked.“I th

“What do you mean, this is an unordinary pregnancy?”My voice sounded sharper than I intended, but I didn't care. I demanded an urgent answer.Mara is still staring at the results of my examination as though they might suddenly change if she doesn't look at it long enough.I was pissed off by what she's doing. I do not have the whole time in the world. I needed to wrap up things with her and set out to do what's in my mind.“Please, stop looking at that paper and talk to me. Is something wrong with my baby?” I raised my voice a lit bit higher.“I didn't say that.” she replied. Her eyes lifted to mine.“Then what did you say?”There was silence and it made my chest tightened.“Mara!” I shouted.“Briar, calm down.” “No. Not until you tell me what's happening to my body.” I replied with my raised voice.She rose slowly and closed the curtains over the small window. Then she checked the door, to be sure it is locked.I wasn't understanding what she was doing. It became suspicious.“Why a