My Alpha Step-brother Is My Bully Novels & Stories

I heard shuffling in the background and it indicated that Alexa must have passed the phone to someone else. “You bitch. How can you be so cruel, huh? So you wouldn't care if our father died, huh?” It was my stepbrother, or rather Alexa's brother, Liam. “Point of correction, Liam, your father. Not mine. And secondly, if he dies, he fucking deserves it.” I said flatly. Deep down, I could recall the cruel treatment that Alpha Vanthorn had given me ever since my mother died. But above all, the greatest cruel treatment he has done is sending me here the moment Alpha Alejandro needed someone to serve as his breeder.

“What was your father like?” He laughed without humor once more. I saw anger swarming in those pretty eyes. Like a reflex action, pout bloomed across my face. “He shows no mercy. He’s exactly Brandon, my step-brother. He will do anything to keep the pack intact and to serve his destiny as the Alpha of our pack.” “Uhm, how did Brandon becomes your step-brother? Does she have a different mother… or did your mom die—sorry, that was way out of line. You don’t need to answer that.”

I smirked at him. “I know you won’t, you are not a bad Alpha,” “So you think, Alphas are the bad guys,” “I don’t think so, I know so, betas are the bad guys.” “Does that mean your brother is a bad guy?” I giggled at his words, I didn’t even remember how the sound of my laughter felt, I had been crying for so long. “Stop being mean?” I grabbed the side of his tummy, twitching it so hard, he flinched and I laughed.

Nadia Cole was nineteen when her own stepbrother made her his in every way that mattered, then he stood beside another woman and called her nothing but a stepsister in front of their entire family. She ran with a secret growing inside her and nothing but a duffel bag to her name. Kade Ashworth was born to be an Alpha. Powerful. Ruthless. Fated to her by the moon itself, yet engaged to someone else by pack law less than twelve hours after their forbidden night. Seven years later, he finally found her. He expected to find the broken girl he left behind. He found a Luna instead. Her own pack. Her own territory. Her own seat at the table he once told her she’d never be good enough to sit at.

I was grateful that the hallway was quiet, but my retreat didn't last. As I passed a corner, I collided with something hard. A man's chest. I stumbled back trying to gain my balance before I looked at who it was; I could see three men standing Infront me. The three Alpha brothers. Aidan, Bryan, and Callum. I could feel the crazy tension between them; an unknown force made the air heavy. They were standing in a formation I couldn't understand. They looked at each other with fury, a silent battle brewing between them.

Nodding briskly she told me, “ Oh yes, dear, you don't want to get on the Alpha's bad side nor his son's. Swallowing uncomfortably I exhaled and answered, “Gotcha.” “I will leave you so you can relax. If you need me for anything just use that pull cord on the wall there and I will come,” she asserted as she pointed at a length of velvet material with golden tassels on it. “Thank you, Lilly.” She smiled, nodded, and scurried from my room. Sitting on the edge of my bed I exhaled deeply. “Great, my new dad is a control freak and my step-siblings are my worst bullies. Mother what have you done to us,” I muttered and rubbed my eyes as memories of the evil brothers began flooding my brain.

Chatterings filled the cafeteria instantly, and I could hear most of what they uttered. "Hardin will definitely cause her end," I heard someone mumble, and I felt disgusted. Everyone was well aware of how much of a bully Hardin was, and the least they could do was to support me as I spoke up to him. Contradicting what I thought, they were fantasizing about my end. Maybe because he was the Alpha's son, because I still saw no reason why people would go any length, just to get his favor. "What gave you the audacity to even dare talking to me? Do you have no fear?"

symbol: “Looks like someone’s got a loyal admirer. @Dean Wilson This lovely girl said you’re a million times better Alpha than my brother. What do you think?” The attached images include a full photo of my ID picture and a photo of my letter on the dashboard. In the comments section, a bunch of familiar names praised Dean and the twins, while mocking me without restraint. Many of them even photoshopped my ID picture into ridiculous memes. My fists clenched. I knew the twins would retaliate, but I never imagined Ethan would go so far as to publicly post my letter in the school group chat and even call Dean out directly. The only relief I had was that Dean hadn’t responded. My eyes burned, tea

“Then perhaps you should ask him.” “I will.” The Alpha paused. “I am asking you first.” The room seemed to narrow around the words. This was it, then. The edge of the truth. Not spoken yet, but close enough to feel. Lisa chose her next words carefully. “He and I have not gotten along.” “That much is obvious.” Mia crossed her arms. “Then perhaps your son should be reminded that being future Alpha doesn’t excuse public cruelty.” Richard’s expression did not change. “Perhaps.”

Betty had always found pleasure in bullying those beneath her and I had been an easy target. And back then, I’d kept quiet because I was a nobody. Because I couldn’t risk my mother losing her job. Even now, I was still that same nobody. My mother’s remarriage to the Alpha wouldn’t change that. I knew it. Everyone did. But I wasn't ready to allow her extend her bullying to today. Betty’s laughter broke through my thoughts, a chilling chuckle that rattled my bones. I froze. I knew that laugh. Whenever she laughed like that, it meant something bad was coming. And this time, I had no idea how far she’d go.