My Alpha Step-brother Is My Bully の小説・ストーリー

They were strict and knowing who the father was, they might feel threatened. Alpha Toot became notorious in a matter of weeks. He raided lesser and smaller packs, and most especially, he killed his two brothers. The entire Pack was gloomy due to this. I always knew he was ambiguous and wanted everything to himself, but I believed I could change him once we got married. Unfortunately, I was left alone. My stomach grew day by day, and eventually, I could no longer hide it from my parents. All I could do was hide the fact that the Alpha of the pack was the one responsible. It brought countless insults and doubled the bullying I got from people.

’ My wolf suggested, and I bit my lips before sighing helplessly. ‘Annoying would be the best term to define both you and him. Now can you shut up? Or if you have better plans, then why don’t you come out and talk to him in my place?’ I said, and it was enough for her to shut up. Turning around to my left, I noticed Alex was nowhere in sight, leaving me and the alpha, aka, my stepbrother alone. "That's right. Hello, stepbrother," I said, smiling at him, and he smiled back at me before nodding his head as if amused before shaking his head.

I was an intruder. “Enough, Stephen!” Kingsley’s voice rang with unyielding authority. “Your mother’s death was not his fault. He was my Beta, my brother-in-arms. You are the future Alpha—start acting like it.” Stephen held my gaze a moment longer, his dark eyes like a storm waiting to break. Then, with a muttered curse, he spun on his heel and stalked up the grand staircase. The slam of his door sent a shudder through the walls. I flinched.

"In everything that happened, you're asking her if she's okay? What about me? I was the one who was humiliated, not her.” "Sweetheart, you know she's the strongest she-wolf we have. We have to make sure she's fine," my father said, and my sister let out a frustrated hiss. "And you both shouldn't worry, okay. I'll deal with the Alpha boys," he reassured us. I shook my head, "Father, let it slide. It's all my fault," I said, trying to die this matter. The truth was, I didn't want anything to happen to Richard - not when we had a deal that was crucial to me. Once we finalized this deal, we'd be able to get even closer but Richard doesn't know.

I only took responsibility. Maybe I never had time to see her true worth. I heard Elias charging steps and I turned to see his sword out for my chest. I shifted immediately, gliding with the wind as I turned and gave him a blow at the back of his head with the hilt of my sword. He staggered forward, and when he turned to me, he wore a smirk. “You were just lucky,” he growled and then he charged at me again. I watched his moves. He was too slow, too predictable. He is not even fit to be Beta not to talk of taking my place as Alpha.

"How long?" "Long enough." His eyes stayed on mine. "He's not done. You already knew that." "I knew that," I agreed quietly. "Then you know that whatever yesterday was, it's not resolved. He's going to regroup and come back differently." He paused. "He's an Alpha. Losing in front of an audience is something they don't recover from quietly." I set the plate down and turned to face him fully. "What are you saying?" He looked at me for a moment. Something moved in his expression, that thing that kept almost becoming readable and then deciding against it. "I'm saying don't go anywhere alone. Not the parking lot. Not late hallways. Not anywhere that isn't populated."

Most of my friends were humans, and I might have to lie to them for the rest of my life. I truly had wanted to reveal that part of me to Albert, giving him subtle signs to see his reaction, but he never really picked up on them. Now that I thought about it, he had always been very dismissive of my concerns. On various occasions too. A knock on the door drew my attention. Before I could answer, the person opened. What was the point of the knock anyway? My oldest brother—the Alpha of my pack—walked in like he owned the place. He did anyway, but I liked to pretend like this particular space was mine.

When I saw the Alpha of the Red Dawn Pack, I knew immediately from the resemblance it was Carlos’s brother. While Carlos was the oldest, without a wolf, his father gave the position to his younger brother. When his brother became Alpha, he let Carlos stay in the pack, but chose this asswipe as his Beta. From what I heard from Carlos, this guy tormented him relentlessly and his brother never did anything to stop it. Based on what I just saw, Carlos wasn’t exaggerating.

“I can’t say anything because I only know as much as I’ve been told but back there… even though you defended him a bit, he still glared at you pretty hard. Aren’t you supposed to be grateful in that kind of situation?...especially when the Alpha appears so upset…” “He did?” My eyebrows scrunched up. “I would’ve kept my mouth shut if I’d seen. That fucking prick!” “Maybe he has some sort of severe brother complex? …so he’s working with them to get rid of you? I haven’t been here long but I know Alpha doesn’t treat him much differently from the others despite him being human and his blood relative, meanwhile he doesn’t let you do much if it puts you in danger and threatens anyone who comes nea

“If you are scared of Kai, there is no need to” “I think she is scared of us, it’s obvious, She wanted to leave immediately she entered here, and the fear in her eyes was not there yesterday” Preston pointed out. “If you are scared because we are alphas, you need not to be. We are your brothers, not your alpha, so you can talk to us freely” He was right, I didn’t know why I was too scared, they are my stepbrothers after all. Mateo grabbed a pancake, and Kayden held his hand.