My Sister Stole My Mate, And I Let Her Mga Nobela at Kwento

I just wanted to find a person I really liked and gave my body and soul to my mate. Osborn? God! Why did I think of him again? Since I found that he was my mate, I always couldn't help thinking of him. I really wanted to slap myself. How could I think of Osborn at this time? He was my brother! Moon Goddess made a mistake! Osborn and I could never be mates. Not to mention that he was my brother, but he wanted to kill me now!

I am an Omega without a father, relying solely on my mother since childhood. Apart from my mother, I didn’t have any friends. Also, my mother had no family left behind. When Theo discovered I was his mate, his parents were dismissive of my bloodline and status. But Theo firmly chose me, making me believe that our mate bond could overcome everything. I felt loved like never before, but that spark faded with time. That night, Theo stayed with me and I didn’t refuse. Although, the lingering scent of Elena’s roses on him made me nauseous.

Celeste’s POV “I-” “Meet Cassian and Lucien; your step-brothers,” Theo said, introducing us to one another. Oh, but I knew them. I knew them all too well. This was like a disaster waiting to happen. I couldn’t help but tighten my grip on the backpack as I stared at both men. “Cassian, Lucien. Meet Celeste, your step-sister.” Step-sister. The word sent an unnerving chill down my spine.

, he answered me. "Whatever this is, it has to have a meaning", he said. "It has no meaning other than the fact that she's my sister and I have a mate", I said, shutting him off as I lifted her in my arms. My duty was to protect her. I carried her out of the room, up the stairs, her head resting on my chest with her eyes closed while Jane followed behind me. Each step sent a fresh wave of that damn electricity through me and I forced myself to ignore it.

I waited. "I have been thinking about what it means," she said, "to have had you here." She said it carefully, with the specific, unhurried attention she gave to things that required the full weight of the words rather than the quick, bright delivery she gave to most things. "Not for the pack or the territory or any of the external things. For me." She paused. "You came here and the pack had a silver wolf. Ethan had a mate. I had." She stopped. Looked at the window. "I had a sister," she said. "The kind you chose rather than the kind that arrives. And I want you to know that before tomorrow, while it is just us standing at this window, because tomorrow there will be the ceremony and the pack

I couldn't offer anything else unless I wanted to risk getting closer to him and his angry growls scared me too much to risk closing the gap between us. Rubbing the fabric of my skirt between my fingers, I continued speaking, "My sister stole my mate. On my wedding day. That's how I got here. I was rejected by my mate because my sister made a better match than me. I drank too much in a bar and wolves from your pack or a pack loyal to yours took me when I said I was a virgin." Everything I had said to Alpha Justin was completely true; I found the tears I had been faking were now really flowing down my cheeks. How had my life gone so wrong so fast?

“Let us help you. I don’t like – You don’t look good. Please, let us help you!” “Except you are able to bring Sia to my side, you are useless to me.” “I – I can try.” Tears streamed down my sister’s face. I understood they were worried about my sudden quarrel with dad and my drinking but her words made me laugh. “You can try. I won’t stop you.” Let me see how they could give me another man’s mate!

I walk over to where they're standing and try to stop them. "Now, Imr, please return your elder sister's jacket to her, okay?" I said to Imr, who was staring at me with disbelief. "Do you think I stole it, Mom?" Is it so awful in your perspective that I would do such a thing to my own sister? Unbelievable! "Imr replied, 'I can't believe his own mother thinks how horrible his son is to do something like this to her own sister,' and I could feel the pain in his eyes as he looked at me.

I screeched, pushing him away. I turned my back on him, steel coating my voice. “I won’t accept you as any kind of mate.” The pain still pulsed raw beneath my skin, but I would overcome it. I just needed to outsmart Jack, to reach Lucas first with my wishes. I refused to be anyone’s possession - especially not this monster’s. “Where are you going?” Jack called after me. “I’m going where we were headed before you interrupted,” I snapped. “I know you don’t have a good relationship with your sister, sunshine,” he announced, making me pause. “How will you kidnap her? Even if she was just a maid, do you think you could easily lure her away without my help, love?”

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