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"I see Rowan hasn't given you much information about me, has he?" I frown, the skin prickling with a sense of unrest. "Who are you?" I repeat, my voice sharper now. There is a pause, then the voice lowers, almost like a whisper that coils around me. "Sinclair. Rowan's brother." Rowan's... brother? The revelation leaves me wordless for a moment. Why hadn't he ever mentioned a brother? And why would he be calling me, speaking in cryptic threats? "You look surprised," Sinclair continues, his voice dripping with a mix of amusement and something darker, more sinister. "But don’t worry—I’ve been watching closely. You’re quite an interesting part of Rowan’s life."

"This one won't ruin you—it'll make your life brighter. I guess I no longer have to pick you up from the drains?" A smile flickered across Damien's face, quickly hidden. "Whatever." He shook Carter's hand, but Carter pulled him into a bro hug, patting his back. "Good job, buddy," Carter said, and for a moment, it didn't seem like these two hated each other at all—it was just pure brotherhood. They would fight like dogs, but at the end of the day, they still cared. "I know this doesn't mean much, but I'm sorry for everything. I hope one day we can sit at the same table, telling jokes and old stories."

“You’re the one who Eric stood me up for! As if it’s not insulting enough, he stands me up to hook up with a… a freak like you!” My eyes widened. “Heather, Eric is my brother,” I said. “It wasn’t like that.” Heather clearly wasn’t buying it. “Oh, yeah, sure,” she hissed. “You don’t look like a Griffith at all. Don’t play me for a fool.” “Heather, I—” “Enough.” Eric suddenly stormed up, placing himself between us. I felt his arm wrap around me, pulling me close so hard and fast that it left me breathless. “That’s enough,” he repeated. “Rowena, I’m taking you home.”

Despite their best efforts, the oldest and second brothers could only fend off the attack with their blades, unable to prevent the assault entirely. Brody, however, remained composed. He effortlessly deflected the arrows with his hands, a testament to his unwavering resolve. As the barrage subsided, six masked assailants burst through the window, their strength evident as they targeted Daxton lying defenseless on the bed. The brothers lunged forward to intervene, but a formidable opponent, someone above Lord of War status, halted their advance. Powerless against such a formidable foe, they could only rely on Brody to hold the line.

He wanted to pull her to him, feel that body from shoulder to knee, and kiss her senseless. "Oh… No… Nothing" Sasha said after a while, moving one leg forward and balancing her weight on her side with a sinful sway of hips. "You know your sister. She talks a lot… About a lot of things. I don't know how it has been since you returned, but we normally don't let her speak to people unless she's taken her Prozac." she added playfully. Tilly rolled her eyes and glared at her brother. "You better find a way to thank me properly all the work I've done for you" she said, "It's your party, but you barely did anything to plan it properly"

on top of me his thrusts are savage it's painful at this point as I claw at him to stop he doesn't then I feel him coming inside me he stays there until he's sure I have milked him dry. I just lay there out of breath shocked that my sweet seventeen year old step brother just attacked me in the back of his truck.

, he said with a half smirk his face contoured in pain. “Let me go……. I mean it”, I said briskly “I would if you would be promise to be good”. “As you can see I am married am not just some random chick you’d pick and dump by the roadside”. “Married……”, he said the word as if it was sour to him “Do you know what you got yourself into by marrying him…………. Is that how desperate you are to become a Westwood”. With all strength in me I landed a kick in his groin.

"Look around you, brother. Look at our people. They're terrified. They're talking about invoking challenge laws that could tear this pack apart. Is she worth that?" I felt like I was watching my family disintegrate in real time. Three brothers who had stood together through everything, now fracturing along lines I'd never imagined could exist. "I won't abandon her," Rowan said fiercely. "I can't." "And I won't watch you destroy everything our father built for a girl who's becoming something inhuman," Riven replied with equal intensity. They stared at each other across a distance that felt like miles, and I realized this was it. This was the moment our brotherhood shattered beyond repair.

“Please believe me. I didn’t know.” “Really,” I scoffed, speeding off faster than usual, my anger boiling over. After a few tense minutes, I finally spotted an abandoned lot and pulled the car over, the engine idling loudly. I turned to her, my eyes blazing with a mixture of fury and disbelief. “So… are you finally ready to talk now?” She nodded. “I’m sorry, brother.” “Brother?” I breathed out, my eyes blazing with fire as I stared at Celeste. “Do I look like a brother to you?”

He continued adamantly. "Do you really think I can't force you? I can even send you back to that pit hole you just escaped from." Brenda smirked, beginning to tap on her phone's screen. "Fine! I'd leave now. But just know I'd be back. If I remembered correctly, we still have some unfinished business, right?" Rowan turned around to walk away but suddenly stopped on his tracks. He turned to her again, a mocking smirk on his lips. "Ah, how about your little brother? Is he finally out of coma? Oh he is. I heard he's having a business tour around the world at the moment."