“We are your darkest nightmares, Nadia,” a gravelly voice said, dark chuckles meeting my ears. Chilling. “Remember when we told you that you can't breathe without us. Cannot do a fucking thing unless we deem it so? We were being fucking serious Nadia. And for breaking that rule, you will be punished. Severely. No one messes with us and gets away with it." *** Innocent and naive, Nadia Burke has always kept her head down, enduring relentless bullying from Alex and Sandro Davalo, the powerful and popular werewolf twins at her elite high school. For years, they’ve mocked her for her poverty and inability to shift. But when they all end up at the same college, Nadia’s hopes for a fresh start crumble as the twins resume their torment. This time in a darker and brutal way. Everything changes when Nadia finally shifts, revealing magical powers that could heal even the gravest wounds. Suddenly, Alex and Sandro can’t ignore her, discovering she’s their true mate. As rival packs target Nadia for her rare abilities, she and the twins must confront their painful past and find the strength to protect each other. Together, they face deadly enemies, uncover shocking betrayals, and discover that love—and forgiveness—may be their greatest strength. Book Two of Bullied By My Alpha Stepbrother
View MoreCHAPTER SEVENTY ONE SANDRO DAVALO What we should have done!My wolf was restless as I sat in class. The usual focus I had on Physics, a subject I once relished, was gone. My mind was elsewhere, caught in a web of anxiety that wrapped around my chest like a vice. I knew immediately that Nadia was in trouble. Our connection was strong, the kind that made me hyper-aware of her feelings even when I was miles away. Quickly, I scanned the room, searching for any sign of Lara, Bethany, and their new boyfriends, Tony and Fletcher. I hoped maybe they would be in class, joking around, because that would mean Nadia was safe. But they weren’t. And with each passing moment, the dread only amplified my conviction that something was very wrong.I clenched my fists under the desk, grinding my teeth in frustration. The lecturer droned on, oblivious to my turmoil, but I couldn't take it anymore. The restless energy within me surged like a storm, urging me to take action.Witho
CHAPTER SEVENTY NADIA Where she goes, we go!It was supposed to have gone under the radar, but it seems nothing ever goes under the radar at All High College, especially when it involves me.After Marcus sneezed and came back to life, I knew from that moment that my life was never going to remain the same. I had done something incredible, something I didn't fully understand myself. But what I hadn't anticipated was the tidal wave of attention my heroics would fetch.The aftermath of the incident spread like wildfire throughout the school. Students were buzzing with excitement, gossiping and speculating about how I had managed to bring Marcus back. Teachers shared knowing glances, and even some of the staff members whispered nervously in corners. My name became the word on everyone’s lips; it was as if I had achieved something truly monumental…something no one else had ever dared.I could barely take a step without someone staring at me or calling m
CHAPTER SIXTY-NINE ALEX DAVALO She's more than I know!What had I just seen? Watching Nadia bring a dead student back to life felt like those tales we only heard or saw in movies. I still couldn't wrap my head around it, and a part of me wished Sandro had been there to witness it because telling him what happened wouldn’t do justice. That morning had started like any other. I was in class, half-listening to Mr. McGrath drone on about some poem I couldn’t care less about. My thoughts were scattered from yesterday’s drama—the teasing, the mockery, the feeling of being invincible because of my status as one of the popular guys. But that feeling of superiority dissipated the moment I heard the commotion outside.Curious about the noise, I decided to step outside. As I stepped into the hallway, I was met with a frantic surge of students running toward a particular classroom. My instinct kicked in, and I rushed to find out what was happening. “Hey, what’s going o
CHAPTER SIXTY EIGHT NADIA My blood brought him back!NadiaThe shock on their faces was not the emotion I was expecting but it was rather funny.“No...we’re not doing that,” Alex said after a few seconds of silence.“Why?” I rebuffed. “Causing me pain has never been a problem for you both, so why can’t you make me feel a little pain with pleasure now?”Alex stuttered, “L..look that’s all in the past, don’t spoil the mood with all of that” he grabbed my legs and pulled me towards the edge of the bed while stroking his dick to keep it rock hard. “Let’s just continue fucking Nadia.”“Where are your manners, Alex?” Sandro finally spoke. He placed his hands on Alex’s shoulders and with the softest of voices and a mischievous smile continued, “If the lady says she wants it rough, then we make it rough.”His words were so warm I felt electricity flowing beneath my skin till it caused a pool between my legs. All I could do was stare at them lustfully.Sandro
CHAPTER SIXTY-SEVEN SANDRO DAVALO She is wild! She's a baddie!At halftime during the inter-college rugby game, I looked up into the stands, hoping to find Nadia among the crowd. My heart sank as I scanned the faces, realizing she wasn't there anymore. Just moments earlier, I had been riding high on adrenaline—our team was playing well, and I was in a good groove. She had even smiled at me at some point during the game. Now, the thought of her absence pulled at the pit of my stomach, replacing my excitement with a growing sense of dread.Why did she suddenly leave so early? I had hoped that playing so well would impress her. But now, she was gone."Sandro!" I heard a familiar voice calling my name. I turned around quickly and saw Lara, my ex-girlfriend, waving and smiling at me as if we were still in a relationship. Next to her stood Bethany, another familiar face from my past. For a brief moment, I considered acknowledging them, maybe returning a wave or a
CHAPTER SIXTY-SIX NADIA My wolf wanted him!The school's rugby team had a game against another school that evening and even though I wanted to be there, I decided against it. I felt a swirl of emotions as I slung my backpack over my shoulder, my heart heavy as I made my way out of the school building. I didn’t want to stay back, especially since Sandro was part of the team. The thought of him on the field brought irritation as well as longing to my heart. I didn’t want Sandro to think that I had come to see him play the game, even though a part of me still wanted to support him.“Just keep walking,” I whispered to myself, my footsteps echoing in the empty hallway. I was determined to avoid the stadium. After everything that had happened, I wasn’t sure I could handle seeing him and pretending like everything was okay. As I stepped outside, the soft breeze ruffled my hair, and I felt a sense of freedom wash over me.But then, my wolf chimed in,
CHAPTER SIXTY FIVE NADIAI broke his heart; I can't even find the fragments!I was scared, really scared...not just for myself, but for Jack. This was one night that would either make or break us!I wasn't ready for any of the outcomes!Jack had come visiting that night, and I should have been excited to have him around again, but I wasn't. My heart raced as I sat on the couch, the cushions feeling like a sinking ship under my weight. Jack had always brought a sense of calm to my otherwise chaotic life in school, that served as the battleground for the werewolves. But tonight was different. The tension in the air felt almost palpable, thick like fog, and it suffocated me. I didn’t know how to explain it, but my instincts screamed a warning. I felt like I was teetering on the edge of a cliff, one misstep away from a fall that could shatter everything I had ever known.Jack strolled in with that familiar grin on his face, his energy lighting up the dimly lit roo
CHAPTER SIXTY FOUR ALEX DAVALO Not as easy as she makes it look!That night, I walked over to my mother's private chamber. The scent of lavender mixed with the faint aroma of herbs hung in the air like a shroud. Flickering candlelight danced across the stone walls, casting warm shadows that felt both comforting and haunting. The heavy oak door creaked open, and, even before I stepped inside, I sensed that familiar heaviness in my chest. "Leave us alone," she said to the healer the moment she saw me. The healer, a new one, an elderly woman with silver hair braided tightly, nodded solemnly and slipped out, closing the door behind her."Mom..." I said, my voice barely above a whisper. Her eyes, though dimmed by pain, glittered with that same unwavering warmth that always melted my worries. But tonight, it just broke my heart even more. We all knew her condition wasn’t getting better. In fact, we all knew that it was just a matter of days before she finally kicke
CHAPTER SIXTY THREE ALEX DAVALO It was frightening!Sandro and I had been driving home after class that day when I suddenly began to feel a sharp pain shooting through my body. It was strange and unsettling, like an electric current stinging under my skin. I furrowed my brow, gripping the steering wheel tightly as I tried to push through the discomfort. “What the hell is this?” I muttered, trying to focus on the road ahead. The jazz music softly playing in the background did little to ease my anxiety. Sandro, oblivious to my inner turmoil, bobbed his head to the rhythm, tapping his fingers on the dashboard. I glanced at him, wishing I could share how I was feeling, but the words were stuck in my throat.“Hey, man, are you good?” Sandro asked, finally noticing my silence. He shot me a quick glance, his expression shifting from carefree to concerned. “Not really,” I admitted, my voice low as I gritted my teeth against the pain. “I don’t know what’s goi
~Nadia “Only an hour? You promise?”“I promise, Nadia. Only an hour.”The guys had organized a pool party, and when Jasmine first mentioned it to me, I felt a pit in my stomach. I didn’t feel good about attending, but Jasmine had this way of pulling me out of my comfort zone that I couldn't easily resist."It’s just a pool party, Nadia," Jasmine insisted, waving her hand like I was overreacting. “It's not just a pool party. You seem to have forgotten how we were treated the last time,” I reminded her.“Come on, Nadia, that was just a mistake, and the guys apologised. Everyone makes mistakes.”“I'm surprised you consider their sarcastic words an apology,” I said, clearly not impressed with her desperate attempt to make excuses for them.“It's just a pool party, Nadia. We are not the only people who will be attending, you seem to forget.” Left with no other option, I agreed. And that was how we found ourselves at the pool party, surrounded by throngs of students from our high school...
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