Semua Bab Fated To The Mate Who Loves My Sister: Bab 121 - Bab 130

Alpha Nathan’s POV My heart raced as I locked eyes with Benita, waiting for her response. My wolf was pacing restlessly inside me, anxious and fearful of her answer. Every second stretched unbearably long as silence filled the space between us. She opened her mouth, but no words came out. Instead, she took a shaky step back, and my wolf growled in panic. “I…” she began, her voice trembling. “I need to check on Theo and Lila.” I felt my chest tighten. I knew it wasn’t really about the kids. This was her way of escaping—running from me, from us. But even that was better than hearing her outright rejection. “Please excuse me,” she added in a panicked rush, her steps quick as she reached the door. Before anyone could stop her, she slipped out, leaving me with her uncle and brother. The tension in the room was suffocating. Both men stared at me—not with hatred, as I had expected, but with simmering anger that made me feel as though I had just hurt their most valuable treasure.

Benita's POV All eyes were on me. I had experienced moments where all attention was focused on me before, but this time was different. Everyone was staring with awe, admiration shining in their eyes, and warm smiles lighting their faces. Standing at the top of the grand staircase, I took in their gazes, noting the respect that seemed to radiate from them. It made me pause, drawing a deep breath to steady myself. “Come on, sister.” Alpha Xavier gestured, stretching his hand toward me. I flashed him my best smile and began descending the stairs. The music had stopped, and everywhere was quiet as everything stood still, watching me step down the stairs. The soft click of my heels was the only sound heard. As I descended further, I could see their wide, vocal gazes on me, but I noticed no one was staring at me with disgust. No one was judging me for my body size. If anything, they were all staring at me with admiration, which made me wonder—what changed? I was once the bullied girl i

Benita’s POV Nestled in Nathan's arms, I could hear the steady rhythm of his heartbeat, each thump making me swallow hard as my wolf purred with excitement. I didn’t dare speak, afraid to break the spell of the moment. We reached a secluded part of the estate, where a glistening pool lay surrounded by tall trees and faintly glowing lanterns. The water sparkled under the moonlight, its surface rippling gently in the cool breeze. Nathan set me down gently, his hands lingering on my waist as if he wasn’t ready to let go. “There,” he said, his tone light but his gaze intense. “Now your shoes won’t get ruined.” I rolled my eyes but couldn’t stop the smile that crept onto my lips. “You’re annoying, you know that?” “And yet, here you are,” he teased, his grin widening. I shook my head, slipping off my heels and stepping closer to the edge of the pool. The cool stone beneath my feet sent a pleasant shiver up my spine. “So, are we just here to admire the water, or are you actually p

Benita’s POV Nathan took a shaky breath, his damp hair clinging to his forehead, his eyes searching mine desperately. “Benita, I thought I knew what love was,” he began, his voice trembling, lacking its usual authority. “I thought I loved Nina. I convinced myself that what we had was real. But the truth is, it wasn’t. It wasn’t even close.” I stood frozen, my heart hammering in my chest as I listened. “With Nina, I cared, yes,” he admitted, his tone tinged with regret. “But with you… Benita, it’s different. It’s overwhelming, consuming. With you, I feel alive. You challenge me, make me question everything I thought I knew. You make me want to be better. To deserve you.” He ran a trembling hand through his damp hair. “I didn’t realize it back then. Maybe I was blind, or possibly I was under a spell. But every day without you felt empty. I didn’t know how much I needed you until you were gone. And now that you’re here… I can’t lose you again. I can’t.” My chest tightened, and I

Alpha Nathan's POV I led Nina into my study, her heels clicking against the hardwood floor. As she reached for the door to close it, I spoke sharply. “Leave it open.” Her hand froze mid-motion, and she turned to me with a frown. Of course, she didn’t like it. But there was no way I was being caught behind closed doors with her. Not that I feared her—she had no power over me—but I didn’t want Benita to get the wrong impression. Nina scoffed, stepping away from the door with exaggerated annoyance. Ignoring her theatrics, I moved to my desk and sat down, leaning back against the chair before settling my gaze on her. “Well? What is it?” I asked, my voice calm but laced with impatience. “I want a million dollars,” Nina blurted out, going straight to the point. Her audacity caught me off guard, though I quickly masked my shock with a deepening frown. “You want what?” I asked, leaning forward slightly. “A million dollars,” she repeated, her expression as shameless as her demand