All Chapters of Caged with Four Step Brothers : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

The four brothers rode in silence, their car speeding through the dense forest that bordered the pack’s territory. None of them spoke, but the tension in the air was almost suffocating. Their father, Lord Victor Hawthorne, had once been a force to be reckoned with a strong, respected leader of the pack. But now? He was a shadow of his former self, caught up in his ridiculous obsession with Sarah, the gold-digging woman he’d married.Zander clenched his jaw, his fingers drumming impatiently against the armrest. He couldn’t understand what his father saw in Sarah. She was manipulative, self-centered, and utterly useless. The thought of her made his wolf stir uneasily, and he pushed the feeling down. “Can’t believe he left us to clean up his mess,” Zander muttered, his tone dripping with frustration.“Typical,” Liam replied, his voice cold. He was staring out the window, his sharp eyes scanning the trees as if searching for some distraction. “He’s too busy playing house with her to notic

The brothers sat in the study, tension thick in the air. Zander leaned over the large oak desk, his hands pressed flat against its surface as his piercing gaze shifted between his brothers. Liam stood by the fireplace, staring into the flames as if searching for answers, while Matthew sat in a leather chair, his jaw clenched, one hand rubbing his temple. Aiden, restless as always, paced the room, his sharp movements betraying his agitation.“We can’t just sit here and wait for them to strike again,” Aiden said, breaking the silence. “We need to take the fight to them.”Zander shook his head, his voice steady but firm. “We don’t know enough about their plans yet. Attacking blindly will only make us look desperate.”“And what about Mia?” Liam asked, turning from the fire to face his brothers. “The rogue mentioned her. If they know what she is what she could become she’s in danger.”Matthew’s gaze darkened. “She doesn’t even know the full truth about herself. If we tell her now, it could

The rain continued to pour heavily, washing away the heat of the tension that hung thick in the air. The rogue’s presence in the shadows only seemed to amplify the restless energy coursing through the brothers. For a moment, everything seemed to stand still, the air thick with danger and desire, the brothers barely able to tear their eyes away from Mia, who stood frozen under the rain.Her gaze locked with Zander’s, her breath catching in her throat as she felt a wave of unease. The atmosphere had shifted, the weight of it pressing down on her chest. It was as though she could sense the change like the world had just tilted on its axis, pulling everything into a storm of its own making.Before Zander could make a move, the rogue stepped forward, the sound of its boots slapping against the wet ground pulling everyone’s attention away from Mia. It was a malevolent figure, its presence enough to make the brothers’ wolves growl in warning. The rogue was tall, dressed in dark clothing that

It was one of those rare mornings when everything seemed peaceful. The house was unusually quiet, and for a moment, I thought I could have some time to myself. I woke up early, hoping to sneak into the kitchen without any interruptions. My plan was simple make coffee, grab some toast, and maybe sit on the back yard for a while. But peace? With those four around? Not a chance.As I poured my coffee and reached for the bread, Aiden walked in. His hair was messy, and he looked like he’d just rolled out of bed. He didn’t say a word, just grabbed the toast from my hand and bit into it.“Seriously?” I glared at him. “That was mine!”“What’s yours is mine,” he said casually, leaning against the counter with that infuriating smirk. “Besides, you weren’t going to finish it anyway.”I turned away, determined to ignore him, but then Zander strolled in. He didn’t even bother pretending to be subtle. He slid onto the stool next to me, resting his arm on the counter and leaning in so close I could

Mia sat in her room the next morning, her thoughts restless as sunlight poured through the curtains. The events of the previous night replayed in her mind, each detail more unsettling than the last. The rogue’s cryptic words, the brothers’ secret glares with each other , and the tension that had thickened the air left her with more questions than answers. She needed to know the truth, and waiting for it to be handed to her was no longer an option.Her resolve hardened as she threw on a light sweater and jeans. Mia wasn’t the type to sit back and wait. If the brothers wouldn’t tell her what was going on, she would find out for herself. Quietly, she made her way downstairs, her footsteps barely making a sound on the wooden floors. The packhouse was unusually quiet, the faint hum of activity coming only from the kitchen. She found Zander sitting at the table, his hair tousled and a mug of coffee in his hand.“You’re up early,” he remarked without looking at her, his tone laced with suspi