All Chapters of Caged with Four Step Brothers : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

After the attack villa is in ruined. Shattered glass crunched under Mia’s bare feet as she slowly moved across the living room. Blood smeared the floor, torn furniture lay scattered, and the metallic scent of blood lingered in the air. The sight of her brothers, battered and bruised, pulled at her heart. She bit back a sob, her chest tightening.Aiden was the first to notice her standing frozen. His shirt was torn, blood seeping through the material on his shoulder, but he still managed to force out a reassuring smirk. “Don’t look at me like that, Mia. I’m fine,” he said, his voice strained but steady.“You’re not fine!” Mia’s voice broke as tears slid down her cheeks. She ran to him, her hands trembling as she touched his arm gently. “You’re hurt, Aiden. All of you are. This…this is all my fault.”Aiden cupped her face with his good hand, his thumb brushing away her tears. “It’s not your fault,” he said firmly. “None of this is your fault, Mia.”Zander stood nearby, his expression ha

The tension in the house was seen, hanging in the air like a thick fog. The brothers, who had been acting strangely distant and cold for the past few days, were now even more so. Their usual playful banter had turned into icy silence, and Mia couldn’t help but feel the weight of their coldness pressing on her. She tried to ignore it, but it was impossible not to notice. Every time she walked into a room, they seemed to freeze, like they were all hiding something, and no one was willing to talk about it.Mia had never felt more out of place in her life. She tried to find solace in the little things, but nothing seemed to help. The house, once full of warmth and comfort, now felt like a stranger’s home. The brothers, her stepbrothers, seemed more like distant relatives than family. They barely spoke to her, and when they did, it was only when necessary. Their eyes, once warm and welcoming, were now cold and distant. Mia wanted to ask them what was wrong, but every time she tried, they s

Mia woke up with a start, her breathing shallow and uneven. The room was silent, except for the distant hum of the house, but her mind was anything but calm. Her skin felt too tight, and the strange, throbbing sensation deep inside her was more intense than ever before. It had been growing over the past few days, this feeling. The pull of her wolf side, the primal force she could no longer ignore. It was there, in her blood, in the way her senses heightened and her heart raced at the slightest hint of danger or... desire.She dragged herself out of bed, trying to calm her nerves. The mirror reflected the same face she’d known all her life: pale skin, dark hair, soft, fragile features but her eyes. Her eyes were different now. Glowing. Not just the typical gleam, but an unmistakable intensity, like something wild was waking inside her."Mia," she whispered to herself, shaking her head. "Get it together."She didn’t want to accept it. Her wolf side, seductive and dangerous, had always b

Aiden couldn’t sleep. The night was quiet, but his mind was loud. His thoughts kept circling back to Mia. Every time he closed his eyes, her face appeared, her soft features, her bright eyes, and the way she had smiled at him earlier. It was enough to drive him insane.He got out of bed, pacing the length of his room. His wolf stirred within him, restless and agitated. It had been whispering to him all day, urging him to go to her, to make sure she was safe, to stay by her side. Aiden ran a hand through his hair, growling under his breath. She was in her room, just a few steps away. She was fine. He didn’t need to check on her. But the pain was unbearable.“Damn it,” he muttered, unable to fight it any longer. He grabbed a shirt, throwing it on as he quietly left his room.The hallway was dark, the moonlight spilling through the windows casting a faint glow. Aiden’s footsteps were silent as he reached Mia’s door. He hesitated for a moment, his hand hovering over the doorknob. Was he c

The buzzing of his phone on the nightstand jolted David awake. Groggily, he squinted at the screen, his heart skipping a beat when he saw Mia’s name on the call log from earlier. He had spent the past few weeks missing her like crazy, and though their brief conversation had been cut short, it was enough to bring a smile to his face. She had looked beautiful, even though the tiny camera lens was more mature, though a hint of something had seemed off.He sat up in bed, the early morning sunlight spilling through the window. His dorm room was small but cozy, with posters of his favorite bands and books cluttering the shelves. It was his sanctuary, but lately, it felt empty. Ever since Mia had moved in with her new family, there had been a void he couldn’t ignore.David ran a hand through his messy hair, grabbing his phone and scrolling through their messages. There weren’t many recent ones, and it bothered him. He had always been her escape, her confidant. But now, it felt like she was s