All Chapters of Mated To My Hybrid brother : Chapter 1 - Chapter 7

"Look at her, swaying her hips like she owns the place," someone muttered loud enough for me to hear as I walked down the bustling town square. I kept my head high, ignoring the sting of their words. This had become my daily life ever since I turned sixteen. Every woman in the pack hated me for the attention I never asked for, and the men only wanted my body, following me around at every chance they got. No one cared about who I really was.lMy feet carried me to Mr. Gracia’s vegetable stall, one of the few places in the pack where I felt even a shred of normalcy. “Good morning, Rae,” Mr. Gracia greeted me warmly, his weathered hands gently packing a bundle of fresh greens. “It’s a fine day, isn’t it? The sun’s been kind to the crops this season. I was worried we wouldn’t have enough, but look at this—plenty to go around!” I smiled, grateful for his kindness. “That’s wonderful, Mr. Gracia. The vegetables look amazing, as always.” As we spoke, I let myself relax, even if just f

My legs shook as I stood in the center of the hall surrounded by the accusing eyes of my pack. Their whispers felt like knives against my skin, each one sharper than the last. “Rae Castor,” the Alpha King’s voice thundered, silencing the murmurs. I flinched at the sound. His piercing silver eyes bore into me from his throne. “You have disgraced this pack,” he declared, his voice echoing off the stone walls. “Do you have anything to say for yourself?” My throat was dry, my lips trembling as I tried to speak. The weight of his words crushed me, but the icy look on Damien’s face hurt even more. “I didn’t do it.” I started, my voice breaking. “You didn’t do it.” the Alpha laughed, his voice echoing through the hall. “That’s what every traitor says.” “I mean it. I didn’t do it. I would never go against this pack. “ I tried to defend myself, deep down I knew my words were not going to do anything but that didn’t stop me. “Alpha please I need you to—“ “Silence!” the Alpha

Rae I tried to pick up the tray but I froze as the doors creaked open, and Von’s cold eyes landed on me. “What are you doing here?” His voice was sharp. “I…I was bringing your—” He raised a hand, cutting me off. “I didn’t ask for excuses. Leave. Now.” I nodded quickly, backing away, but the weight of what I’d overheard suffocated me. As I walked back to the kitchen, the words of the councilmen replayed in my mind. ‘Take her as your breeder. Kill the girl after the child is born.’ I didn’t want to die. By the time I reached the kitchen, my decision was made. I had to escape. Anna was scrubbing dishes, her sleeves rolled up, as she hummed softly to herself. “Anna,” I whispered, stepping closer. “Can I ask you something?” She glanced at me, raising an eyebrow. “What is it?” “This palace…it’s enormous. Where’s the nearest exit?” I asked in a low tone, glancing behind my-back to ensure no one was close by. Her hands paused, the water dripping from her finge

RaeDusk settled over the palace, casting an orange glow across the open field.I stood at the edge of the clearing, my heart pounding as Damien stepped forward. I rushed to his side, clutching his arm.“Damien, please,” I begged, my voice trembling. “There has to be another way to end this. Fighting won’t solve anything.”He turned to me, his expression softening for just a moment.“Rae,” he said, brushing a strand of hair from my face, “I have to do this. For you. For us. I can’t let Von keep you here.”“But—”“No,” he cut me off gently. “Trust me.”Before I could say more, Von’s growl cut through the air.“Step away from him, Rae,” he commanded.Reluctantly, I let go of Damien and stepped back, my heart shattering as I moved away. Von’s gaze lingered on me for a moment before he turned his attention to Damien.“You know it’s never too late to surrender,” Von said, positioning himself in front of Damien.“I should be the one telling you that,” Damien replied.“I like your bravery, y