All Chapters of Mated To My Hybrid brother : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

VonThe pain in my chest was unbearable. I felt like my heart had been ripped from my chest, like every breath I took only served as a reminder of what had happened. Jace’s words echoed in my head, as I took a step forward."He kissed her," I said to myself. ”And Rae let it happen.”I clenched my fists so tightly that my nails bit into my palms. My anger burned hotter than anything I had ever felt before, but it wasn’t just directed at Rae—it was at myself. “Your majesty!” The sound of one of my guard's voice caught my ears and I halted my step.“I’m not in the mood for whatever you have to say,” I yelled. “Go away!”I watched as he scurried off. There was fear in his eyes. It was not like I cared.When I reached my chambers, I slammed the door shut behind me, the force rattling the walls. The sound barely registered in my ears, drowned out by the storm in my mind. I wanted to destroy something—anything. The furniture, the walls, the entire palace if I had to. But instead, I stood

VonThe palace gates opened, and a sleek black car rolled in, its polished surface gleaming under the golden rays of the afternoon sun. My hands instinctively tightened behind my back as I stood, watching the vehicle come to a stop. The moment the door opened, a familiar figure stepped out, her long, silver-white hair cascading down her back like a waterfall. Then, she turned to me, her eyes lighting up. "Normani!" I called out, a rare smile tugging at my lips. She laughed, a rich, warm sound that hadn’t changed over the years. “Von Dax the 57th king of the Hybrid Kingdom and the most handsome Alpha I have ever known.”I smirked. “You never get tired of giving me a grand introduction, do you?” “Why would I?” she shot back, stepping forward to pull me into a hug. Her embrace was firm—just like the Normani I remembered. “I’ve missed you,” I admitted as we pulled apart. She tilted her head, smirking. “Of course you did.” I chuckled, shaking my head. “So, how was your gr

Von “It’s been a while since I’ve come to places like this,” I muttered, stepping out of the car.Normani had suggested we go to the bar to get my mind off you know who. I didn’t feel like saying her name, just the sound of it left a bitter feeling in my tongue and my mind. “This place is perfect to cure a broken heart remember,” she said with a smirk, linking her arm with mine as we approached the entrance. Normani’s white-blonde hair shimmered under the streetlights as we took a step forward. I scoffed. “I don’t have a broken heart.” She gave me a look. I sighed. Fine. Maybe I did but I wasn’t going to admit to it. Doing that proved that I was weak, that I had let a woman make me feel less than a man.The second we stepped inside, everyone looked in our direction. People stood up, and I watched as they bowed their heads down respecting my presence. During that moment, Normani freed her hands from mine and walked towards the people who I instructed with a wave of my hand to

Von“I felt no pleasure fucking you that’s why I stopped,” I said, with an emotionless tone. “I couldn’t stop thinking about what you did.” I watched as Rae’s face changed. The smile vanished from her eyes. She looked like she wanted to speak but she stopped herself.I didn’t stare at her for long. I walked away without looking back.The moment I stepped into my room, rage overtook me. My hands slammed down on the desk, scattering papers, toppling ink bottles, and sending books crashing to the floor. The loud thud echoed in the room, but it wasn’t enough to ease the storm inside me. I was furious. Furious at myself. Furious at her. I had let her in again. Let her touch me, let her words burrow under my skin. I had wanted her—I still wanted her—and I despised myself for it. “Damn it,” I growled, raking a hand through my hair. “What was I thinking?”A knock sounded at the door. “Your Majesty, is everything alright?” The guard’s voice was hesitant. I didn’t answer at first, sti

Rae “You look distracted.” Anna’s voice tore through my thoughts and peered at her. I was in her room, as usual, hiding myself from Von and Normani. “I’m not!” I finally said. “I have been speaking to you for the past ten minutes and you didn’t even blink or move it’s like your mind is elsewhere.” She was right. My mind was elsewhere. I was thinking about Jace’s words. It kept ringing in my head and I could feel myself caving in. I didn’t know what to do. I have thought of a way to handle this situation without having to be involved but there was no way out. “See?” I heard Anna say, and I pulled myself out of my thoughts. “You’re doing it again.” “No, I’m not.” “You didn’t blink for two seconds.” “I think it’s normal not to blink all the time.” I pointed out. Anna sighed. “Just tell me what’s going on. I want to know what’s up with you.” I was about to speak but I stopped myself. Did I really want to tell Anna that I had an encounter with Jace? I didn’t know how she woul