All Chapters of Mated To My Hybrid brother : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

VonI was angry—no, furious—and that feeling burned through my veins like wildfire. I hated myself for what I had done. I was becoming like him.Calister’s voice echoed in my head.“You’re nothing like him!”“You’re Von! You’re different.” Her words continued to echo.Calister’s words seemed to do nothing. I was a ruthless person. Or in Rae’s words, I was a monster.The weight of my actions sat heavily on my chest, suffocating me. I couldn’t bear the feeling within me, so I turned to the one thing that could quiet it, if only for a while: a bottle of alcohol.I poured drink after drink, drowning in my thoughts. The liquor burned as it went down, but it wasn’t enough to numb the feeling. I kept drinking until the world blurred around me, and my legs felt like they couldn’t hold me up any longer.“I guess it’s time to call it a night,” I said, standing on my feet.I almost fell, but one of my guards who was standing close to me rushed to my side.“Your majesty.” He said, holding me up.

VonThe minute my eyes landed on Rae my expression changed.“What are you going here?” I yelled. “I thought I told you to stay in the car.”“I didn’t feel like.” She snapped. “I have the right to do whatever I want don’t I?”My brows furrowed as I matched in her direction. Without hesitation, I roughly grabbed her in my hands, leading her towards the door.My face twisted in my friend’s direction mouthing to him that I would be back soon.The minute we were out of the building I came across my driver who was heading in my direction, “I told you to watch her. What were you doing?”The driver’s face paled as he stammered, “My lord, I tried. She ignored my warnings. I did everything I could.”“Clearly, it wasn’t enough,” I snapped, before facing Rae, my fury barely contained. “Why don’t you ever listen?”Rae lifted her chin and met my glare with one of her own. “I don’t take orders from you,” she said in a thick tone. “And if you must know, I was going to expose you. I planned to tell an

Rae The hallway stretched out in front of me as I increased my steps, only to stop when I felt a slight pull on my left arm. “Not so fast.” Kayla’s voice rang out behind me. I couldn’t believe she followed me. Why wouldn’t she let me be? I turned to meet Kayla’s eyes which were blazing with anger. Her presence immediately set me on edge. “What do you want, Kayla?” I asked, trying to keep my voice steady, though I could feel my pulse quicken. She stepped closer. “What do I want? After all the damage you’ve done, you have the audacity to ask me that?” “I haven’t done anything to you,” I said defensively, though I knew my words would do little to calm her rage. “You ruined Damien’s life!” she spat. “You killed my best friend and ended the Alpha’s legacy.” Her accusation hit me like a slap, but I didn’t let her see the effect it had on me. “I didn’t ruin Damien’s life, Kayla. The rogues killed him. I lost him too.” Her expression twisted into something cruel. “If Damien

RaeAs Von stormed out of the throne room, I hurried to catch up with him.“Von, wait!” I called out, my voice echoing through the long corridor.He didn’t stop, his shoulders were stiff and his pace quickened. I jogged to match his strides, feeling a sharp pain at the side of my ribs.I ignored the pain, increasing my steps. The minute I got closer, I reached out to grab his arm.“I don’t need you to search for Kayla,” I said.He finally stopped, turning to face me. “Don’t tell me what to do,” he snapped, and his voice had a drop of frustration.“She’s not worth it,” I pressed. “You’ve done enough. Just let her go.”Von leaned slightly, his towering presence casting a shadow over me. “She nearly killed you,” he said through gritted teeth. “You think I’m going to let that slide? I’m not doing this for her. I’m doing it for you.”His words startled me, leaving me momentarily speechless. Von—the man who seemed to enjoy tormenting me, who thrived on control and chaos—was standing here, d

RaeVon's laughter broke through the silence and I clenched my fists. Nothing about this situation was funny. I was trapped in a ditch, covered in dirt and bruises, and now I was being laughed at. I was fuming. "Von, help me out of here," I demanded. He folded his arms and tilted his head, smirking. "Since you love acting all high and mighty, get yourself out." I scowled as he turned and started walking away, his footsteps crunching against the gravel. My heart pounded. "Are you seriously going to leave your breeder out here?" I shouted after him. Von didn't say a word. He kept walking, his figure disappearing into the growing darkness. Panic started creeping in. "What if there's something dangerous down here?" I called out. Von’s voice came back, dry and unconcerned. "Channel your inner wolf and kill it." I groaned, my frustration reaching its peak. "Von, please!" My voice cracked slightly, my pride taking a hit. Silence. I strained to hear his footsteps, but they had faded