All Chapters of Mated To My Hybrid brother : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

VonThe morning air was filled with the scent of freshly turned earth and wilting flowers. The funeral was nearly over, but grief still clung to the mourners like a heavy fog. I stood by the side, watching as Heron knelt before Calister’s grave, gently placing a bouquet of white lilies onto the freshly packed soil.Heron had always been a man who kept his emotions hidden, but today, there was a glint of something in his eyes—satisfaction, perhaps? I wasn’t sure. When he finally straightened, his gaze locked onto his wife and I watched as they embraced each other. Then he turned to me.“I hope you haven’t forgotten our deal,” he said quietly, his voice low enough that only I could hear. I sighed. I had been replaying Rae’s words in my head all day. It pestered me like a wound that refused to close. “I haven’t,” I muttered, my voice colder than I intended. Heron smiled. “Good. Now I need answers.”“I—“I paused thinking of what to say.Was I meant to agree?Rae didn’t want me.

Von I stepped back into the grand hall, my heart pounding as I was feeling a bit nervous and happy at the same time. I couldn’t believe I was finally going to marry Rae. As I faced the crowd the energy in the room was filled with anticipation. I was sure everyone was expecting to see Alia but they would be shocked by what was going to happen next. Clearing my throat, I let my voice echo across the space. “There has been a change of plans,” I announced. “The Moon Goddess has granted me a second chance—to be with the one I was always meant to be with.” Murmurs rippled through the crowd. They grew louder with each passing second. I guess some were already trying to piece together the truth before I even said it. “I will not be marrying Alia,” I continued, my gaze sweeping over the room. “She has chosen to pursue her own destiny, and I could not be prouder of her. She sought a life beyond what was planned for her, and she deserves the freedom to chase it.” The weight of m

RaeI exhaled slowly, rubbing my temples as I watched Anna sip her tea. The small café carried the scent of dried herbs and fresh pastries. But despite the comforting atmosphere, my mind remained on Von. Anna glanced at me over the rim of her cup, her brows slightly furrowed. “Okay, you’re clearly distracted.” She set the cup down and leaned forward. “What’s going on?” I sighed. “Von has been acting really strange lately.” “Strange how?” I swirled my tea, watching the leaves float to the surface. “He’s here, but at the same time, it feels like he is not here. It’s like his mind is always somewhere else. He has become obsessed with the border. He has visited there for the past three days. Suddenly he doubled the security, and guards followed me everywhere. Did you see how hard it was to leave the house? Jace wouldn’t have let me go if I hadn’t convinced him I was taking a driver and wouldn’t be gone too long.” Anna rested her chin on her hand, considering my words. “Maybe he’

VonI walked toward my car, with Rae cradled in my arms. But as I moved, my eyes caught something that sent a fresh wave of rage tearing through me. It was a bite mark. It wasn’t just any mark—it was deep and vicious and I knew it was from one of my pack members. My Luna was beaten and bitten by the people who were supposed to serve and respect her. I stopped in my tracks, my whole body shaking. What had my pack become? When had they turned into this? Was this the kingdom I fought for? The people I had bled for? The feeling of a hand against my arm pulled me out of my thoughts. I turned to see Anna. I didn’t even realize that she was following me.“What do you want?” I asked in a rough tone.She was part of the people that made this horrible thing happen to Rae. “I’m so sorry,” she whispered. “I shouldn’t have let her step out. I should have—” I cut her off with a glare. “You have no right to speak,” I snapped. My voice was quiet, but the venom in it couldn’t go unnoti

Rae I decided to speak to Jace about the whole Von issue I knew he would have answers, but there was one problem though, I haven't seen him since the incident. Jace was always at the border. Von was still angry at him and felt this was his little way of punishing him. I didn’t bother questioning von about his actions because I knew he would end up feeding me with lies.Anyways Jace would go to the border during the early hours of the day according to Anna’s observation.So I decided to wake up very early. It was the only way I could catch up with him. I found Jace at the entrance just as he was preparing to leave the palace. His sword was strapped to his waist, and he happened to be armored up. "Jace," I called after him. He paused, turning to face me. His expression shifted as he took an exaggerated bow. "My lady," he said dramatically. I rolled my eyes. "You just had to be extra, didn’t you?" "I'm merely paying respect to the Luna," he replied with an easy grin. "We