My Alpha Stepbrother is My Bully (Nevaeh) novel Chapter 34

Chapter 34

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KAEL

Watching the maids turn the mansion around just to make a bunch of people I give zero fuck about comfortable in our home is annoying. I could barely concentrate on anything. The sound of their heels clicking, tables screeching and other unnecessary noise kept me on my toes and I couldn’t wait for tomorrow to come and go for good.

At least then, I’d finally be able to breathe.

“Are you sure about that though? Because it sounds more like a new kind of pressure,” a voice said in

my

head.

I had been trying to brush off the thoughts, telling myself that it doesn’t matter, but everyone just kept reminding me of the one thing I didn’t want to think of and it was exhausting.

The door creaked open, and Father stood at the door, leaning against the door frame.

“Are you busy?” He asked, and if I wasn’t lying on the bed with a can of drink, I’d have told him yes so he could get the fuck off my face.

“No,” I sighed.

“Tomorrow is a big night for you Kael. I hate to pressure you, but most of the guests would be here to see what you’re capable of doing. Trust me, they’re more interested in your power and the woman you’d be choosing as your Luna than any other activity that ought to take place.”

“Yeah, no pressure at all,” I took a sip of my drink, and he frowned at me.

“This is not a joke, Kael. Nothing would he more embarrassing than showing the pack that you have nothing special to offer them. You have to show them what you have, and only then will they respect you.”

He pushed himself away from the door, walking into my room, and I couldn’t stand any more of his lectures.

“Got it. I do my best.”

“No,” he shook his head. “You’ll give your all.”

He left after that and I threw the empty can against the wall. I was sick and tired of having my father constantly breathing on my neck, telling me what to do, when to do it, and how to go about it.

If he were so worried about the future of the pack or what the people would think, he might as well live forever. That way, he wouldn’t have to pass the Alpha title to me and sure as hell ca live however I wanted.

I grabbed my jacket from the bed and rose to my feet. I needed get out of this house before anyone mentioned anything about the damn ceremony to me again.

My father had eyes everywhere and he expected me to spend the rest of the day training. I was about to sneak out, when I heard a scream coming from Nevach’s room.

I rushed to the door without a second thought, worried something might have happened. I was about to push the door open when I heard her mother’s voice, followed by her whimpering

I slowed down, knowing I couldn’t just barge in when her mother was there, but didn’t leave either. Her mother sounded so harsh with whatever she was saying, and for once, I wished Nevah would stand for herself and put that bitch in her place.

I have seen how she treated her daughter behind closed doors at yet, she’d always pretend to be the perfect wife and

mother whenever my father was around. I didn’t know what he w in her. Didn’t care, but I really hope Nevaeh stops taking all the shots people throw at her and stands up for herself because no one would take her seriously until she does.

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Rose kept on yelling at her and for a moment, I almost pushed the door open and gave her a piece of my mind, but it’s not my place to meddle. I was already doing too much by standing Here, listening to their conversation.

“Well, that doesn’t sound like a conversation,” my wolf grunted.

I turned to leave when Rose’s words hit me. “I’m going to send you off to the furthest place you could ever imagine, just like I did to your father.”

My body went still. What kind of a mother would say such to her daughter? What does that even mean? Did she just confess to killing her first husband? The father of her only child?

I shook my head in disbelief, refusing to believe what I had just eard was true. I didn’t move an inch. I remained in the same spot, waiting for her to clear the air and tell Nevaeh that she was just joking, or maybe she didn’t mean it that way, but that never came.

What the actual fuck?

Nevaeh’s voice cracked through the room, and I could tell she had been crying. She sniffed back her tears, and I could imagine the look she was giving her mother right now. A scornful look if she were me, but since it’s Nevaeh, she’s probably staring at her mom in disbelief.

“W-what did you just say?” She breathed.

The sound of her mother’s laughter filled the air and I couldn’t believe she had the nerve to laugh after confessing that she murdered someone.

Seriously? This was who my father chose to replace my mom? I had never given Rose a chance or tried to know her properly, but this conversation just proved me right. She is one hell of a shifty person.

“You heard me right, Nev,” she chuckled. Her heels clicked against the door and I looked for where to hide when it stopped and she spoke again. “I had to get rid of your father because he was nothing but a burden and he stood in my way of getting a better life.”

Nevaeh gasped in shock, followed by a whimper and I could tell she was crying again. I was just as shocked as she was at the confession and I couldn’t wrap my head around why Rose would do that to her own husband.

I have seen Nevaeh staring at her father’s picture many times secretly, and the look on her face tells me how much she misses him. If he were a deadbeat father, she’d be glad he was gone and not look at his picture every time she got bullied so, what excuse did Rose have for killing her husband?

Because of a better life? I hope the better life she meant was whoring herself to the Alpha just to upgrade her status because that sure seemed to work.

“Your father is a fool who only dragged me down with him,” she ontinued. “I can’t believe I once loved someone like him. He had no vision, no dream, he was comfortable with his pover-stricken life, and each time I complained, he made it seem like I was the one who wasn’t contented,” she hissed.

“I knew I had to leave, but divorcing him would ruin my reputation,” she said, and I couldn’t believe my ears. “People would gossip about him, but if it were to become a widow, they sure would bully me, so he had to disappear,” she finished with a small laugh.

“I mean, no one would blame me for marrying the Alpha after e death of my husband, right? Everything just happened naturally,”

My stomach churned at her words, and I couldn’t help but wond if that was the same plan she had for my father too.

Is she only with him now because he’s the Alpha? What happens when he can no longer provide for her or give her the kind of life she had imagined?

Will she kill him too?

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My blood ran cold at the thought. Bile rushed to my throat as sh continued talking as if this was just a normal conversation between Mother and daughter.

“You should consider yourself lucky that I wasn’t capable of killing my own child, otherwise you’d have joined that pathetic loser you worshipped by now, and you should be grateful for being part of my success.”

Success? That is what she called all of this? A surge of rage coursed through my veins, but I had to keep my cool, or I’d do more than explain why I was here in the first place.

“How could you?” Nevaeh’s voice trembled so badly as she spoke “How do you sleep at night, knowing you sent an innocent man to his carly grave? The only crime he committed was trusting a woman like you! H-how… how could…”

My chest tightened as she trailed off. My hands curled into a fist and if Rose wasn’t married to my father, I’d punch the living daylight out of her body until she joined the innocent man she killed in the grave.

“How can you be so confident after killing my father? That man loved you!”

I didn’t need to see her face to know how much she was hurting right now. She just found out her mother was the one who killed her father. Of course, she’d be wrecked.

A part of me wished I could go in there and console her, but another part of me tugged me to leave, knowing I shouldn’t have heard any of this in the first place.

“This is a lie,” Nevaeh sniffed back her tears and I could tell she found it hard to believe the truth, even when it was standing right in front of her.

“Please tell me everything you said was a lie. Y-you are just messing with me, right?” She sobbed through her words and her mother fucking laughed again.

By the moon! I’d burst in there or call the cops on her if she said more than she already did.

“If you went through half of what I did,” she snorted. “You’d know nothing would be impossible. I just wanted to survive, so I did what I had to do.”

“And the only thing you could think of was killing my father?”

Rose didn’t answer her anymore. Her heels clicked, and I could tell she was coming out. I hid at the corner, hoping she wouldn’t notice me, as she strode off as if she hadn’t just ruineder daughter’s life.

I stepped out once she was gone. I knew I had to comfort Nevael because she must have been going through a great amount of pain right now. I turned the doorknob, but before it could op, someone grabbed my shirt and yanked me back.

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