Chapter 246
Read Fated To The Alpha by Jessica Hall Chapter 246 – “What are you doing here?” I asked my
mother as I walked into the living room. She stood up and embraced me, but to be honest, I was kinda
pissed off she was even here.
“I wanted to check on you,” mum says while giving me a squeeze. Wow, she wanted to check on me
now, but she couldn’t be bothered the day of the incident. Eziah sat on one of the chairs at the table
with his arms folded across his chest, and I could feel his aura and raised an eyebrow at him when he
turned and looked at me with a scowl on his face.
Jonah walked in behind me, and my mother smiled at him as she pulled back before giving him a hug.
Eziah sighs before unfolding his arms. It was incredibly awkward as we all just stood there. No one
knew what to say.
“I wanted to apologize about the Alpha challenge,” My mother says as she shoots my brother a look,
and he drops his head, looking away from her.
“Exactly what was Eziah doing there?” I asked her knowing she was meant to keep an eye on him, and
he was meant to be with her. Eziah blew up when he found out about Kyan and me. Everyone agreed
he wasn’t to go and would remain with mum.
“I was called to the Moon Goddess realm, and he was meant to go with me, but let my hand go as I
fazed over,” She said, ring at him.
“You know I can’t control that part; if I am needed there, I am stuck until I finish what needs doing,” She
says, sitting down in the chair. She rubs her eyes; she does look tired.
“So, dad told you what happened?”
“Yes, he said you used dark magic against your brother, that you freaked out,”
“Freaked out, is that what we are going to call it now?” I asked her, leaning against the counter. Jonah
reached for me, but I was pissed off. Everyone treated me like a monster, yet Eziah started it. I was
sick of the double standards.
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“You should have stayed out of it,” Eziah snapped at me.
“He is my mate. You should stay the f**k out of it. My rtionships have nothing to do with you,” I
snapped back.
“I was standing up for you,”
“Enough, we are not here to argue who was right and who was wrong,” my mother says when my
brother jumps up from his chair. I shake my head. If he was supposed to be smoothing things over, it
wasn’t working.
“Enough? She is the one who went against her own family for that f*****g p***k,”
“Eziah!” my mother growls at him in a warning.
“Fine, he f*****g kills you don’te crying to me,”
“Since when have I evere crying to you for anything, any of you. If I wanted help, you would all be
thest people I went to,” I yelled at them. My hands clenched into fists at my sides; I was that angry
when I felt Jonah’s arms wrap around my waist, tugging me back against him. He buries his face in my
neck, and I s**k in a breath, trying to calm down. I was livid; they all tantly ignored me most of the
time.
“Marabe, you don’t mean that,” My mother says, reaching for my hand, but I yank it away from her.
“Don’t I? Becausest time I checked. Eziah blew up over something that had nothing to with him, and I
defended my mate, yet you all ran to his side while backing away from mine,”
“No, that’s not what happened, Marabe. You know your magic is different, its… its,”
“I would choose your words very wisely in my house,” Kyan’s voice says behind me. Eziah growls,
stepping toward him, and my mother gets in his path.
“Sit down, now,” she snaps at him. Eziah growls but backs up but refuses to sit down. Kyan leaned
against the door frame, unfazed by my brother’s tantrum.
“Why would you even bring him here,” I ask her.
“We were on our way to look for Rose. Eziah was going to try and track her,” So they weren’t really
there to see me but just stopping in because they were in the city. I shake my head.
“What happened with Rose?” Jonah asks, standing straighter.
“Nothing you need to worry about; your father didn’t want to worry you,”
“No, what is going on?” Jonah demands, and my mother sighs.
“Rose took off with one of her friends, and she never returned home,”
“I will go get dressed ande help find her,” Jonah says, kissing my cheek and walking out.
Kyan steps aside, letting him pass before moving closer to me and cing his hand on my hip. My
brother growls at him, and I re at him.
‘You would choose him over me?”
“I am not choosing anyone, Eziah,”
“He tried to rape you. What the f**k is wrong with you?” He growls.
“He wouldn’t have done it,” I snap back at him. My mother res at Kyan before her head tilts to the
side. I had seen that look plenty of times when she examined aura. She sighed, rubbing her temples.
“He wouldn’t have done it; he was trying to scare her,” My mother shocks me by defending him.
“F*****g b******t,” Eziah snarls at her.
“You are in enough trouble, mister, settle down or go wait in the car,” My mother growls at him, and her
eyes glow fluorescent in warning, another look I had seen when she was about to lose her s**t and
deliver an a*s- whooping.
Eziah barges past her, heading for the door. “He will k**l you, and when he does, you have no one to
me but yourself,” Eziah spat at me before storming out.
“F*****g teenagers,” my mother curses, and I purse my lips. She shakes her head before her eyes fall
on me.
“Anyway, I just wanted to apologize, I should havee sooner, but I only just got back from the Moon
Goddess realm this morning and had toe to help your uncle. Your fathers have done nothing but
fight over how they handled the Alpha challenge, and your brother has lost the d**n plot with the
dramas with Marley,” She shakes her head.
“What happened with Marley?”
“She wasn’t answering her d**n phone, so Eziah went over there and caught her sleeping with her
mate,”
“She found her mate?”
“Yes, anyway, he has been in a mood since and only just told mest night after your fathers found him
passed out drunk on the d**n border when he crashed your father’s car,” my eyebrows escaped into
my hairline in shock. Eziah had been in a mood for a while, making me wonder if that was why he was
suddenly so angry. Still, it didn’t mean I deserved his b******t.
“So anyway, we should go. I just wanted to stop by, apologize, get you back home so we can put all
this behind us, and your fathers really miss you, Marabe. They feel terrible. You just scared them, is
all, and they overreacted,” my mother continues rambling when I cut her off.
“I am not going home. I am staying here,” my mother stops talking and looks between Kyan and me.
“No, you areing home. That is why I am here, Marabe. You can;t stay with Kyan,”
“He is my mate, and I am an adult. I can do as I please. I am not leaving,”
“Nonsense,e on, we need to go,” she says, going to grab my arm, and I was shocked when Kyan
grabbed her.
“She said she is staying,” Kyan tells my mother, and I gasp, looking at his hand on her arm. My mother
also looks down at his hand gripping her, and my eyes widen when I watch hers glow in her fury.
“Mum?” I gasp.
“I suggest you move your hand, Kyan,”
“And I suggest you leave,” Kyan said calmly though I felt his grip on my hip tighten, his hand slipping
under my shirt onto my stomach.
“She isn’t leaving with you if she doesn’t want to,” My mother looked at me, but I looked away. I
swallowed, feeling guilty with the look she gave me.
“Marabe?”
“I think you should go,”
“Mara, if this is about the Alpha challenge, I promise I have sorted the problem,”
“See, that’s the thing, mum, anytime something happens with me it’s a problem, something happens
with Eziah it’s a faze, I am not going back, I am sick of having everyone run from me, I am s staying
here,”
‘Marabe, you can’t stay here. You don’t understand, juste with me, I will exin, but I am not
leaving you here with him,” she says.
“Good thing it isn’t up to you. Marabe wants to stay; therefore, she stays moon goddess,”
“Don’t give me that Moon Goddess c**p Kyan, I am her mother,’
“And I am her mate. Marabe chooses where she wants to go, and if that is not with you, then so be
it.”
“How dare you, you would put her in danger for your own selfish reasons,” My mother snaps at him.
“She is safer here with me then locked away in her d**n room hiding from the world because she is
scared of herself because everyone treats her like a monster.”
“Who treats her like a monster? The Alpha challenge was a mistake. It won’t happen again,” my mother
scoffs.
“It has been happening for 18 years. You were just too consumed with the golden boy out there that
you don’t realize she was the one suffering; if you did, she never would have been f*****g mutting
herself and hiding away from everyone. A mother? Mothers don’t pick one kid over the other,” Kyan
spits at her. My mother blinks at him before her eyes flick to me, and I couldn’t believe he just said that.
I was horrified at his words and clearly so was my mother.
Tears burned my eyes at the humiliation that flooded me, and I wanted to run. “Marabe, is that true?”
she asks me.
“Marabe?”My mother called as I rushed from the room, unable to face her. I can’t believe he just did
that. I raced up the stairs. Jonah caught me as he walked back down them, and I could hear my mother
and Kyan arguing, but I needed to get away from them both.
“Hey, what’s wrong?” Jonah asked, grabbing me.
“Mara?” Jonah asks as my mother rushed out of the kitchen.
“Marabe, wait,” My mother called, and Jonah’s grip tightened on me, not letting me pass. Kyan walks
out behind, and Jonah growls.
‘What did you do?”
“Nothing just told the truth. Go find your sister Jonah. E is fine with me,” Kyan answers him. My
mother growls at him.
“I am not leaving her here while she is upset. What the f**k happened?” Jonah demands.
“Jonah, just go. I have been humiliated enough for one night,” I tell him, and he looks at me.
“What is it?”
“Marabe?”
“Just leave mum, find Rose, and take Eziah home, then you can go back to ignoring my existence like
everyone else does,” I tell her. F**k why did he have to tell her that?
“Marabe, honey,” I shook my head, and Jonah refused to let me go as I struggled to get out of his
arms.
“Jonah, just let go,” I tell him, but he doesn’t.
“Let her go,” Kyan tells him, and Jonah does but growls at him.
‘I swear, Kyan if you have done something,”
“Go find your sister,” I heard Kyan say as I ran to one of the spare rooms. I shut the door, locking it. I
listened to them all argue before hearing Lucas trying to calm everyone down.
“Well, that didn’t go well,” Kora said,ing forward.
“It was humiliating,” I tell her, and she shrugs.
“Still, he spoke the truth. He didn’t do it to hurt you,” Kora says with a sigh.
“It doesn’t matter if it was the truth; he had no right,” she says nothing, but I eventually hear my
mother’s car leave.
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