Caught My Alpha Husband with His Brother’s Mate

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The hunt ended early, so I grabbed my prey and took a shortcut back to the cabin.

Suddenly, muffled panting came from deep in the grass.

I pushed aside the bushes. My husband Gideon was pressing his sister-in-law Sera against that old birch tree.

Sera's silk dress was half-pulled down, bunched at the pale roots of her thighs.

She moaned and wrapped her legs tightly around his muscular waist.

Gideon's hands gripped her hips, the sounds coming from his throat low and hoarse.

Nothing like the mild-mannered act he put on in front of me.

I sneered and raised my wrist, recording the whole thing on my phone.

With one click, I sent the package to Sera's husband, Black Pack's Alpha Killian.

"Your brother who's been faking impotence at home for three years is having a wild workout with your wife. Sent you the location."

"Honey, you're really putting in effort with this outdoor workout."

I stepped out from behind the bushes, tossed the deer I'd just hunted onto a tree stump, my tone as light as if I were discussing what to have for dinner.

The two people under the birch tree froze instantly.

Gideon let go of Sera's legs and stared at me like he'd seen a ghost, stuttering for ages without managing a complete sentence.

My dear best friend Sera didn't even have time to pull down her dress. She just collapsed in the pile of fallen leaves with her legs spread,

fresh marks my husband had just sucked all over her skin below the collarbone.

"Elara, how did you"

"Don't rush." I pulled out my phone and waved it.

"Let me take a couple more shots. Three years of marriage, first time I've seen my husband with this much stamina. Worth commemorating."

Gideon suddenly snapped to his senses and lunged at me, trying to grab my phone.

I sidestepped to the left. He missed and nearly tumbled into the bushes.

I looked at him and sneered. As the only daughter of White Pack's Alpha, I'd been receiving combat training since childhood.

Dealing with trash like Gideon who only knew how to hide under his brother's wing was more than easy.

"Take it easy." I held my phone up high. "You always told me you couldn't perform, wouldn't even change clothes in front of me. Three years, turns out you were saving yourself for my best friend."

Sera's cheeks instantly flushed red. Tears welled up in her eyes as she spoke with a sob in her voice:

"Elara, let me explain. This was just an accident."

"Explain what?" I lowered my head and swiped open my phone screen, pulling up the video I'd just shot to the best part, then turned it to show her.

In the footage, she was riding on Gideon's waist, the sounds squeezing from her throat sluttier than a she-wolf in heat.

"Explain how you ran to my husband in the middle of the night to practice squats?"

Her face went completely white.

She was Black Pack's Luna, and also my best friend since childhood.

I'd thought it was the most perfect arrangementwe married the two brothers of Black Pack, two packs with generations of good relations.

Turns out she occupied the Luna position and still wanted to drag her brother-in-law to the northern slope grass to roll around.

Two brothers, and she didn't want to let either one go.

"Elara!" Gideon roared. Birds in the forest scattered in fright.

Someone else might not be able to withstand Gideon's dominant pressure, but I'd been trained by my father since childhood. This level of intimidation couldn't suppress me.

I stared at him. "What are you yelling about? You dared to pin your sister-in-law against a tree, but I can't stand here and watch?"

Sera stumbled and crawled over from the pile of leaves, grabbing my legs. Tears splattered on my boots:

"Elara, please, don't tell Killian. I know I was wrong, I really know I was wrong."

I looked down at her, this best friend who'd been with me for twenty years.

"Get up first." I crouched down and patted her shoulder. "Your legs will go numb if you stay down too long."

She lifted her head, teardrops hanging from her eyelashes, a glimmer of hope in her eyes.

I continued, "Look how hard you're crying. My husband must feel so bad for you."

I stood up, shook off her hand, and turned to leave.

Gideon grabbed my arm from behind, his knuckles digging into the crook of my elbow.

"Where do you think you're going? You want to expose this? You want to destroy the alliance between our two packs?"

I looked back at him, almost laughing out loud.

Now he remembered the alliance. When he was pulling his sister-in-law's pants down, why didn't he think of it then?

"Already exposed."

His fingers tightened, his breathing suddenly heavy. "What do you mean?"

I pried his hand off and turned to face him.

"Your brother should be on his way by now. I just sent him the video, with live location tracking."

Gideon's pupils contracted sharply. Those eyes that always carried a mild smile were now full of shock:

"What did you say? You sent it to Killian?!"

"Is there a problem?" I tilted my head at him. "As Alpha, he naturally has the right to know what's happening in his Pack."

"You're crazy!"

"No." I stepped back, landing precisely on a dead leaf that crunched softly. "I think you're the ones who are finished."

A sound that didn't belong to this hunting ground came from the distance.

That deep, resonant howl tore through the silence of the northern slope night sky, carrying an Alpha's unique oppression, rapidly approaching the cabin.

Sera collapsed to the ground, her face deathly pale.

When the massive brown-black wolf burst through the tree line, I was leaning against the hunter's cabin doorpost drinking beer.

Killian shifted to human form and walked toward me.

He scanned the two people slumped by the grass without expression, then turned to me and said,

"Nice video work. Good lighting and composition."

"Bro..." Gideon's calves were trembling as he shrank back.

That fierce, vicious energy he'd had on top of Sera had completely disappeared.

Killian ignored him and turned to look at me. "How much did you record?"

I pulled out my phone and waved it. "From start to finish. Didn't miss a single moment of the best parts."

Sera jerked her head up, eyes swollen, wanting to say something.

Killian glanced at her. "Shut up and get dressed."

The half-sob caught in her throat choked back down. She frantically started putting on her clothes.

I leaned against the pine tree, watching this scene with an inexplicable sense of relief.

My husband and my best friend rolling around togetherI should be the one suffering most,

but here I was watching like it was a show, even wanting to munch on sunflower seeds.

Once the two had barely gotten themselves together, Killian walked up to Gideon and punched him in the face.

Gideon flew backward, the back of his head hitting the birch trunk.

Killian grabbed him by the collar and hauled him up, driving his knee upward.

Gideon clutched his lower abdomen and curled up like a shrimp, his lips white as paper.

Faked impotence for three yearsthis time it might become real.

I hadn't expected Killian to only look refined. When he beat someone up, he was ruthlessly fierce.

Once Gideon was flat on the ground, Killian straightened up and looked at Sera. "How long has this been going on?"

No one dared answer.

"I asked you how long this has been going on!" He suddenly roared.

Sera cried and trembled. "Three years."

Three years.

My marriage to Gideon had been exactly three years, give or take.

From the day he married me, he never planned to treat me properly. All those excuses were lies.

"So you two started before the wedding?" I spoke, my voice so soft it surprised even me.

Gideon lay on the ground without making a sound.

"Lift your head up!" Killian roared again.

Gideon slowly propped up his upper body. Half his face was swollen, his eyes only daring to stare at the ground. "Bro"

"Don't call me bro! I don't have a beast for a brother.

You had your wife grab medicine for you for three years, then turned around and rode my wife. You really live up to my expectations."

Sera stumbled to Killian's feet, her knees hitting the gravel ground with a crunching sound:

"Honey, I'm sorry, I really know I was wrong."

I leaned against the pine tree and added:

"Do you know you were wrong, or are you afraid he'll take back your Luna position?"

She whipped her head around to look at me.

I continued in a casual tone:

"You two weren't like this under the tree just now. She was riding on top of you, biting your ear telling you to hurry up.

I've got it all on video. Want me to play it to set the mood?"

Gideon glared at me viciously, his lips trembling for ages without managing a single word.

"So Gideon isn't impotenthe's only impotent with me.

Your wife touches him and all his problems disappear. She's practically a miracle healer."

Killian was silent for a few seconds, the muscle beneath his cheekbone twitching twice.

"Put on your shoes. Back to the main house. The Council of Elders convenes tonight."

Sera jerked her head up. "You're going to"

"Divorce." Killian turned and walked toward me.

Sera grabbed Killian's boot and was kicked away, her whole body falling into the ferns.

I waited for him to approach, and we walked side by side toward the cabin.

"This place reeks too much. I'll come back for my deer tomorrow."

The day after the drama ended, I was teaching my students when the back door of the classroom suddenly erupted in commotion.

My hand writing on the blackboard paused. I nearly snapped the chalk.

This plot development was getting pretty melodramatic.

"Elara Voss! You shameless vixen, seducing my son-in-law, destroying my daughter's familyhave you no conscience!"

Sera's mother, the current head of the Hale family,

the matriarch of an old-line werewolf family, stood at the classroom's back door and began her performance, completely disregarding her own dignity.

My teaching assistant rushed over:

"Professor Elara, Sera's mother says you seduced her daughter's husband Mr. Killian. Should we call campus security?"

I slowly put down the chalk. "Oh, let me go see."

As soon as I stepped outside the classroom, I saw a crowd surrounding Sera's mother as she wiped tears and denounced my evil deeds.

"Everyone judge for yourselvesElara is jealous that my daughter married better than her, so she had to interfere and deliberately destroy my daughter's family."

I leaned against the window, smiling as I watched this good show.

Someone in the crowd spoke up. "Mrs. Hale, Professor Elara is here."

Sera's mother turned around. Seeing my relaxed demeanor made her even angrier. "Good, you still dare show your face!"

"Otherwise what?" I raised an eyebrow. "Should I hide like certain people who've done shameful things?"

Sera's mother's face flushed red with anger.

"Stop your nonsense. My daughter and son-in-law are fine. You're the one destroying their family."

I gave a contemptuous smile.

"Sera still loves lying to you? I thought she'd outgrown that childhood habit."

Sera's mother froze. "What are you talking about?"

"You don't know?

Your daughter Sera is Killian's wife,

but she wasn't faithful during marriage. She seduced Gideon, Killian's brotheralso known as my husband."

The surrounding students all gasped.

Sera's mother's expression shifted. "You're talking nonsense!"

I pulled out my phone.

"Want to see the video? I recorded your daughter's spectacular performance with my husband."

Sera's mother panicked. "Don't you dare!"

I continued:

"If you really care about your daughter, go home and tell her to control herself.

The divorce papers have already been filed. What's the point of making a scene here now?"

Sera's mother became frantic. "My daughter can't get divorced!"

I laughed.

"What, can't bear to lose Killian's status? Or do you think Gideon the impotent one isn't good enough?

Don't worry, Sera's already cured Gideon's impotence."

"You!" Sera's mother pointed at my nose. "How can you be so vulgar!"

After saying this, she stamped her feet in anger, but knowing she couldn't gain anything here, she could only leave resentfully.

The students all looked at me with admiration.

My assistant came over. "Professor Elara, you were so cool!"

I smiled. "Cool? This is nothing."

Back in my office, I sent Killian a message:

Your Sera's mom just made a scene at my school.

Killian quickly replied: Need me to have someone handle it?

Me: No need, I already dealt with it.

Killian: Thanks for the trouble.

Looking at my phone screen, I just felt that life really was full of surprises.

Me: But I want Sera and Gideon, that pair of cheating scum, to pay the price.