Lino Genge:Navy's Sons: Bullied by Quadruplet Stepbrothers

MainCharacters

Tabitha Huxley (Female Lead): Tabitha is a human young woman who used to be mocked for her weight and weakness at Silver Hills High. She carries trauma from being chased and injured years ago, leaving a visible knee scar and deep fear of Kaelara. In the present, she is more stubborn and self-protective, willing to talk back and take risks to defend her mother. She interacts most with her mother Isla, her campus friend Andrew Kingston, Alpha Emery, and the Aldair brothers’ circle (Wyatt, Rye, Ian, Wilson). Her main struggle is surviving in a house that represents her past pain while refusing to become powerless again.

Emery Aldair (Key Adult Figure): Emery is the Alpha of Crystal Ridge pack and commanding officer of the Kaelara Naval Station. He is charming in public but strict and intimidating at home, enforcing obedience with Alpha authority. He brings Tabitha and Isla into his world by paying off their debt and promising Tabitha a university future, but his decision triggers conflict with his sons.

The Aldair Quadruplets (Male Leads): Reed is openly cruel and provocative, the most willing to threaten and humiliate Tabitha. Jace is playful-dangerous, treating fear like entertainment and pushing games that become lethal. Luca is smooth and flirtatious, curious about Tabitha’s change and quick to test boundaries. Evren is cold, controlled, and deeply tied to grief about his late mother; he is also the one who shows protective instinct first in key moments. Their relationships with Tabitha begin with hostility and power imbalance, shift into obsession after she proves she won’t break, and then explode when they discover she is their fated mate.

Main Themes

The story focuses on power, survival, and identity: what it means to return to the place that traumatized you and face the people who hurt you. It also explores family control inside a rigid werewolf hierarchy, where Alpha authority decides everyone’s life, including marriage and status. Through Tabitha’s choices—standing her ground, protecting her mother, and refusing to be “the old version” of herself—the novel argues that healing is messy and fear doesn’t vanish, but courage can still be practiced. Fate-mate bonding adds a theme of desire versus consent and whether destiny can redeem cruelty.

Hot Chapters

Chapter 1: Engagement

“Sweetie, I’d like you to meet my fiancé, Emery Aldair,” my mom announces, smiling.

No way.

My mom’s fiance is Emery Aldair… the father of my high school bullies?!

Chapter 3: Stepbrothers

“No fucking way,” Reed gasps. “You’re telling me that’s Chubby Tabby?”

Emery’s eyes sweep over his sons like a blade. “You don’t have to like it. But you will respect it.

Disrespect either of them again, and you’ll answer to me.”

Chapter 4: Bull’s Eye

Reed grabs a gun off the rack and points it straight at me.

“Tell you what,” he says. “You stand there and let me shoot an apple off your head. Then I’ll consider joining your precious lunch.”

I grab four apples… One on my head. One on each shoulder. One balanced in my palm.

“What are you waiting for, stepbros? Shoot.”

Chapter 5: Bullies at the Silver Hills High

The apple on my right shoulder bursts into pulp… Reed fires. The apple on my left shoulder splits in two.

Luca shoots the apple perched on my head.

Evren… shoots the bullet clean through the center of the apple in my palm.

“It’s over.”

Chapter 8: Run away

Four figures break through the woods… they shift mid-stride.

Evren throws himself between me and the rock.

Then they touch my skin—one by one—and sparks rip through me.

Evren leans in and whispers… “Mine.”

“You’re our mate,” Jace growls under his breath.