All Chapters of The Wrong Alpha Twin: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

-Cain-Later in the day, Willow joined Henry and me, her expression intriguing. I was just relieved she had finally left the bed and the room, opting to get up and do something.“How are you feeling, Luna?” Henry asked, prompting a small smile from Willow.“Better,” she admitted, her eyes flicking to mine. She blushed fiercely and quickly hid behind a document.How can she be so adorable? my wolf panted in my head. Tell Henry to leave, then dive underneath that skirt and taste her until she screams our name.Goddess, you’re never not horny, are you? I teased my wolf.But she looks amazing! And she’s carrying our pup! Take her.I ignored my wolf, choosing instead to watch my beautiful mate, who could barely meet my eyes, likely recalling how we’d spent our time together when I wasn’t working. We definitely hadn’t talked much.“So, how is the preparation for the meeting going?” Willow inquired, though I could tell she was only using the document as a shield.“He’s getting better,” Henry

-Cain-Willow lay beside me later that night, sleeping soundly. I couldn’t help but rest my hand on her flat stomach, sensing the growing power within her. I knew there wasn’t a tangible presence to feel just yet, but I could detect the increasing spike of energy inside Willow. Our child would soon make their presence known. I smiled as I watched Willow, feeling my heart flutter in a way I had never experienced before. What was this strange sensation?Could it be that you’re falling for our mate? my wolf teased. Maybe I was, but I had never fallen for anyone. I had never even been in a relationship. Willow was the only woman I had ever committed to, so how could I know what it truly meant to fall?I don’t know, I admitted.You don’t know?You keep talking about mating with her. How am I supposed to figure out if what I feel is genuine?“Ouch!” I hissed softly, rubbing my temple where my wolf had given me a mental nudge. “What was that for?”How could you ever doubt your feelings for Wi

-Cain-Walking into the building where the important council meetings were held felt strange. Nestled in the middle of the human city, it appeared just like any other structure. However, the atmosphere was thick with tension. As I entered, I spotted my parents, Carter, and his beta already waiting by the staircase leading up to the meeting room.Willow walked beside me, with Henry on the other side. An angry energy swirled not just between Carter and me, but also between Henry and his older brother. Despite this, my parents greeted me with warm smiles as we ascended the staircase together and entered the room filled with council members milling about.They had rearranged the space. Instead of one long table down the center, there was now a single table at the far end, with only a few seats prepared for the most powerful alphas. The rest gathered behind them. My parents and our betas had seats along the sidelines. Willow took a seat but barely looked at me. She had been quiet all day ye

-Willow-We were all nervous as we waited for Carter’s interview to conclude, and once it did, we were called inside. Taking our seats again, Carter and Cain stood before the alphas, ready to hear their verdict. I focused on Cain, but I noticed Carter glancing my way.Our eyes locked, and an unfamiliar pain welled up in my heart. I had never felt that way when we looked at each other, but I could see the hurt in his eyes. I quickly looked away, shifting my focus to my father, who cleared his throat as he addressed the princes.“Now we have come to a decision,” he stated. “Some felt we should not continue, that Prince Carter is still the obvious choice.”I noticed the brothers exchanging glances, but then my father smiled, and I knew what his choice had been.“However, most of us believe Prince Cain should at least have a chance to prove what he is capable of. As he pointed out, we chose to have this meeting for a reason—we see potential in him. So, Prince Cain, don’t let us down,” he w

-Willow-“Why are you staring at me, Eva?”I called out to my friend as she scrutinized my flat stomach from her seat in front of me. Her arms rested on her legs, and she leaned forward, observing me intently.“Eva?” I repeated.“Shh, I’m trying to connect with it,” she replied.“Excuse me?”“I’m trying to connect with the little clump inside you,” she whispered.“You’re trying to connect... with a very tiny thing inside me?” I asked in disbelief.“Yes! It’s important for her to know who her aunt is and that she can always come to me if her mother gets too controlling.”“Me?” I exclaimed.Eva smiled at me before focusing on my stomach again.“You do know it could be a boy, right?” I added.“No, it’s a girl. I can feel it,” she insisted, making me laugh.“You feel nothing! Can you stop that? I’m sure Cain wouldn’t appreciate you trying to turn the child against him and recognize you as the father instead.”“I’d be a wonderful father, a better one than Cain,” she declared, leaning back a