All Chapters of My Singing Alpha: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Isobel“Well… I’ll leave you guys alone to enjoy your time together. See you around, Isobel,” Thea said with a hint of awkwardness. My cousin's farewell lingered in the tense air.“Take care, Thea, and thanks again,” I responded, trying to mask the tension bubbling beneath the surface.As Thea drove away, I felt the weight of my friends’ questioning looks and disbelief settling upon me. Lorrie, her arms now crossed tightly over her chest, wasted no time in voicing her suspicions.“How many secrets do you still have, Isobel?” she demanded, her tone sharp with accusation.Scott, also chimed in, “Yeah... Why did you never tell us you guys are related to each other?”Guilt gnawed at me as I grappled with the decision to keep this detail a secret to my friends. It wasn't like I wanted to, rather, it was more of those situations I felt unnecessary given that I wasn't even having a good relationship with my cousin. Until now. "We didn't get along before," I started, feeling a pang of remors

IsobelWe sat together in the park, enjoying each other's company. Ever since Thea moved out of Epsilon Elysium, she became a constant companion to us. Scott and I didn't seem to mind much, but Lorrie was acting distant.There was a noticeable change in the air. The usual sounds of laughter and conversation seemed quieter as if something was making it hard to hear. Lorrie, who is usually friendly and welcoming, seemed distant. Her smiles looked forced whenever Thea talked or laughed with Scott and me. Sometimes, I saw Scott nudging Lorrie, like he was quietly telling her to behave, but Lorrie didn't seem to care. She always found a way to show Thea that she wasn't welcome.But Thea didn't let Lorrie's behavior stop her from being kind to us. She was good at baking, so she often made us tasty treats like cookies and muffins. Scott loved them because he has a sweet tooth, but Lorrie hardly touched them unless we told her to. Even though Thea could tell that Lorrie didn't like her, she k

IsobelAs the days passed, Thea appeared to have returned to her usual self, and I found myself constantly by her side. It seemed like I didn't have a moment to spare for Lorrie amidst all the time I was spending with Thea. Yet, the weight of our strained relationship lingered in my mind like a heavy cloud.One day, Thea caught onto my distant demeanor and gently prodded me about it."Is everything alright, cousin?" she asked, her eyes full of concern.I hesitated, unsure of how to express the turmoil swirling inside me. But Thea seemed to sense the source of my unease. "Is this about Lorrie?"I couldn't help but nod, feeling a mixture of guilt and frustration knotting in my chest. Before I could utter a word, Thea reached out, her hand resting gently on mine. "You should talk to her, Isobel. I'm sure Lorrie only acted the way she did because she cares about you deeply.”Her words struck a chord within me, and I couldn't help but feel a pang of guilt for neglecting Lorrie. Thea's enco

RyleSeeing Isobel, my heart skipped a beat. It's always a bright spot in my day when I see her. I waved eagerly, a smile spreading across my face as I caught her attention. She smiled back, but something seemed off. I chose to ignore it at first, closing the distance between us.But as I approached, I couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong. Her smile didn't reach her eyes, which looked dull and sad. Instantly, concern washed over me."Are you alright?" I asked, hoping my voice conveyed my worry.She nodded, but her gaze drifted away from mine. I couldn't ignore it. Something wasn't adding up.I shifted, trying to catch her eyes again. "Is there anything wrong?"Her smile returned, but it was feeble, unconvincing. "No... nothing... everything's alright," she replied, but her eyes told a different story. I knew she was trying to brush it off, but I couldn't just let it go.Eyes don't lie, and neither do my instincts. I sighed, feeling a pang of sadness that she didn't fee

Isobel The next morning, my mind was consumed by distractions. The memories of the time Ryle and I shared lingered persistently in my thoughts, leaving me oblivious to Thea's attempts to engage me in conversation."Hello there? World to Isobel? Are you there?" Thea's voice jolted me out of my reverie, her tiny hands waving in front of me.I blinked in surprise, finally registering her presence. "Oh, sorry about that. I guess I zoned out for a moment."Thea's concerned expression didn't waver. "Are you alright? You seem really distracted. What's on your mind?"I hesitated, not wanting to burden her with my thoughts about Ryle, but Thea wasn't one to be easily fooled."We may not be close growing up but in our short time together, I was able to recognize that look," she insisted gently. "Tell me, what's bothering you?"With a resigned sigh, I decided to confide in her. "It's about last night...""Ah, spill it!" Thea's eyes lit up with curiosity as she leaned in, eager to hear every det