All Chapters of Fated to my Twin Brother : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Hadzen glared at his locker, hands clenched into fists, this frustration welling inside of him. He tried everything - pushed himself in the game, avoided Hannah's gaze, even went on pretending he was fine. However, the memory of last night kept coming and would not let him be. It was like a fog which bothered his mind, and he felt as if he were trapped within it, unable to get out of it."Damn it," he muttered to himself, punching the locker one final time, the loud clanging echoing in the locker room."Whoa, easy there, man!" Neil, his teammate and one of his best friends, looked at him in shock, raising his hands in surrender. "I know we lost earlier, but that doesn't mean you need to take it out on the lockers."Hadzen's frown deepened. "Just… drop it, Neil."Neil laughed, a clear tease. "Okay, okay but seriously, what's gotten into you man? You've been off all day.""Like I said, drop it." Hadzen growled, stuffing his gear into his gym bag, a bit stiff and uncoordinated in his mov

Hannah sat at the cafeteria table, gazing blankly at her plate. The bustle going on around her slowly receded into a sort of general hum that was muted and vague. The events of last night clung to her like a fog she could neither clear nor rub away. She wasn't really conscious of the cafeteria filling with students, nor did she pay much attention to the countless glances people threw her as they passed. Her brain was gone, spinning in a mad circle of one image: the man standing over her bed, the cold eyes boring into her, the soft-voiced words that iced her blood.She vaguely realized she was still twirling her fork around her pasta, mashing the noodles into a mangled, disgusting mess. But her stomach roiled, so any notion of eating seemed impossible, and yet she couldn't tear herself out of her trance.Dylan sat across from her, studying her with a growing frown creasing his face, and scanning all her features for any hint of what was wrong. Beside him, Sonia was showing animated ene

Storming into her room and slapping the door behind her, Hannah was trying hard to shake off the feeling that Hadzen had left with her. His coldness, his dismissal of whom she chose to spend her time with, especially when it came to Dylan, stirred up a fresh resentment inside her. Why should he not let her get her own way?What's his problem?" she mumbled, snatching a towel from her closet and heading to the bathroom. She wanted to unwind, and a warm bath felt like it was going to be the only thing that would soothe her frayed nerves. The filling water sounded like balm, and soon, steam began to rise and fog the mirror, but warmed the room.She sank into the bath, her skin wrapped in warm water. She felt it ease all tension away from her muscles. "Dylan is my friend. Our friend", she whispered to herself again. "*Why can't he just let that be? Why does he have to interfere with everything?)As the warmth of the bath seeped through her, Hannah's gaze drifted down to her arm and she pau

Hannah slumped her body against the ledge of the third-floor window of Eastwood University. Her eyes could roam loose down across the pathway that seemed sun-bright below, and she was lost to the sound of groups of students laughing and talking around her. But into her head, she was letting imagination wander into a world that seemed foreign from everything she knew."Sonia," she whispered to her friend at her side, "do you think I'll ever have a chance to visit the human world?"Sonia gazed back at her with a wistful smile. "I have been there before," she said. "It was… amazing. I even made a friend there, Lena. But ever since Alpha Ador created this place for us, it has been forbidden.". Only the high-ranking wolves are allowed outside, and even then only to make sure that no threats come near. "She lowered her voice. "Your grandfather had enemies there, you know. One of them. well, he was your mother's stepbrother."Hannahs interest was piqued. "I didn't know that," she replied, a s

She was taking a deep breath when she could feel her eyes going soft at the familiar sights around town. "Can't believe I'm here again." She spoke in a hushed whisper. "The air, the streets… I missed this."Hannah walked beside her, her eyes darting hither and yon, wide with wonder as she took in everything. The streets were alive, even at that early hour, with people rushing to and fro, cars chugging by, and the faint scent of coffee wafting from a nearby café. She had heard stories of the world of humans but nothing like it compared to being here."This is… pretty far from home," Hannah whispered, her voice tinged with awe. "It's… crowded but beautiful."Sonia laughed and nudged her gently. "Overwhelming, isn't it?"Hannah nodded, her gaze transfixed by the flashing signs, colorful storefronts, and people walking past with an ease that seemed almost foreign. Everything here felt bright, lively, and vibrant in a way she'd never experienced within the quiet, hidden world of the pack.