Lahat ng Kabanata ng Fated To The Alpha Twins : Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

The soft light of dawn crept through Lily’s curtains, spilling onto the floor in streaks of gold. The gentle chirping of birds outside her window would have usually been a calming sound, but not today. Lily sat on the edge of her bed, brushing her hair absentmindedly, her thoughts consumed by Maya’s strange behavior the day before. She had been noticing how weird she has been acting since they got back together and she only thought perhaps she was finding it hard transitioning back into being friends because they had been apart for a while.But now it seemed like there was something more sinister at play, especially after considering what Lucas had heard from Maya when she was in the bathroom.What could she be hiding? The question gnawed at her, tugging at her mind even as she tried to push it away. Maya had always been her anchor, her closest confidant. The distance between them felt like a void, growing larger with every passing day. She couldn’t shake the feeling that somethin

The art room was eerily quiet, save for the faint creak of the wooden floor beneath Lily's pacing footsteps. The walls were adorned with student artworks—landscapes, abstract shapes, and portraits—all bathed in soft light from the tall windows. But Lily wasn’t paying attention to any of it. Her mind was a storm of thoughts, swirling around Luna Ariel’s demand. "Announce your pregnancy at the Moon Festival."She ran a hand through her hair, frustration evident on her face. The Moon Festival was only a few weeks away, and the pressure was mounting. As the Luna of the pack, there were expectations—traditions to uphold, appearances to maintain. But this? This was too much. Lily stopped, gripping its edge as she tried to steady her racing thoughts. She couldn’t deal with this alone, which was why she had texted Lucas and Liam to meet her here. Still, a small part of her wished she could have asked Maya for advice. Despite her friend’s recent odd behavior, Maya always had a way of c

Lucas and Liam returned to the art room with an air of frustration lingering between them. The once-determined glint in their eyes had dulled, replaced by a mix of irritation and disappointment. Lily, who had been anxiously pacing the room, stopped in her tracks and turned to face them, her heart racing. “Did you catch them?” Lily asked, her voice filled with hope. Liam shook his head, a heavy sigh escaping his lips. “No. We almost had them, but…” Lucas cut in, his tone sharper. “But Alex showed up and delayed us. By the time we got past him, the spy was gone.” Lily’s face fell, the color draining from her cheeks. She ran a hand through her hair, her anxiety visibly mounting. “This isn’t good. Not good at all.” She began pacing again, muttering more to herself than to the twins. “If word gets out about what we talked about… if the pack finds out…” Lucas stepped forward, placing a calming hand on her shoulder. “Lily, take a deep breath. We’ll figure this out. We always do.”

The evening sun bathed the pool area in a warm, golden glow that made the entire place seem a little more magical.Liam floated lazily on his back in the pool, letting the water lap gently against him as he closed his eyes to enjoy the calming silence that followed.The soothing sound of ripples and the occasional chirping of birds was the perfect backdrop for his much-needed solitude. He rarely got moments like this, especially with the mounting tension surrounding Lily and the pack. Lucas and Lily had stayed back at school to study for an upcoming test, leaving Liam with the rare opportunity to enjoy the peace of being home alone. He wasn’t particularly concerned about the test—they always managed to pull through, but Lily’s nerves had been fraying lately, and he knew Lucas would be there to support her. For now, the water was his escape. He had just closed his eyes, the faint scent of the water mixing with the summer air, when he heard the faint sound of heels clicking against

The dim light of dusk bathed the parking lot in a hazy glow as Alex leaned against his sleek black car, his arms crossed, a calculating glint in his eyes. His friends stood in a tight circle around him, their voices low but firm as they hashed out their plans. They were now on a tight schedule to exact the full force of their intentions in the pack and they needed to come up with a full proof plan that was sure to guarantee their victory."We have to make sure they fall into the trap perfectly," Alex said, his voice cold and cunning. "If even one thing goes wrong, Lucas and Liam will walk out alive—and we can't afford that." One of his friends, Darren, frowned. "But they’re alphas, Alex. Their strength alone is unmatched, and they’re not stupid. We can’t just lure them into a simple snare and expect it to work." Alex’s lips curled into a thin smile. "That’s why we’re not relying on something simple. We’ll use their arrogance against them. They think they’re invincible—untouchable