Semua Bab Fated To The Alpha Twins : Bab 141 - Bab 150

The ball had ended in a glittering success, much to Lily’s relief. The grand ballroom was now empty, the laughter, clinking glasses, and lively music just a memory lingering in the air. Lily felt the exhaustion of the night settling into her bones as she went up the stairs to her room, Maya by her side. Despite the calm exterior of the night, her mind was anything but peaceful.“Thank the stars no one noticed Alex’s arrival,” Lily murmured, breaking the silence as they reached her door. “I was terrified something would go wrong, but it seems the guests were none the wiser.”“Except us,” Maya replied, her tone dark with unspoken concern. “And that’s bad enough.”Lily nodded, unlocking the door and stepping into her room. It was dimly lit, with soft, golden light emanating from the bedside lamps. Maya followed her in, closing the door behind them.Lily sank onto the edge of her bed, kicking off her heels and rubbing her temples. “What does Alex want, Maya? Why now? He’s always been..

The air in the room was suffocating, filled with disbelief, tension, and an almost audible crackle of shock. Everyone stared at Lucian as if waiting for him to say he had been joking, that Alex’s accusations were just a cruel manipulation. But Lucian remained composed, his face unreadable, as his confession settled heavily among them.Lexa stood motionless beside him, her lips pressed into a tight line. The silence stretched unbearably until Lucas finally broke it.“What the hell do you mean, Alex wasn’t lying?” Lucas growled, his fists clenched at his sides. “What game are you playing, Lucian? What have you been holding back?”Lucian’s eyes flickered, but he maintained his calm demeanor. “It’s not a game, Lucas. It’s the truth. And you deserve to hear it" Lucian said as his eyes moved from Lucas and moved around to the sea of faces that were watching him.Maya crossed her arms, her brows furrowed. “So start talking. Because right now, none of us trust you.”“Nor should you,” Liam

The late afternoon sun cast a golden glow over the neighborhood as Lily made her way to Maya's house. The beautiful cream-colored home stood nestled between two sprawling maple trees, their leaves rustling softly in the breeze. She admired the charming flower boxes under the windows, each bursting with bright colours and a magnetic scent, a testament to Maya's mother's love for gardening.When Lily knocked on the door, it opened almost immediately, revealing Maya’s mother, Mrs. Hudson. She was a warm, cheerful woman in her mid-forties, with kind eyes and an apron tied snugly around her waist. The scent of freshly baked cookies moved from inside the house and Lily was happy she had come.“Lily, dear! It’s so good to see you,” Mrs. Hudson greeted with a bright smile. “Come in, come in. Maya’s upstairs in her room.”“Thank you, Mrs. Hudson,” Lily said, stepping inside. The inside of the house was as cozy as the way it suggested on the outside, with soft lighting and family photos li

The low hum of the car engine filled the tense silence as Lily stared out of the window, her mind a whirlwind of worry and fear. Her fingers trembled as she clutched her phone tightly, refreshing her messages repeatedly in case Maya texted again. But there was nothing. The unease gnawed at her like a sharp blade.“Graham, where do you think she is?” Lily finally asked, her voice barely above a whisper.Graham gripped the steering wheel tightly, his knuckles white. His jaw was clenched, and his usual stoic expression was replaced with one of barely contained fury. “If I knew, we’d already be there,” he said, his voice low and dangerous. “Alex had the guts to use my name to trick her. I'm going to make sure he regrets it.”Lily glanced at him, her concern deepening. Graham had always been quiet and somewhat intimidating, but this level of anger was new. “Do you think Alex kidnapped her to mess with us or there's something more to all this?” she asked hesitantly.Graham’s eyes flicke

The night air was unbearably cold, carrying a sharp chill as Lily leaned against Graham’s car on the side of the road, her arms crossed tightly over her chest. Her thoughts were racing, her heart heavy with worry for Maya. The tension in the atmosphere was palpable, and the streetlights above cast long shadows across the pavement.Graham paced back and forth, his fists clenched and jaw tight. His usual composure had evaporated, replaced by a storm of anger and frustration. “I can’t believe this,” he growled, his voice low and dangerous. “He used my name—my name—to lure her. If anything happens to Maya, Alex is going to regret ever crossing me.”“Graham,” Lily said firmly, stepping in front of him. “I understand how angry you are, but we can’t let emotions take over. Alex has the upper hand right now. We need to think clearly if we want to save Maya.”Graham stopped pacing and turned to her, his piercing eyes locking onto hers. “You don’t get it, Lily. He’s playing games, and Maya i