All Chapters of Fated To The Alpha Twins : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The entire school gathered in the large assembly hall, which buzzed with excitement, curiosity, and tension. Rows of students filled the seats, each face turned toward the podium where the principal stood, his face solemn.Beside him sat Alpha Dean, looking every bit as imposing as his title demanded, with Lucas and Liam seated nearby, their expressions expectant and smug.Lily sat close to the front, her heart pounding as she avoided her mother’s disapproving gaze from across the room. Alex sat beside her and Lily noticed the tension in his shoulders. She felt a surge of nervous energy, wondering what the principal's final decision would mean for both of them.The room quieted as the principal raised his hand. His gaze swept over the assembly, lingering for a moment on Lily and Alex. Then, he began to speak, his voice echoing across the hall.“Good morning, everyone,” he began, his tone firm. “Today, I stand here not only as your principal but as a member of our pack, deeply inve

Lily stormed down the dimly lit hallway of the mansion, each step heavy with anger and frustration. She still felt raw from the confrontation with Ariel, but another layer of resentment simmered just beneath the surface—resentment toward Lucas, the very person who had just shielded her from his mother’s wrath.As she reached a quieter corner of the hallway, she heard footsteps behind her. Turning, she saw Lucas approaching with a look of concern etched into his face.“Lily,” he began cautiously, his voice softer than usual, “are you alright?”Lily’s jaw clenched, her frustration bubbling up. She didn’t want his sympathy, not after what he had done. She crossed her arms, looking away, trying to resist the urge to lash out. But her silence didn’t deter him.“Lily,” he said again, his brow furrowing. “Look, I know it’s been a lot today. I just want to make sure you’re okay.”She snapped, her voice sharp and trembling with anger. “Why do you care if I’m okay? You’re the one who betray

It was late afternoon when Lexa called her friends together in an empty classroom, the fading sunlight casting sharp shadows across her steely expression. Her anger over the principal’s decision still simmered beneath her composed exterior, barely concealed. She couldn’t accept that Lily and Alex would only be suspended and tasked with community service. To her, it wasn’t nearly enough for what they had done, and she was determined to see them punished further.As her friends settled around her, Lexa's intensity was palpable, and they exchanged nervous glances, sensing the storm brewing within her. They knew her well enough to recognize that she was not just angry—she was plotting.“Can you believe it?” she began, her voice low but filled with venom. “After everything Lily’s done, she’s just getting off with a slap on the wrist. It’s like the principal doesn’t even care.”Her friends nodded, murmuring in agreement, but Lexa could tell they didn’t feel the same fire she did. She cl

The midday sun cast a warm glow over the public park, illuminating the vibrant green trees and scattered benches where a few families enjoyed the early afternoon. However, Lily’s attention was fixed on the defaced wall ahead, bright colors of graffiti mocking her as she stood next to Alex. Graham’s presence loomed beside them, his expression as cold and unyielding as stone."What exactly are we doing here?" Lily asked as she eyes Graham curiously."Yeah" Alex pinned in. "Aren't we supposed to go out picking up trash or whatever?"Graham rolled his eyes, obviously irritated by Lily and Alex continuous questioning."Today's task is much different from the usual trash picking because as you can see, this place is clean" Graham replied."Then what exactly do you want from us?" Lily asked. “You’ll both clean this up,” Graham said sharply, his voice cutting through the air like a blade. “A group of gangsters decided to spray their nonsense here, and I can’t think of two more fitting people

The dense forest was shrouded in shadows as Lexa, followed by her friends and Liam, led the way to a secluded opening in the middle.Moonlight streamed through the treetops, casting an eerie glow on their path as the group moved further into the forest. Lexa’s eyes sparkled with anticipation, her heart racing with the thrill of what she was about to attempt. Finally, after a long time of feeling overshadowed, she would seize her destiny.Liam walked close to her, a smirk on his face. He was just as eager as she was to see Lily dethroned. For him, it was personal—a chance to escape the ties of fate that bound him to Lily and choose his own path, alongside someone who shared his ambition.Once they reached the clearing, Lexa pulled out a worn leather-bound book, its pages yellowed and brittle with age. She held it up, her face alight with excitement.“This is it,” she said, glancing at the others. “The ritual to summon the moon goddess herself.” She opened the book to a marked page,