All Chapters of Fated To The Alpha Twins : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Lily stood in the forest, every nerve tense as she looked at the moon goddess, her gaze pleading. The silence around them was thick, each pair of eyes focused solely on her, but her attention was locked on the goddess, who watched her with an expression that was both compassionate and unyielding. Lily’s heart raced as she fought against the heavy decision before her.More than anything, she wanted to be free of this burden. She had never sought power, had never yearned for the title of Luna in the way Lexa did. Lexa had the ambition, the drive, and—Lily couldn’t deny—a fierce belief that she could lead the pack better. There was a part of Lily that wished to simply let Lexa have it, let her take over as Luna if it meant that Lily could escape the tangled web of responsibility and constant conflict.But the price was far too steep.Lily took a shaky breath, then asked, “Moon goddess… is there any way for me to give Lexa the role of Luna, but still… continue living?” Her voice was b

The forest fell silent as Alpha Dean’s commanding presence filled the space.“Explain yourselves,” Alpha Dean’s voice boomed, cutting through the stillness with a force that made the ground tremble beneath them. “What are you all doing out here in the middle of the night?”Everyone exchanged uncomfortable glances, their nerves palpable in the cool night air. No one spoke, and the tension in the clearing thickened with every passing second. Lexa could feel her heart pounding in her chest, the weight of Alpha Dean’s gaze like a physical pressure pressing down on her. She opened her mouth to speak but quickly shut it, realizing she had no good excuse to offer. Lily stood next to Alex, her hands nervously clutching each other. Her mind raced, trying to come up with a reasonable explanation, but nothing seemed to fit. Her eyes flickered briefly to Lexa, who was shifting uncomfortably beside Liam, her face pale with dread. “Answer me,” Alpha Dean demanded again, his eyes narrowing. H

The morning was beautiful, the kind of early autumn chill that made the air feel fresh and the world seem new again. Lily drove alone in her sleek black car, a smile fixed on her face. It had been a few weeks since she and Alex had been suspended from school, their time spent in limbo, trapped by the decisions they had made—both personal and for the pack. Though she had spent much of that time reflecting on what had transpired, trying to make sense of the whirlwind of emotions and obligations pressing on her shoulders, the thought of returning to school felt like a weight lifted. She could finally breathe again, even though the burden of being Luna was never far from her thoughts.Her heart skipped when she saw Alex's car in the parking lot. His bright red sports car was parked in its usual spot, and she could see his figure leaning casually against it, waiting for her. The moment she parked, Alex straightened, his face lighting up in a way that made her feel a little lighter, ev

Lily’s mind was in turmoil as she walked through the front door of the mansion, the heavy weight of the day’s events still clinging to her like a dark cloud. The rumor mill was buzzing with talk of the witch’s spellbook, and though she had tried her best to ignore it, she could feel the eyes of the pack on her—judging, whispering. The whole day had been a blur, filled with hushed conversations behind her back and sidelong glances that seemed to follow her everywhere she went. She was tired of it. Her instincts told her to find Lucas and Liam. She needed to talk to them, to figure out what to do next. There was so much weighing on her heart, and she knew that only they would understand the pressure she was under. The last thing she needed was more people turning against her. Lily made her way upstairs, her thoughts drifting back to the confrontation with Lexa. The pain of those cruel words still burned in her chest. "You should have just died," Lexa had said, and those words re

Lexa walked down the hallway, her heels clicking with a sharp, rhythmic sound that echoed in the quiet corridor. The morning had begun like any other, but the moment she opened her locker and spotted the letter inside, a devious smile curved her lips. It was a letter.She frowned briefly, her curiosity piqued, before she pulled it out.It didn’t take long for her to see the handwriting—Liam's handwriting. Her eyes widened in surprise, but then her lips parted in a slow, pleased grin. This was a message from him, and it wasn’t just any message. The words were undeniably romantic, dripping with affection and intensity.“Lexa, meet me in the gym right now. Alone. I can’t wait to see you.”Her heart skipped a beat. Lexa smirked as she reread it, the thrill of having such a message from him coursing through her veins. The girls in her clique had always said how much they envied her relationship with Liam, but they didn’t know the half of it. Her friends were already waiting for her