บททั้งหมดของ Fated To The Alpha Twins : บทที่ 81 - บทที่ 90

The square was eerily silent except for the faint sounds of burning debris and the occasional groans of the injured. Alex stood still, his chest rising and falling with the weight of his breath. His mind raced as he took in the scene around him—the destruction, the blood, and the lifeless bodies of the dead. His eyes landed on Derek’s crumpled body a few feet away. For a moment, a flicker of hope sparked in him, but it was quickly doused by his bitterness. Alex approached cautiously, his steps hesitant as though the very ground might swallow him whole. “Derek?” Alex called out softly, his voice trembling with a mix of dread and anticipation. There was no response. Derek lay face-down in a pool of his own blood, his body unnervingly still. Alex crouched beside him and pressed two trembling fingers to Derek’s neck, searching for a pulse. There was nothing. Alex’s chest tightened, a swirl of emotions threatening to overwhelm him. He told himself it was relief—relief that the so-c

Maya walked briskly down the school hallway, her heart pounding. Her mind was clouded with frustration, sadness, and exhaustion from the constant tension between herself and Lily. They had been inseparable for so long that this cold war felt like a foreign, suffocating weight on her chest. She was tired of the bitterness and wanted clarity. Even if the conversation with Lily didn’t resolve anything, Maya thought it was better than the lingering resentment that was slowly eating away at her.As she approached the corner leading to the main hallway, she heard voices—familiar ones. Two girls were standing just out of sight, their giggles echoing off the walls. Maya froze, recognizing the voices as Lexa’s friends, Tasha and Brielle. They sounded deep in conversation, and Maya couldn’t help but listen when her name came up.“Did you see Maya storm out of the classroom earlier?” Tasha asked, her voice dripping with mock sympathy. “She looked like a total wreck.”Brielle laughed, her voi

Lily clutched her math textbook tightly to her chest as she walked through the bustling school hallway. She had been trying her best to stay under the radar since the fallout with Maya. Every glance, every whisper seemed to burn with judgment. Today was no different, and the weight of it pressed down on her like a physical burden. As she rounded the corner, she collided with someone, her books tumbling to the floor. "Oh, I’m so sorry!" Lily stammered, crouching to pick them up. Her heart sank when she realized who she had bumped into—Maya. Maya stared down at her for a moment, her face unreadable. Lily’s cheeks flushed with embarrassment, and she quickly gathered her books, preparing to walk away before things could escalate. But to her surprise, Maya stopped her. "Wait," Maya said, her tone surprisingly soft. Lily froze, glancing up uncertainly. She respected that Maya needed as much time to get herself back together and she was prepared to stay in her lane for as long as po

The next few days passed in a blur of activity, but for Lily, something felt off. At first, it was subtle—an undercurrent of tension in the air whenever Maya was around. Maya’s usual warmth seemed strained, her smiles not quite reaching her eyes, and the way she fidgeted whenever Lily caught her gaze left Lily with a nagging sense of unease.Lily, ever the perceptive one, couldn't ignore the changes. Maya had always been her closest friend, the one who knew her inside and out, and Lily had always known Maya’s moods better than anyone else. But recently, something was different.It was lunch when Lily first noticed how truly off Maya was. As the bell rang and students flooded into the cafeteria, Maya was unusually quiet. Normally, she would have laughed at something Lucas or Liam said, but today, she barely seemed to register their jokes. Lily watched her from across the table, the discomfort settling in her chest like a heavy weight. She felt an instinctive need to help, but no

Maya immediately regained herself and she hid her phone in the back pocket of her jeans as she looked at Lucas and she could see the suspicion in his eyes."What are you doing here, Lucas?" Maya asked, her voice slightly breaking due to fear but she tried her best to maintain a cool and calm exterior."I wanted to check on you because Lily said you were having stomach issues" Lucas brought out a small bottle. "My mum said this is the best remedy for such problems and I felt you would most probably need it."Maya's face lit up just a bit."Thank you much" Maya said.As she collected the bottle from Lucas, the small exchange where their hands brushed each other, there was a feeling radiating from her that made everything seem uneasy.Maya attempted to leave but Lucas stood in her way."What are you doing?" Maya asked, her eyes moving from Lucas's hard stare to the ground.As an Alpha, it wasn't hard for Lucas to feel when something wasn't entirely right with a member of his pack.And she