บททั้งหมดของ Redeeming My Alpha: บทที่ 1 - บทที่ 10

It has already been weeks since Nori made the announcement in front of everyone that his Chosen Mate was no other than my twin sister Dana. At first everyone was surprised with that, considering me and Nori were openly close to each other. But soon people got used to it, and they even said things like “how good they match”. It seems nobody cared what I thought. What makes it worse is that I started training with Dana on a few magic tricks. Being a Mage, Drake has requested me to learn a few things about magic. He was developing some kind of new technique in our combat routine that combines my combat training with my magic knowledge. It used to be fun and used to be my bonding time with her. But not anymore.“Is this the best that you can do?” My sister Dana asked. I knew it was just a way to motivate me to do better, but at present it felt like she was taunting me, which of course made me angry, “You know that Starlight belongs to one of the mage families who have exceptional powe

“You know that what you did is wrong in so many aspects,” Drake said as he cornered me in the training room’s office where I stare at the lunch pack that Lana’s mother prepared for me. “Not just wrong,” Leon started to say, “You sounded like a worried ex-boyfriend.” He added before placing a piece of steak that Lana’s mom prepared for them in his mouth. Lana’s mom is a great cook. The moment that she found out Lana had friends, she started making extra lunches for Lana to share with us. She has always been kind and caring not only to me but also to Drake, Leon, and especially Calvin. I know that she always worries about Lana, not because she was weak. It was more because she can be so stubborn sometimes.“Nori,” Drake said, interrupting my thoughts, “are you listening?” He asks.I sigh, trying to release all my frustrations. “I just wanted to make sure that Lana can defend herself, that’s all,” I replied as I took a bite of steak from the lunch back that Lana’s mom gave me. Drake e

“Lana,” Calvin whispered over the Bluetooth earpiece in my ear, “I see three of them approaching your direction. Can you handle them on your own?” he asks.“Don’t tell me that you are doubting my skills, Calvin?” I ask him smiling to myself as I stood at one of the branches of the tall trees of Purpura forest, “You know me better than that,” I added arrogantly. At first, when Drake told me that he was leaving the south in my hands, doubts filled not only my head but also my heart. But now that I am in the position I was assigned to, I have to admit that Drake boosted my ego.I am in my zone. No one knows this forest better than I do. I was ecstatic when this was chosen to be the next combat field for us to train with. The rule of the game is simple. You need to catch everyone from the opposing team by capturing each one of them and getting their flag. The flag is usually with the team’s leader. He has a choice to continue on even after losing all his team members or surrender when he

I always hear the stories, I was always the listener and never the teller. Because I always make sure that I would reach the point where I can’t stand on my own. I never got drunk because I never ever want to find myself doing something that I would regret. I was faithful to that promise to myself, well, at least I was, until last night.And now my worst fear came true, because today I found myself in a bed, covered with white sheets in a room that isn’t mine with my pants and jacket off plus a throbbing headache.The first thing I did was to check if there was someone else in the room but there was no one. I racked my brain as I try to remember what exactly happened last night. I am not sure if it was because I got a hangover or was it because I haven’t eaten anything nothing comes to mind to make me remember what occurred last night. I hear a blaring sound making my head hurt more. It took me a few seconds before I realize that the sound that I am hating to hear was coming from my

“Are you okay?” Calvin asked as he approached me from under the tree, across from the training field. “What are you doing here?” I asked him without even turning to look at him.“Woah,” Calvin replied, “can we turn it down a notch tiger? I am not your enemy. You know I am on your side.”“Sorry,” I said, “It just frustrates me, not to be there,” I said pointing across the field. “Just to be fair,” Calvin said, “It’s not Nori who made those rules it’s the people from the Black Moon Pack.” “I know,” I said as I release my frustrated breath, “But if this happened before, don’t you t