Semua Bab ENTANGLED WITH THE ALPHA TWINS: Bab 51 - Bab 55

GIFT'S POV “She lied to us.” Deborah’s voice was hollow, her eyes distant as they fixed on the crooked doorway of the small wooden house buried deep in the woods. This was her "home"—the place she had retreated to after choosing the life of a rogue. I said nothing, only stared at the structure in silence. It was worn out, weathered by time and regret. Its walls sagged with the weight of stories untold, and rusted metal scraps littered the yard like forgotten memories. Inside, the stale air clung to my skin, heavy with dust and decay. Deborah stood near a rickety coffee table, her fists clenched so tight the knuckles had turned pale. Her blood-red eyes shimmered—not with magic, but with suppressed tears. “I never thought she could be that heartless,” she murmured, her voice trembling with fury. I shifted my gaze to her, studying the crack in her composure. She was unraveling, and for the first time, I wasn’t watching an enemy—I was watching a mother barely holding it togethe

GIFT’S POV “But I have never seen him in person.” Devorah’s voice was quiet, almost trembling, but in the heavy silence that followed, it was as though her words had landed in the middle of a frozen lake. The air felt still, too still, and I could hear my own heartbeat, slow and deliberate in my ears. “Okay…” I said, forcing a shallow breath past the lump in my throat. “That’s… a relief.” Relief—yes—but it wasn’t enough. My mind itched for more, like my skin did when I brushed against thorns. “About Alexander,” Devorah went on after a long pause, her gaze flickering away from mine as if the shadows in the room had more right to hear this than I did. “They say he killed a pregnant witch named Clara.” The name rolled in my head like a dropped stone in a deep well. Clara. “He didn’t know she was a powerful witch,” Devorah’s tone sharpened slightly, “but she left a curse on him before she died. Even the twins—” she glanced at me now, her eyes holding something unreadable, “—t