Lahat ng Kabanata ng Oops! My Twin Mates are my Professors: Kabanata 251 - Kabanata 260

Author's POV:The room sat in tense silence as the elder exhaled slowly, eyes never leaving Gemini. “Is that your final stance, Miss Gemini Belmont? Don’t you have anything else to say?”Gemini straightened in her chains, eyes cold and sharp. “No,” she said curtly, her voice echoing across the marbled walls.Fynn’s jaw tensed, his glare sharp enough to draw blood. He had had enough of the elder’s veiled accusations and their thinly veiled contempt for Vienna. Kai, standing beside his brother, placed a firm hand on Fynn’s arm, grounding him with a simple touch.A different elder stepped forward now, robes swaying, voice booming with authority. “In light of the testimony provided and evidence reviewed, this council has reached a decision. Mrs. Vienna Maddox, Supreme Luna of the Obsidian Pack, is hereby acquitted of all charges. It is determined that the death of Miss Zella occurred solely in necessary self-defense.”A wave of relief washed over the courtroom, though only a few dared to

Vienna's POV:I stood there, rooted to the marble floor of the now-empty courtroom, long after the doors closed behind Gemini and the guards. Her words rang in my ears like a cruel lullaby — one that lulled not into sleep, but into a spiral of dread.This is just the beginning… I’ll clear all our dues before either of us leaves this world.My chest ached. Not with fear, but with disbelief. How could someone wear such a convincing mask, speak so sweetly in front of everyone, only to peel it off the moment we were alone? I had genuinely believed she had changed. I had wanted to believe it. For once, I had wanted the story to end in healing.But I was wrong.The courtroom door creaked open again, and Kai stepped in, followed closely by Fynn. I didn’t look up immediately, but I felt them. Kai’s storm-like presence moving toward me, Fynn’s steady heartbeat echoing like a grounding rhythm in my ears.“Vienna,” Kai said softly, voice laced with concern. “What happened?”I blinked, swallowing

Vienna's POV:The moment the thought crossed my mind, that Gemini was probably playing me again, the monitor beside her bed started to flash a red light, along with a robotic alarm. BEEP! BEEP! BEEEP!!The alarm continued to ring and I jolted, my heart hammering in mu chest as nurses rushed into the room like a sudden wave of white coats.“Her blood pressure’s dropping!” One of them shouted.Another adjusted the IV drip while a third began checking her vitals, muttering something to herself. I backed away instinctively, my eyes glued to the flurry around Gemini’s still form. My pulse pounded in my ears, feeling like every beep from the monitor was a response from the Moon Goddess, taunting me for the doubt that I had allowed into my heart. What if she wasn’t pretending?What if the smirk I thought I saw had been a twitch of pain instead?I might have forgiven Gemini, or maybe forgotten her actions… but would I ever be able to forgive myself for thinking this way about someone in n

Vienna's POV: I couldn't breathe. My knees hit the floor as the world tilted, air refusing to enter my lungs properly. “Zeke…” I whispered, and then louder, “Zeke!!” Footsteps thundered down the hallway, the sound of multiple feet pounding towards the door. My heart pounded in my ears, and I turned around just as the door burst open. “Vienna!” Fynn was the first one who dashed inside, cracking with alarm. Kai was right behind him, eyes scanning the room with razor-sharp focus. “What’s going on?” Fynn knelt beside me, gripping my shoulders. “What happened, Enna! Why are you screaming?” Kai asked, rushing to my side. “Everything!” I cried, the words spilling out, torn straight from my soul. My body shook as I finally said it aloud. “Zeke is missing! He's gone… I don't know where…” Fynn blinked, trying to make sense of what I was saying. “I just came back from the pack house, and I didn't see him on the way back.” He turned to look at Kai. “Did we see him anywher

Vienna's POV:I had been following Zeke around the house like a shadow all day. Wherever he ran, I followed. If he turned left, I turned with him. If he disappeared into a room, I was there two seconds later. He seemed thrilled by the attention, thinking I was playing some long, silly game of chase. Every time he looked over his shoulder and saw me trailing behind, he giggled and picked up speed.But I wasn’t actually smiling. My chest felt tight, my head buzzed with restless thoughts. Every few seconds, my eyes would automatically wander off to check the windows, the doors, the corners of the rooms. I knew I was being irrational, but that didn’t stop the feeling that if I so much as blinked, Zeke might disappear from my field of vision once again.I couldn’t bear it.Gemini’s words were still haunting me. The way she sat there calmly with him in the study and had the gall to even act innocent afterward, as if I had overreacted... it was driving me crazy. I couldn’t tell anymore