Bullied By My Alpha Twins のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 51 - チャプター 60

CHAPTER FIFTY ALEX DAVALO Some days are like this!“Are you not coming with me?” I asked Sandro, taken aback by his sudden change of heart. The previous night, I had managed to persuade him to join me in visiting Nadia at the hospital. Sandro, lounging on his bed with his arms behind his head, looked at me with an air of defiance. “It doesn’t mean we will stop making her life a living hell,” he said, sounding reluctant. “She must continue to feel our shadows hunting her even in her dream,” he had added.“I know,” I replied, feeling a mix of frustration and concern.“Fine then, we'll go see her,” he said.I had woken up early that morning, eager to get things moving. I thought Sandro was on the same page, but as I walked into his room, hoping to find him already dressed up, I was shocked to find him still in bed, though he was awake.“Why aren’t you getting ready?” I asked, puzzled.“I changed my mind,” Sandro said, his voice flat.“Changed your mind?” I ec

CHAPTER FIFTY-TWO SANDRO DAVALO A battle within the soul I desperately sought sleep, but it eluded me like a ghost slipping through my fingers. The hour felt late, yet my mind wouldn’t relent; the moment it seemed nature would finally tuck in for the night, my thoughts would come alive, erupting into a whirlwind of emotions I wasn’t ready to confront. I sat up in my bed, the shadows of my room deepening around me, and walked to my window, yearning for morning to break. But even that seemed far off, like a distant dream I couldn’t grasp.As I leaned against the cool glass, I caught a glimpse of the moon high in the night sky, its soft light casting an ethereal glow over everything. Trees stood still, and the world outside was quiet, yet my mind raced with a tangled mess of thoughts.“Nadia.” Her name floated into my mind like an unwelcome whisper, igniting a familiar tension in my chest. A bitter memory flashed before me—her hurt eyes, the sting of insu

CHAPTER FIFTY-FOUR ALEX DAVALO "Being around Alex and his brother only makes me sick. I wish they could just disappear from my life." I felt my heart drop at those words.I had come back to the hospital hoping to check on Nadia after everything that had happened. Honestly, I didn't think I would be back there, but the mate bond was beginning to get even stronger, and I couldn't help it.Even though she had rejected the last one I brought, I still came along with flowers and fresh fruit, trying to show that I cared, but I didn’t realize just how much pain I had caused her. The realization weighed so heavy on my chest. And now, to hear her wish we could disappear? It felt like a punch to my gut.When I got to the hospital earlier, I had made my way to the ward where she had been placed, but as I opened the door, confusion washed over me. My heart raced at the thought of seeing her—and yet, she was not there. Instead, another patient lay in her bed, resting quietly.“

CHAPTER FIFTY-SIX NADIA FIRST DAY BACKIt was my first day in school since I had been discharged from the hospital. A mixture of anticipation and anxiety lingered in my gut. I didn't want to go, but Jack had done a great job convincing me that I needed to finish what I started.“You don't want them calling you a dropout,” he had said.He had spent the past two days at my place, making me feel like I was the only one that mattered to him. In those days we became closer, did things together, got more intimate, and even had sex.I fiddled with the hem of my shirt as I stood outside the school gates, the morning sun casting a warm glow on everything around me. I had no idea what kind of reception to expect from my classmates. It’s not like I expected them to throw their arms around me, considering not one of them had come to visit me at the hospital. As I stepped through the front doors of the school, the familiar sounds of chatter and laughter e

CHAPTER FIFTY-EIGHT ALEX DAVALO She told him!It looked like a regular Friday evening, safe for the sounds of the birds settling into their nests. The sun was dipping low on the horizon, painting the sky in hues of orange and pink. Sandro and I were in the living room of our house, getting ready for the birthday party our buddy, Todd, had organized. It was supposed to be a fun night filled with laughter, music, and too much junk food. But before we headed there, we had one little mission to accomplish: we were going to stop by Nadia’s place and force her to attend with us. She didn’t fit in, and Sandro and I had competed to outdo each other with our taunts. The idea behind our plan was simple. Not only were we going to drag her out of her comfort zone, but we also wanted to show her that she was still an outsider, especially after discovering that our shared mate bond tied us to her, despite what she thought. The truth was harsh—Sandro and I h