Lahat ng Kabanata ng Fated to the Alpha brothers.: Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONEMIRAAs I walked alongside Sarah, with Mia skipping ahead of us, I couldn't help but feel a mix of emotions. We were finally enrolling Mia in school, and I was excited to see her thrive in a new environment.I had thought about it for several days, and finally made up my mind to enrol her in a school here.The school's entrance came into view, and I was struck by its modern design. The sleek glass doors slid open with a soft whoosh, revealing a spacious lobby with polished marble floors. A large reception desk dominated the centre of the room, with a friendly-looking secretary typing away on her computer.Sarah and I exchanged a glance and then followed Mia as she darted towards the desk."Hi there!" the secretary chimed, smiling at Mia. "Welcome to Oakwood Elementary. I'm Mrs. Johnson. How can I help you today?"I stepped forward, digging into my bag for the registration forms. "Hi, Mrs. Johnson. We're here to enrol our daughter, Mia, in kindergarte

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREEMIRAI stood in front of my closet, tossing clothes into a suitcase with a mixture of excitement and nervousness. I was really doing this - leaving on a trip with Lesley to find those herbs. To find a cure for my daughter's illness.As I packed, Mia wandered into the room, her big brown eyes watching me with a mixture of curiosity and concern."Mommy, where are you going?" she asked, her voice trembling slightly.I knelt down beside her, trying to reassure her. "I'm just going on a little trip, sweetie. I'll be back soon."But Mia's face crumpled, and she threw her arms around my neck. "I don't want you to go!" she wailed.I hugged her tightly, feeling a pang of guilt and sadness. I hated leaving her, even if it was just for a little while."I thought you said you cancelled the trip?" Mia asked me.I scoffed.I knew it only happened in her dreams. Mia always never wanted me to leave her alone. I tried to assure her that Sarah would take care of her

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVECELIAI thought about Mira's trip with Lesley.I had been trying so hard to replace her in Jeremy's eyes to make him forget about her. But as I looked at him, I realized that it was impossible.Jeremy's eyes still held a deep sadness, a longing for the woman who had just left. No matter how hard I tried to be there for him, to comfort him, I knew that I could never truly replace Mira.I felt a pang of sadness myself, knowing that I would never be able to have Jeremy's whole heart. He would always love Mira, no matter what.I sighed, feeling a sense of resignation wash over me. I had been foolish to think that I could ever compete with Mira's memory. Jeremy's love for her was too strong, too deep.I walked over to Jeremy, who was standing by the window, staring out at nothing. I put a hand on his arm, trying to offer what little comfort I could."Jeremy, I'm here for you," I said, my voice soft. "I'll always be here for you."But even as I spoke the

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SEVENJEREMYI groggily opened my eyes, wincing as a pounding headache greeted me. My mouth felt dry, and my stomach churned with a sense of regret. I was disoriented, unsure of where I was or what had happened the night before. I felt completely empty and hungry at the same time.As I slowly sat up, memories began to trickle back. I remembered drinking heavily, trying to drown my sorrows. I recalled arguing with Celia, our voices raised in anger. But the details were fuzzy, and I couldn't shake off the feeling that I'd done something stupid.I rubbed my temples, trying to piece together the events of the previous night. I remembered confessing my feelings to Celia, my heart pouring out onto the table. But her reaction... I couldn't remember how she'd responded.A wave of anxiety washed over me. What had I done? Had I scared her off? I threw off the covers and stumbled out of bed, determined to find out what had happened.As I stumbled out of bed, the wave of re

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY NINEMIRAAs Lesley and I walked through the dense forest, the trees grew taller, and the air thickened with the scent of wildflowers. We finally emerged into a clearing, and I caught sight of a cosy cabin nestled among the trees. Smoke drifted lazily from the chimney, carrying the promise of warmth and comfort.I stared at the hut, suddenly growing tense and nervous.Lesley noticed my unease and placed a reassuring hand on my elbow."Don't worry, Mira. Everything will go well. I made my inquiries. The healer is a nice woman, and she's the best in the business."I nodded, taking a deep breath to calm my nerves. I'd been searching for a cure for Mia's asthma for what felt like an eternity, and the thought of finally finding one filled me with hope.When we finally reached the hut, Lesley knocked on the door, and after a brief moment, it swung open. The healer's eyes widened in surprise as she took in our presence."Hey, you two, what brings you here?" she