Lahat ng Kabanata ng Mated To Twin Alphas : Kabanata 141 - Kabanata 150

LILA Several sunrises came and went, yet I still found myself empty-handed—no real lead, no breakthrough, and not a single clue that could steer me in the direction of my vile sister. She remained elusive but continued stirring trouble everywhere she went. The mess she was creating didn’t stop with random people anymore—now she had boldly turned her games toward the powerful Werewolf Council. That bold move only made my nerves rattle more fiercely. Although my mates tried tirelessly to bring me comfort, their efforts barely made a dent in my rising unease.Instead of resting or taking a break like they suggested, I locked myself away even more in the massive, dusty library, surrounded by flickering screens and endless codes. I poured my energy into trying to uncover anything that could point me toward her. The brothers often had to come in and literally pull me away from the setup to remind me to do basic things—like eat, sleep, and breathe like a normal person.Jake, ever the invent

“She’s in the system again,” Lila muttered, her voice tight with tension as her eyes flicked across the scrolling lines of code.“What?” Jake pushed off the wall where he had been leaning, stepping beside her screen. “I thought the firewall updates from yesterday sealed everything.”“She bypassed them,” Lila snapped, fingers flying across the keyboard. “She’s good, Jake. Better than before. This isn’t a brute force entry—it’s precision. She’s slipping in, taking what she needs, and vanishing before the trace completes.”Lucas leaned forward, studying the flicker of data. “Is that a decoy? Look—see that line repeating every seven seconds? She’s looping a command. It’s masking real-time action.”“Exactly,” Lila confirmed, zooming in on the blinking code. “But she slipped up. Just a millisecond too long in the core sequence. I caught it.”“Can you isolate it?” Jake asked, voice now sharper, posture rigid with focus.Lila’s lips tightened. “Already did. She cut the connection before I cou

Lila stood in front of the map, the glowing pins marking their route to Venut flickering in the dim light. The cold wind outside howled like an unrelenting beast, but inside, there was only the quiet hum of machines and the tension that hung thick in the air.Jake and Lucas moved swiftly around the room, gathering equipment, checking weapons, and securing supplies for the journey ahead. Each movement was purposeful, and yet, there was an unspoken understanding between them all that nothing about this mission was guaranteed. No one knew what awaited them in Venut, not even Lila.As she scanned the map, her thoughts drifted back to the moments after the explosion—the cold, the smoke, the feeling of being utterly alone. But now, she wasn’t alone. She had them. She wasn’t going into this battle without a plan, without support.“Everything’s packed,” Jake said, glancing up from his gear. “We’re ready to move.”Lila’s lips pressed together as she met his gaze. “Hopefully, I’ll find Arika th

Inside, anticipation grew like fire beneath ice.Lucas was already on the comms. “Yes, Councilor’s office, encrypted channel only. Authorization code: Delta-Five-Nine.”Jake stood nearby, already dialing out on his own line. His voice was lower, sharper. “We’ll need two snow runners, packed and fueled. Pilot clearance for border crossing by tonight.”Lila watched them both, silent. Purpose hummed in the air—raw and alive. Every movement was laced with urgency, a careful balance between calculated action and underlying tension.Lucas turned toward them. “Maerin’s office just confirmed receipt. She’s forwarding our inquiry to the Councilor with ‘urgent internal interest’ tagged on it. If Arika’s name flags anything, we’ll know soon.”Jake nodded, already pacing. “Good. Because the further north we go, the thinner the cover gets. Rikkard may not know yet, but once we cross into Venut, it’s only a matter of time.”Lila shifted toward Jake. “What else do we need?”Jake exhaled, ticking off

“You were gone all day again.”Lila’s voice cut through the dim light of the hallway as Lucas stepped through the front entrance. Her arms were crossed, eyes shadowed with the weight of waiting. Jake sat silently in the armchair nearby, his posture tense, jaw clenched, but he said nothing. He simply looked at Lucas—waiting for an answer.“I had to finish something important,” Lucas replied, his tone low but steady. He dropped his coat on the hook, his eyes avoiding Lila’s for a second too long.“Important enough to forget to check in?” she snapped. “We’re all worried, Lucas. We need you here too—not just out there chasing ghosts.”“I wasn’t chasing ghosts,” he said firmly, finally lifting his gaze to hers. “I got us a lead.”Jake stirred. “What kind of lead?”Lucas exhaled and moved past them toward the table, where maps and notes cluttered the surface. He pulled out a folded document from inside his jacket and set it down. “Venut’s city records. I managed to get access to a list of r