All Chapters of Mated To Twin Alphas : Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

"Where am I?" Lila whispered, her voice trembling.A chilling laugh echoed around her, slithering through the endless white void like smoke through cracks in a dying fire."You already know, child."Lila turned quickly, her bare feet scraping against nothing and everything all at once. The void was disorienting. No floor. No sky. No gravity. Just endless whiteness. And that voice—the voice that haunted her nightmares—the voice that once answered her most desperate prayer."Is this the afterlife?" she asked, blinking through the blinding glow. "Am I dead? Did I... did I die with him?""Oh no," the Moon Goddess murmured. Her silhouette shimmered into focus—a shifting cloak of stars, silver eyes gleaming without warmth. "You are very much alive. Unfortunately for you."Lila’s hands clenched. She took a step forward, then froze. Goosebumps raced down her arms."Then why am I here?" Her voice cracked. "Why now? After everything you've done. After you let him die—after you let me become thi

"What the hell happened... where am I?"Lucas’s voice cracked through the silence, rasped and raw as he pushed himself upright in the snow. The wind didn’t answer him. It howled instead, a low, shrieking sound that echoed across a barren expanse of white. His hands dug into the icy ground as he tried to find his balance, his head pounding in rhythmic pulses."Is anyone there? Lila? Jake? Anyone?!"Only the storm replied, flinging flakes against his face with relentless chill. He scanned the area, eyes squinting against the glare, confusion wrapping around his consciousness like a suffocating fog.The world was a pale, colorless nightmare—snow blanketing the earth, storm clouds stretching in endless grays, and massive shipping containers stacked like tombstones. Lucas blinked rapidly, trying to piece together how he had ended up here. His breath fogged the air, uneven and fast. Nothing looked familiar. Nothing felt safe.A sudden wave of nausea rolled through him. He collapsed back to

"This place... it reeks of something wrong. You feel that, right?" Jake asked, his voice hushed but sharp, the echo of his breath curling into the frigid air."I feel everything," Lucas replied, tightening his hold on Lila, who trembled against him, her face buried in his chest. "The blood. The static. It's like we're standing in a nightmare.""You are," Lila whispered hoarsely, her voice barely audible. "You don't know what this place is. You don’t remember."Jake stepped forward cautiously, his boots crunching over bits of frozen gravel and compacted snow. His eyes scanned the walls—massive, curved slabs of concrete fused with metal. The glow of blinking red lights from rows of servers lined the container’s interior."Where the hell are we?" he murmured to himself.Lucas helped Lila settle onto an empty crate before straightening, eyes glowing faintly with his wolf’s awareness. "This is the place from my visions," he said slowly. "I’ve seen it before. But not like this. Not intact.

Lila’s voice was hoarse when she finally spoke.“We’re not taking the servers back,” she repeated, slower this time, each word weighted with finality. “We’re going to destroy them.”Lucas turned sharply, his jaw clenched. “What?”She looked between the two men—her allies, her burdens, her regrets—and nodded, barely holding herself together. “Burn it all. Every drive. Every backup. It can’t leave this place.”Jake stared at her as if she’d grown another head. “Lila, what the hell are you saying? That’s the entire payload. Weeks of extraction. Do you know how many lives were lost to get these servers operational?”Her shoulders slumped. “I know. And if we don’t destroy them now… more will die. Worse than death.”Lucas stepped forward, disbelief written across his face. “You were the one who pushed for this mission in the first place. You were the one who said your sister’s servers held the key. Now you want to blow it all up without a word of explanation?”“I didn’t know what she was st

Chapter Title: The Price of Survival“You keep staring at me like I’m a ghost,” Lucas muttered, shaking snow from his fur as he shifted back into his human form.Lila blinked, unable to tear her eyes away from him. “Because I watched you die.”Jake, trudging behind them through the drifts, frowned. “That’s comforting. Should I be worried I’m next?”“I’m serious,” she whispered, voice hoarse. “I saw it happen. A silver bullet through your chest. Your eyes—God, they just… froze.”Lucas paused mid-step. His breath fogged in the cold, and for a moment, his expression flickered with something unreadable. “I don’t remember that. None of it.”“You’re not supposed to,” Lila replied, the wind catching her voice as she moved forward, clutching a trembling hand to her ribs. “Neither of you are.”Jake narrowed his eyes. “And why’s that?”“Because I made a deal,” she said, quietly. “And that deal came with a cost.”They stood in a battered stretch of forest, smoke still rising from behind them wher