All Chapters of The Twin Alphas' Omega Mate : Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Chapter 161Emma paced around the dungeon still in shock. She examined the hard metal of the jail door that was broken with her fingers. “Ever escaped, how?” She said, thinking out loud.“I am very certain she is up to no good” Jayden responded in almost a whisper.“She had backup. Someone is helping her, who could they be?” Kale added with a raised brow and a frown on his face.“Ever is vicious and ever ready to strike, we need to find her fast and we need to find out who is helping her or what they want before they….” Her thought process was interrupted, stopping her abruptly.“Shawn” Emma shouted, suddenly remembering her son as she ran off to where she hid him. The twins followed behind.“Baby” she called in a low, shaky voice relieved to see her son was safe.“Mummy” Shawn’s little voice called out as he saw her, his hands reaching out for her.“My child” she went to her knees and hugged him. “I’m so glad you are okay”.“What’s happening mummy?” he asked innocently.“Don’t worry

Chapter 163Emma raced to the entrance of the palace with the storm of unnerving curiosity raging inside her. Her eyes moved from one person to the other, observing their features and watching the way they acted. She scanned every face she passed, but none of them triggered any familiarity. Not a single maid or palace worker resembled the woman she’d seen earlier, the one who had whispered in the hallway and disappeared before Emma could confront her.She halted at the corridor just before the main kitchen. Four maids exited, carrying baskets of linen and trays of cutlery. Emma moved quickly, walking right up to them. She looked each one in the eye but nothing clicked. Their faces were all wrong. The voice in her head didn’t match any of theirs."Did you speak to anyone outside the hall not too long ago?" she asked them directly, her unwavering stare making them unable to look away even if they wanted to.They all shook their heads, afraid to say more than necessary.Emma's eyes narro

Chapter 165“Emma Emma Emma” Jayden and Kale voices were resounding in Emma’s ears.Her head was heavy, it felt like a brick had fallen on it.She felt the pain on her throat from the hands that were choking her earlier.“Wake up” Jayden and Kale tapped her.Slowly her eyes opened, she saw their figures before her but their faces were blurry. Slowly, she could clearly see them. She looked around her through the corners of her eyes and realized she was lying on the floor.Then the picture of the maid came back to her head. The way she felt when the woman walked in. Her muscles stiffening despite how much her mind wanted her to move.She remembered fighting for her life with all the strength she had. Then, the hooded woman, the twins on the floor, unconscious.They were looking at her, with worry on their faces. As she looked at her mates, she suddenly remembered the sound of knife slicing through flesh and she immediately became terrified.She sat up immediately, searching her body. S

Chapter 167Emma’s POV“She planned this,” Jayden muttered darkly, his arms crossed and eyes fixed on the far wall like it had betrayed him.“She’s been planning it for a long time,” Kale added, his voice low, yet tight with fury. “Waiting for the right night.”My jaw tensed as I stared down at the bloodstained message carved into that little girl’s skin. That poor, voiceless child Ever had used like a pawn.“The full moon,” I whispered. “She chose tonight for a reason.”Kale nodded grimly. “Full moons heighten everything—strength, power… madness.”“And desperation,” Jayden muttered. “She wants us unstable. Emotional. She’s counting on it.”I clenched my fists.“Good,” I said. “Let her count on it. Let her feed off it. I don’t care if it’s a trap. I don’t care if I walk into her claws and never return—I’m going.”Jayden turned toward me sharply. “Emma—”“No,” I snapped, stepping forward. “He’s my son. I’ll go alone if I have to.”Kale reached for me, his hand gentle but firm as it lan

Chapter 169Emma’s POVIt was over. I felt it in the way my heart slowed, like it was surrendering to the impossible.There was no way out. No victory. No heroics.Just the sharp edge of reality digging into my chest as I stared at the rogue inching closer to the cliff, my son dangling limply in his arms.My legs wouldn’t move. My voice cracked before it could scream again. All I could do was breathe and break.He was going to do it. Toss my child—my child—into nothingness.Shawn whimpered again, barely conscious. His little face turned toward the moonlight for a second, soft and innocent and unaware of the horror unfolding around him.“No—” I whispered, choking on air. “Please, no—”Ever watched me. Not just watched—fed off my despair like it was her triumph. The dagger still glinted in her grip, but her eyes were on the rogue. She was about to give the order.And then—A blur.That’s the only way I can describe it.A sudden shadow broke through the sky like a streak of vengeance. Be