All Chapters of The Twin Alphas' Omega Mate : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Emma stood still her heart pounding faster in her chest. Kale and Jayden stared at her with a knowing smirk displaying on their lips. “Are you serious about that?” Jayden repeated his voice was calm but edged with something she couldn’t quite place.She forced her to give a gentle nod. “Yes. Whatever it takes,” she replied confidently. They exchanged a glance then Kale leaned forward slightly. “Good then meet us in the woods tonight. And dress up well.” “Dressed up?” Emma blinked repeatedly “Why?” She questions. “Why? You don’t want to? I thought you said you would do whatever we ask you to do?” Kale raised an eyebrow. “Yes, I promise but why should I come to the wood? At night?” Jayden smirk widened. “No more questions! You heard him. Make sure you look nice. We don’t want you showing up looking like you just rolled out of bed with a snooze,” Jayden smiled devilishly. Confusion flicked in her eyes but she didn’t dare ask any other questions if she didn’t want the issue to be

What mark?She had never paid attention to anything unusual on her skin, and now they were acting as if she had been hiding some grand secret. It made no sense. They always found a way to stir up drama, and she was tired of it.Emma exhaled sharply, shifting on the bed. “What are you talking about?” she muttered twisting her upper body to try and look over her shoulder. But doing so, she lost her balance. This!!!A sharp sting shot up her arms as she hit the floor, face-fist, a startled yell escaping her lips immediately. For a moment, there was silence. Then Kale burst into laughter. “By the moon, that was the most pathetic thing I’ve ever seen,” he choked out between his laughter, clutching his stomach. Jayden only sighed, shaking his head. His expression was unreadable, but there was a flicker of amusement in his eyes. Emma groaned, her face burning with embarrassment. She gritted her teeth, her temper flaring. “Don’t just stand there like that. Help me up,” Still chuckling,

Emma stayed in her room for the next few days, avoiding everyone. It was not that she was scared. It was far from that. She just did not want to deal with the stares and the whispers of the inevitable judgmental glare.The twins already painted a certain image of her, and she had no interest in confirming or denying whatever notion they had. If they thought she was troubled, fine. Let them. She was used to being misunderstood. And besides, it was not like she had always like this and it was not like she had anywhere to go.The only person she could not seem to avoid was Tyler, her so-called bodyguard.At first, she had assumed his presence would be strictly professional, that he would stand guard outside her door, only stepping in if there was a threat. Instead, he was always around her, checking on her, making sure she was eating, asking if she needed anything.His presence was not overbearing, but it was persistence. Too persistence. And it was starting to grate on her nerves.On th

For the past 3 days, Emma no longer bothered going downstairs for dinner.It wasn’t worth the effort. She'd rather stay inside her room and wait for the food to be served in her comfort room or go inside the kitchen to fetch what she’d like to eat. Cause the stares. The whisper from the people nearby, the suffocating feelings from the twins, and the constant reminder that she didn’t belong to the pack haunt her every pleasant day. She had endured it long enough.So, instead of forcing herself into an uncomfortable situation, she’d do it herself, or sometimes, if she felt too weak to go outside her room. She’d sent Tyler to get the food. Tyler, in hand, never questioned her order, rather, he’d be eager. He just did as she asked, delivering her meals to her room with a quiet nod before disappearing again.At first, she thought the twins wouldn’t care that her absence would go unnoticed.But she was wrong. They noticed, and they were furious.She had decided not to please them, espec

Emma had learned her lesson.Minding her business was the only way to keep herself from drowning in their madness.She kept her head down, avoided unnecessary confrontation, and focused on what little peace she could find. But that doesn’t mean she wasn’t aware of everything that was happening in the pack. She noticed whispers about the twin's involvement in people’s affairs had been circulated in the pack and also the fact that people had infiltrated the pack. But she did her best to ignore it. It has nothing to do with her. She had tried hard to ignore it, not until her name was mentioned on how bad luck she is to the twins and how she’s not fit to be mated to the twins. Thad dat, she was passing by the back hallway when she caught it—fragments of a conversation between two pack members.“She doesn’t even realize—”“too distracted by the family drama.”A scoff. “We’ve got bigger issues. People have infiltrated the pack, and no one knows who they are.”“If only the twin's mate ha