All Chapters of The Twin Alphas' Omega Mate : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Ever walked through the long, empty hallway of the packhouse, her mind racing. She could still hear her mother’s excited voice in her head, her words echoing like a curse.“Yes! It’s finally happening. The twins have accepted her. The mating ceremony should be soon.”Ever’s hands clenched into fists.This wasn’t supposed to happen.She had worked too hard, planned too carefully. Emma was supposed to remain unwanted, a burden, a weak little girl who had no place beside the twins. Ever had made sure of that.So why..why were they suddenly treating her like she mattered?Did the spell wear off?A wave of frustration crashed over her. She didn’t understand. She had done everything right. The spell was strong, it should have lasted.And yet, it had failed.The twins were falling for Emma.Her breathing grew heavy, her nails digging into her palms as she stormed toward the door. She needed to go clear her head. Just as she reached for the handle, her mother’s voice stopped her.“Where do y

The next morning, Emma was woken up by loud voices coming from outside her room. She groaned, rubbing her tired eyes, and pulled the blanket over her head, hoping the noise would stop. But it didn’t. The voices only got louder.Frustrated, she sat up and listened carefully. It didn’t take long for her to recognize the voices—Lily and Tyler. She sighed. It was too early for this kind of drama. She swung her legs off the bed and slipped her feet into her slippers, dragging herself toward the bathroom to clean up her heavy face. After cleaning she wipe it with a clean towel before stepping toward the window. Looking outside, she saw Lily standing in the middle of the courtyard, her arms flailing as she shouted at Tyler. Tyler stood in front of Emma’s door, blocking Lily from coming inside. He looked calm, but there was a sharpness in his eyes, like he was holding himself back from saying something that might make things worse.Emma breathed heavily wondering what could cause the argume

The twins returned from the meeting, feeling the weight of their responsibilities but eager to report back to the Alpha. As they stepped into the packhouse, they noticed a strange shift in the atmosphere. The usual lively energy of the pack replaced by something quieter, almost sad.Jayden exchanged a glance with Kale but didn’t say anything. Whatever was going on, they would find out soon enough.They made their way to the Alpha’s office, where their father sat behind his large wooden desk, his face unreadable.“The meeting went well,” Jayden started. “We’ve settled the issue with the border patrol, and the neighboring pack agreed to our terms.”Kale nodded. “Everything is in order. We just need to finalize the details in the next gathering.”The Alpha barely reacted. He simply gave a nod and leaned back in his chair.“Good. Anything else?”The twins hesitated. Something felt off. The Alpha was usually more engaged when it came to matters like these, but today, he seemed distant.Jay

The next morning, Emma woke up and sat curled up on Kale’s bed, her arms wrapped around her knees. The warmth of the blanket he had given her did little to chase away the chill in her bones. She could still feel the dampness of the dungeon clinging to her skin, a reminder of how easily she had been cast aside.She let out a shaky breath, trying to calm herself. But then, through the thick walls of the packhouse, she heard a voice.“You went too far this time!” She recognized the voice as Kale’s, his voice was sharp, filled with barely restrained fury.“I did what was necessary,” that’s the Alpha’s voice.“Emma had disrespected me and this is my order.”Emma’s heart clenched, how did she disrespect the Alpha? Is it by defending herself or what? “Even tough, she’s still a part of this pack and our mate for that matter, father,” Jayden argued. “You can’t just throw her away like she’s nothing!”The Alpha’s voice was calm but firm. “I invited Emma into this pack because I believed she had

Emma tightened her grip on her sleeves as she stood on the outskirts of the training field. The morning breeze carried the scent of damp earth and pine, but she barely noticed it. Her focus was on the wolves standing before her. They weren’t just warriors—they were the pack’s elite, trained fighters who had proven their worth over the years. Unlike her.Their gazes bore into her, some filled with amusement, others with indifference. A few looked outright annoyed, as if her presence here was a waste of their time. Emma’s stomach churned, but she refused to let it show. She had been humiliated enough.Cedric, the coach , stood at the front, arms crossed over his chest. He was built like a boulder, his sharp eyes scanning the gathered wolves before finally landing on her. There was no warmth in his stare, only the quiet judgment of a man who had already made up his mind.“Since the Alpha decided to keep you,” Cedric said, voice edged with sarcasm, “you’re going to prove that decision was