All Chapters of The Twin Alphas' Omega Mate : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Emma’s breath quickened as she found herself cornered between Jayden and Kale, their tall figures looming on either side. The weight of her nightmare still clung to her chest like chains, suffocating, and impossible to shake off. Her pulse thudded heavily in her ears, and for a brief moment, she considered bolting.Just run, a voice whispered in her head. Before they get too close. Before you fall deeper into something you can’t undo.She clenched her fists and took a small step back, hoping they wouldn’t notice. But Jayden’s sharp, penetrating gaze locked onto her instantly.“Why are you running from us?” His voice was calm, but the firmness in it gave her pause. There was concern there too just enough to make her chest ache.Emma opened her mouth, but her tongue felt heavy. She couldn’t form a proper sentence. How could she explain the storm brewing inside her? How could she say she was scared of herself, of how easy it would be to let them in?“I…” she paused, eyes darting away. “I

Emma stood in the café, staring at Ava with narrowed eyes. Her heart thudded quietly against her chest, confusion swimming in her. She had expected Damien, not Ava. Ava sipped from a cup of tea and set it down slowly. “Didn’t expect to see me here, did you?”Emma took a slow step forward, her fists clenched tightly by her sides. “What are you doing here?” Her voice was low but firm. “How did you get access to Damien’s phone?”Ava shrugged with a smirk. “Oh, that?” She waved a hand like it was nothing. “Let’s just say Damien is easy to capture.” “That’s not funny,” Emma said sharply. “Answer me properly.”Ava tilted her head, playing with the edge of her sleeve. “Relax, Em. It’s just a little joke. I sent the message so what? You came, didn’t you?”“You tricked me.” Emma’s breath caught. Ava’s smile widened, but her eyes stayed cold. “I wanted to talk to you.” Emma shook her head and took a step back. “I’m leaving.” She turned toward the door, but before she could reach it, Ava su

The sun dipped lower in the sky, casting a soft golden hue over the pack house. It was quiet, peaceful until the sound of a car pulling into the long driveway disrupted the stillness. The vehicle came to a slow stop near the front gate, and the guard on duty stepped forward with a wary expression.Ava was the first to step out, her chin raised with false confidence and her parents following closely behind her.“Halt,” the guard said, narrowing his eyes as they try to step in. “This area is restricted unless you’re summoned by the Alphas.”Ava scoffed and folded her arms. “Do you not recognize me?”The guard straightened, clearly not impressed. “Doesn’t matter who you are. No one enters without permission especially not after hours.”Ava stepped closer, her voice sharper. “Emma is my sister. The mate of your Alphas. If I want to see her, I will.”Her mother winced at Ava’s tone, but her father only watched quietly, waiting.“She belongs here as much as they do,” Ava added with a glare.

Emma’s mother’s eyes widened in disbelief, and before anyone could speak. “Shut your mouth, Ava!” she hissed. “Stop saying such stupid things!”Her hands trembled as she stepped forward, furious. “You’re talking about your sister. Do you hear yourself?”Ava’s lips parted as if to argue, but the sharpness in her mother’s glare made her hesitate. For a moment, she seemed unsure. Then her mouth opened again, slower this time, but whatever she wanted to say was interrupted by the sound of approaching footsteps.Jayden and Kale appeared at the entrance.Their presence drew everyone’s attention. Their faces were unreadable. Their eyes immediately found Ava.“Repeat what you just said.” Jayden’s voice was quiet but icy. Ava shifted on her feet. “I… it’s nothing,” she said, shrugging, trying to play innocent. “Just something stupid, like Mom said.”“Say it again.” Kale’s gaze narrowed.Ava looked between them and her parents, then sighed, feigning guilt. “I didn’t want to say it in front of

Kale and Jayden sat in silence in their office, their expression pensive as they each weighed the consequences of their actions. “Do you think we did the right thing?” Kale asked amidst the silence.Jayden’s expression turned concerned as his lips thinned in suppressed irritation. “I believe so” he said half-heartedly as if not thoroughly convinced yet at the same time furious at his indecisiveness.Kale sighed and looked away, obviously passing through the same predicament his other half was going through. He drummed his fingers impatiently against the cool mahogany desk, trying to ease some of his tension but failing miserably.“I don’t understand,” Jayden lashed out suddenly. “Why on earth would she cheat on us? Didn’t we give her everything? Or we don’t love her her enough?” His nostrils flared in anger.“That’s what I don’t understand Jayden” Kale stated as he rose from his seat and placed a reassuring hand on his brother, hoping to ease some of the anger that oozed off him in hi