All Chapters of Let The Alphas Fall For You: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

ARYAI waited.The lights were dim in my bedroom, almost off just how I loved it.The room was warm— perfect temperature. Everything in this room was perfect except well, me.My feet were tucked under me on the edge of the chaise, but my hands wouldn’t stop shaking no matter how hard I pressed them together. My phone lay face down on the vanity table, silent for nearly an hour since the package had been delivered.The envelope of doom, I called it. The envelope that will set things ablaze.My heart kicked again just thinking about it. I had sealed it myself and every click of the tape gun had felt like a betrayal, every photo tucked inside had been a confession, a definition of who I truly was.I cared for Dala but this aching, this need for Vander, like an unscratchable itch tortured me. It enlarged in size and depth as time slipped by, and the realization that this could stay a farfetched dream felt like a barbell pressing against my unbearable heart.It was unbearable but it had to

KAELMy heart might implode.This was stupid. Twisted. Sick. He was my friend, he had been my friend for as long as I could remember and suddenly the thought of him going on a date with someone else obliterated my soul like I had been cast into the damnedest of hell.I caught him before the gate, my courage flying free from me the moment I said his name.“Gabriel!”He didn’t stop at first, probably didn’t hear me. The next word that slipped past my lips, was a cracked desperate plea that surprised even me.“Gabe—please. Don’t leave like this.”I could have sworn even the winds stopped blowing. The sun shone a little less harshly and my breath burst into a sprint, making it unbearably hard to catch.Now, he’d paused, back still turned to me. Though I hadn’t said anything it was without a doubt that he felt it too.He felt it. Gabriel’s hand gripped the gate like he needed it to stay standing. I took a few steps forward, my heart pounding so loud I couldn’t even hear what the guards mu

VANDERSomething was off.Knox stood against the pale hospital wall with one foot already out the door. His jaw was clenched, his hands fidgeting by his sides as though he was waiting for someone to call his name or he was debating bolting and hoping no one noticed.He looked disturbed. Hasty. He hadn’t sat a minute in the last hour.Kai and Kael were still hunched on the waiting room couch, their faces carved from exhaustion and anxiety. Luna Ambessa was still in surgery. We hadn’t heard a word from the doctors in over an hour.So when Knox suddenly straightened and said, “I have to go do something,” the entire room fell into a stunned silence.Kael sat up. “What? Now?”Kai raised a brow. “You’re leaving?”Knox barely looked at them. “I’ll be back. I promise. It’s just… important.”My brows furrowed as I straightened from where I was leaning against the window frame. “You serious right now?”Knox ignored me, turning to the exit and completely ignoring my existence. Something wasn’t r

VANDER“She just walked out,” Knox muttered, eyes narrowed as the automatic doors slid shut behind Dala’s retreating figure. “You’re just gonna let her go like that?”I let his words hover over my head. I already knew what he was thinking. What they were all thinking and I didn’t need another reminder that she hadn’t looked back—hadn’t said goodbye.“I’m not letting her go,” I said, trying to find calm in the voice that didn’t even sound like my own. “I’m following her.”Knox slid in front of me, his face scrunched up in determination. “Then I’ll go with you.”My jaw tightened, cruel laughter bubbling up my throat. Didn’t he understand that this was about me and her? It was my child growing inside of her, my responsibility, my love. “No. You’ve done enough already.” I walked away but Knox overtook me, his nostrils flaring as he spoke. “Excuse me?”“She doesn’t need all of us breathing down her neck right now. You stay here. I’ll handle it.” I brushed past him before he could argue f

VANDERThe room smelled like old ashwood and fresh resentment. We were all there like picture-perfect family portraits gone stale, at the bottom of a dusty pile. Everyone was present. Knox sat stiffly to my left, his knee bouncing like it had somewhere better to be. Kai lounged in his chair, trying too hard to look like he didn’t care — he always did that when he did. Kael, too, was here, under father’s invitation and demand.It was impromptu, if anything. Quite appalling too considering his wife just got out of the hospital. Whatever he wanted to talk about, it had better make sense.The Alpha stood in front of us, no throne or high seat, just the full demeanor of a man who had ruled our lives with an iron jaw. Even right now, he looked… unreadable, yet the tension had the air in a chokehold.It was so quiet that anyone would hear a pin drop. I shuffled in my seat right before he started speaking.“I called this meeting,” he began with a voice so commanding, “because there’s a decis