All Chapters of Living With The Three Hot Alpha Brothers: Chapter 211 - Chapter 220

After our lab class ended, most of the students had already started packing up, but Ethan and I stayed behind at our table. Beakers and notebooks were still scattered in front of us, and Ethan was flipping through his notes, his brows drawn in focus."Alright," he said, tapping the page with his pen. "For the next phase, we'll need to test the bacteria's growth rate under different pH levels. I'll handle the culture preparation, and you can record the changes every two hours. Sounds good?"I nodded, trying to keep up as I wrote down what he was saying. "Yeah, that works. Should I prepare the nutrient solutions ahead, or–“ Before I could finish, a familiar sweet voice interrupted me."Ethan!"I looked up and saw Maxine, striding toward us with a bright smile. Her hair bounced with every step, and before either of us could react, she looped her arm around Ethan's."There you are!" she said, pouting playfully. "I've been looking for you. Come on, let's go eat. I'm starving."Ethan stiff

When the final bell rang that afternoon, I barely had time to breathe before Ethan was already waiting by the school gates, leaning casually against his car with that unreadable expression he always wore."Ready?" he asked, his voice calm as ever.I nodded, adjusting my bag. "Yeah, I guess. But I really feel bad for skipping dinner with Gabriel. I already promised him yesterday."Ethan just glanced at me briefly before unlocking the car. "You can make it up to him later. We have something to finish tonight.""Right, our project," I muttered as I got inside the car. "You're lucky you're my partner, you know. Anyone else would've given up working with you by now."He smirked faintly as he started the engine. "You talk too much for someone who almost forgot her lab coat this morning."I gasped dramatically. "That was one time!"He didn't answer, he just drove, quiet as usual. The city lights were slowly flickering on outside, painting the roads in a soft orange hue. After a few minutes o

After dinner, Ethan and I moved upstairs to the second floor of the restaurant.It was quieter up here. The soft lights, the hum of conversation from a few people studying or chatting at the nearby tables, and large glass windows that opened to a stunning view of the city below. The air felt lighter, calmer. Fairy lights were strung across the ceiling, glowing softly against the night sky.I clutched the old books Ethan gave me against my chest while he carried his laptop and a few thick research binders. We picked a spot right at the center, where the view stretched endlessly, skyscrapers twinkling in gold and silver, cars passing like streams of fireflies below.As we settled, I let out a small sigh of amazement. "This place is beautiful..." I murmured, resting my elbows on the table and gazing outside. "You're really good at choosing places to study, Ethan. I mean, look at that view!"He just hummed, opening his laptop and typing something quickly.I smiled to myself, still watchin

The faint glow of dawn crept through the curtains when I finally opened my eyes. For once, I didn't hit snooze. The clock on the nightstand read 5:28 a.m., earlier than I'd been awake in weeks.Lily was still fast asleep in her room, faint snores drifting through the slightly open door. I smiled to myself as I quietly slipped out of bed, tied my hair into a messy bun, and tiptoed to the kitchen.It felt strange. Usually, it was Lily bustling around, clanging pans and humming random tunes before sunrise. But today, I wanted to surprise her for a change.I opened the fridge and took out some eggs, bread, and bacon, something simple but warm. As I started cracking eggs into a bowl, the quiet hum of the morning wrapped around me. It was peaceful.Halfway through whisking, my phone buzzed on the counter. I wiped my hands and picked it up.Maxine:Hey Sarah! There's a party tonight! You and Lily should come! Everyone's going to be there!I blinked at the screen, reread the message twice, an

The night breeze brushed against my skin as Lily and I stood outside Aurora Bar, the air buzzing with excitement and the faint thump of bass echoing from inside. The place looked different under the neon lights, alive, glamorous, and glittering like a promise of escape from all the stress of exams and projects.Still, I couldn't help tugging at the hem of my dress for what felt like the hundredth time."Lily," I murmured, glancing at her nervously, "are you sure this dress looks okay? I feel like it's too much."She turned to me, her eyes widening before she let out a dramatic sigh. "Sarah, if you ask me that one more time, I swear—" she paused, then smiled. "You look gorgeous, okay? Like, jaw-dropping gorgeous. I can already tell Gabriel's going to lose his mind when he sees you."I felt my cheeks warm. "You're exaggerating.""I'm not," she said firmly, placing her hands on her hips. "Now stop fidgeting before you wrinkle that dress. You're literally glowing tonight."I laughed softl