All Chapters of Revenge For My Alpha: Sequel of Fated To The Alpha Twins : Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

The ticking clock on the dorm room wall was the only sound that filled the air, its rhythmic click echoing off the walls like a countdown to something forbidden.Lena paced back and forth across the narrow room, her bare feet brushing the floor. Every few seconds, she would glance at the clock again, her heart pounding faster with each tick. It wasn’t just nerves, no, it was anticipation. Delicious, spine-tingling anticipation.She knew Liam was coming.The one person who shouldn’t be anywhere near her dorm, who should have ignored her message like he had ignored her all this time with his friends but he wouldn’t. She knew him well enough to know that curiosity would get the better of him. It always did.Her lips curved slightly, brushing against the rim of the glass she had been holding for the past five minutes. She hadn’t taken a sip, she was too busy imagining his reaction, his frown, the way his jaw would tighten when he saw her, the way he would try to act like he didn’t care

The dorm hallway was silent except for the echo of footsteps as Liam tried to catch up to Lily. Maya had followed a few paces behind, her expression composed but now her eyes were sharp, flicking from Lily’s tense shoulders to Liam’s furrowed brow. Andrea had trailed last, her heart thudding painfully, the echo of Lena’s lingering words burned into her memory. When Liam reached Lily’s dorm room, he opened the door and walked inside. The door slammed shut behind them, rattling the frame. Liam sighed, rubbing his temple. “Lily, you need to calm down—” “Calm down?” she snapped, spinning to face him. “You went to her, Liam, after everything she’s done!” He opened his mouth, then closed it again. The tightness in her voice wasn’t just anger, it was something deeper, almost like betrayal. Maya leaned against the wall quietly, trying to gauge the right moment to step in. Andrea lingered near the door, her fingers nervously twisting the hem of her sleeve. Lily’s eyes burned with fur

Lucas’s silver car gleamed in the early brightness, his engine humming as he steered out of the dorm building. The silence inside the car wasn’t comfortable. It was the kind that vibrated with unspoken things.Lucas finally broke it. “So… we’re all just gonna pretend Liam didn’t sneak off to see Lena yesterday?”Maya pulled one earbud free and glanced at him. “Oh, we’re talking about that now?” Her tone was clipped, daring him to say more.Graham chuckled. “Come on, you knew it was coming up.”Lily exhaled slowly and sat back. “He didn’t sneak off. He said he wanted to hear her explanation one last time.”Lucas shot her a look through the rear-view mirror. “Without telling anyone?”“That’s the part I don’t get,” Maya muttered. “We’ve all heard Lena’s excuses a thousand times. What more could he possibly want to hear?”For a moment, no one spoke. The hum of the car and the faint murmur of a morning radio station filled the background. Then Graham leaned forward between the seats.

Andrea had stopped fidgeting, her shoulders had relaxed a little.Lena noticed, and inwardly, she smiled.“You look calmer now,” she said gently. “Like a weight has been lifted.”Andrea gave a nervous little laugh. “Maybe. I still feel guilty, though. I keep thinking about Lily’s face last night, how angry she was.”“Anger doesn’t make her right,” Lena said smoothly. “She gets angry because she’s used to people bending to her. You didn’t. That’s all.”Andrea bit her lip. “You really think so?”“I know so.”Lena let her tone soften further, disarming, the kind of softness that made people trust her without realizing they were being guided.“She doesn’t own you, Andrea, and she doesn’t own them either.”Andrea hesitated, brushing a strand of hair behind her ear. “I keep telling myself that, but it still feels wrong, and if Lily found out I—”“Then let her find out,” Lena interrupted quietly.Andrea blinked. “What?”“Let her see that she can’t control everything. Let her learn that no

The restaurant glowed with bright lights and low chatter that rolled across the room like gentle waves. A classical band played faintly from a corner, their music weaving through the hum of conversations. The scent of expensive steak, garlic butter, and red wine swirled in the air, mixing with the faint breeze that drifted through the half-open windows.Lily glanced at Maya, her best friend’s reflection shimmering in the tall glass of water between them. Both girls looked impeccable in their dresses. Maya in a lilac wrap dress that complemented her beautiful skin, and Lily in a black off-shoulder gown that hugged her curves. However, despite all the exquisite things that surrounded their table, there was still an undercurrent of tension none of them could deny.They were seated in a semi-circle large table with Lucas, Liam, and Graham across the table in impeccable suits but the air was still thick with unease.For the first few minutes, only the clinking of cutlery and murmurs fr