บททั้งหมดของ Revenge For My Alpha: Sequel of Fated To The Alpha Twins : บทที่ 241 - บทที่ 250

The lights of the campus bar painted the ground in shades of pink and violet.Maya tugged at Lily’s hand, her grin mischievous and excited as they stepped inside.“Come on, Lily,” Maya said, raising her voice over the crowd. “You’ve been locked up in that dorm room all week. You need a break from your thoughts.”Lily rolled her eyes, her lips curving into a reluctant smile. “That’s not true.”It is. “You’ve been sulking ever since what happened with Lucas and Andrea. You can’t keep letting that eat you alive.”Lily’s chest tightened at the sound of their names together. Even now, a week later, the memory still made her heart ache. “Fine,” Lily murmured, sliding into the booth. “One drink then I’m going back.”"Okay, okay."Maya ordered them cocktails, chatting easily with the bartender while Lily’s gaze drifted across the room. For a brief moment, she allowed herself to feel normal, to forget the drama.Maya’s voice suddenly broke through her thoughts. “Oh my God, look who’s here!

The night air clung to them, warm, alive and filled with something neither could name.Lucas’s lips were still on hers, soft yet desperate, moving with the kind of hunger that carried days of longing and guilt. Lily’s hands trembled against his chest, her fingers curling in the fabric of his shirt. His heart beat hard beneath her touch, fast and real, and she could feel the tension in his body slowly unraveling.When the kiss finally broke, they didn’t move away. Their faces stayed close, their breath mingling, hearts pounding. The world around them felt far away.Lucas’s thumb brushed across her cheek. His eyes, normally sharp and commanding, softened with something tender that made Lily’s chest ache.“I’m sorry,” he whispered, his voice rough. “For everything.”Lily’s throat tightened. She wanted to say something, but the words refused to form. “I didn’t mean to make you feel bad,” she finally murmured, her voice barely audible.Lucas frowned, confusion flickering in his eyes.

Lena’s heels clicked softly against the pathway as she descended the steps of Andrea’s dorm building, her heart beating in quiet, controlled rhythm. The echo of her own footsteps was the only sound accompanying her as the automatic doors hissed shut behind her.She pulled her coat tighter, feeling the gentle bite of the evening breeze against her neck. A strange, creeping satisfaction lingered in her chest like a sinister kind of warmth that she hadn’t felt in a little while.She could still hear Andrea’s voice echoing faintly in her head, the tone uncertain but softening, just enough."She’s beginning to trust me again," Lena thought, her lips curling into a small smirk. "That’s it… slowly, carefully, she’s beginning to believe my words again."Her eyes glittered as she walked. She tilted her head slightly, inhaling deeply as though the night air itself carried victory.Everything was falling into place. She could feel it.All her efforts, all her pretending, all her carefully craf

The world seemed to fall into a stunned silence.Lena’s cheek throbbed with the echo of the slap. The sound still hung in the air, sharp and vibrating. For a long, breathless moment, no one moved. Chloe’s palm remained frozen in the air, her chest heaving, her eyes wide in disbelief at what she had just done.Aiden stepped forward, instinctively placing himself between them. “Chloe…” he started softly, “it’s okay—”“No,” Chloe whispered, her voice trembling but firm. “No, it’s not.”Lenw's expression was unreadable for a few seconds despite her smirk.“So,” she said quietly, her tone disturbingly calm, “you finally show your claws.”Chloe took a step back. “Lena, I—”“You slapped me,” Lena continued softly, almost in disbelief. “You actually hit me.”“You had it coming,” Aiden said sharply, his patience at its end. “You’ve gone too far.”Lena’s eyes flicked toward him, her smirk vanishing as fast as it appeared. “Don’t talk to me like that.”“I’ll talk however I want,” he snapped.

Lucas sat in one of the library leather armchairs, his legs stretched out, a faint smile tugging at his lips. The weight of the past few weeks had finally lifted and he could breathe again.Across from him, sitted on opposite sofas like lazy wolves, were Liam and Graham. The two of them looked completely at ease for the first time in what felt like a while. “Can you believe it?” Graham said, breaking the comfortable silence with a low chuckle. “After everything we’ve been through, you two actually pulled it off. You fixed things.”Liam laughed softly, his eyes filled with warmth. “I told you, Graham. It was all a matter of time.”For a while, the only sound was that of pages being turned, then Graham tilted his head, studying Lucas with that mischievous glint that meant trouble. “You’ve got that look,” he said suddenly.Lucas blinked. “What look?”“That look you get when you’re planning something,” Graham replied, his grin widening. “Don’t play dumb. I’ve known you long enough to