บททั้งหมดของ Revenge For My Alpha: Sequel of Fated To The Alpha Twins : บทที่ 251 - บทที่ 260

The morning sun crept slowly through the half-open blinds of Lily’s dorm room. Lily blinked awake, her head throbbing faintly from lack of sleep. The night had been a blur of thoughts she couldn’t untangle. The image of the car on fire replayed in her mind and Lily rolled over, pulling the blanket tighter around herself as if it could shield her from what she had heard last night.Lily pressed her palms against the cool surface of the desk, closing her eyes. “There has to be another explanation,” she whispered to herself.“Talking to yourself again?”Lily jumped, spinning around to see Maya sitting up, her hair sticking out in every direction, her eyes still filled with sleep.“You scared me,” Lily muttered, clutching her chest.Maya yawned. “Sorry, but you’ve been up since forever, haven’t you? I heard you moving around.” She rubbed her eyes, then followed Lily’s gaze to the folder. “You didn’t sleep much.”Lily shook her head. “I couldn’t. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw… th

The stares never really stopped.Andrea could feel them pressing against her back as she walked through the college courtyard, those eyes of judgment digging deeper with every step she took.She had heard enough versions of the story already, all twisted and reshaped to make her the villain.The scandal with Lucas and Lily had spread faster than wildfire.A single kiss, that was all it had been. One impulsive, foolish, heartbreaking kiss with the wrong person.But to the rest of the world, that single moment had turned her into a homewrecker, a shameless girl trying to break a mate bond.Andrea clenched her fists around the strap of her backpack as she crossed the main hall. She wished she could go back to that night to stop herself before her heart made her do something stupid.Lucas had been comforting her, that was all. He had told her she deserved better than the way people treated her. He had smiled that easy, warm smile that always made her chest feel lighter and she had leane

The Moon Festival banners were already hanging across the academy courtyard even though the main celebration was still weeks away.Everywhere Lily looked, people were buzzing with excitement.The atmosphere sparkled with anticipation.Tonight was one of the first smaller events leading up to the festival which was the Moon Ball, a formal night of dancing, drinking, and flirting. Even though the real Moon Festival would be the true moment for mate announcements, the Moon Ball was still a big deal.And the Moon Festival marked the anniversary of the day Lily had been chosen by the Moon Goddess as the fated mate of both Lucas and Liam.It had been the scariest, most confusing moment of her life, but it turned out good in the end.She hadn’t expected to feel nervous about it again, but now, walking into the boutique with Maya and Chloe at her sides, she felt a bit of something uneasy pulling at her ribs.Not because of Lucas or Liam. It was because of Chloe and that report Lena had shown

Despite telling Lena to leave, she kept on knocking and the sound echoed through the quiet hallway. Lily’s hand moved near the doorframe, her chest tight with unease. She could feel Maya’s tension like her own, the unspoken understanding between them thick in the air. Lena’s voice came next, casual, almost sweet. “Hey, you guys can't keep ignoring me. Mind if I come in?” Lily’s eyes narrowed. “Mind? Lena, you shouldn’t even be here. Step back.” Maya’s hand gently touched Lily’s arm. She was tired. “Let’s hear her out, but stay sharp. She’s up to something, I can feel it.” Lily took a deep breath, unflinching as she slowly opened the door. Lena stood there, her arms crossed, lips curved into a smile that didn’t reach her eyes. “You know,” Lena began, her voice light, “I only care about Aiden. I just want to make sure he’s safe. I’m looking out for him. Isn’t that reasonable?” Lily’s jaw tightened. “Stop pretending. We see right through it. You’re not concerned about anyon

The late afternoon sun glinted off the polished black of Ethan’s car as it hummed steadily down the winding road that led out of campus. Lena sat rigidly in the passenger seat, clutching the edge of the seat cushion like it was a lifeline. The air inside the car was thick with anticipation, but unlike Ethan, Lena didn’t exude confidence. “Relax,” Ethan said, glancing briefly at her through the rearview mirror. His usual smirk tugged at the corners of his lips, but his voice held a calm authority. Lena’s lips pressed into a thin line, her fingers tightening around the edge of the seat. “Breathe? Ethan, I haven’t seen him since high school. What if he doesn’t… remember me?”Ethan chuckled softly, the sound low and reassuring. “You think someone like Alex forgets easily? He remembers people who matter. You mattered back then, and you still matter. Don’t let nerves distract you.”She swallowed hard, biting the inside of her cheek. “It’s not just that. I… I don’t even know how to ex