Semua Bab Revenge For My Alpha: Sequel of Fated To The Alpha Twins : Bab 281 - Bab 290

The hallway seemed to hold its breath.Phones were raised now, screens glowing as whispers multiplied, spreading like wildfire through the dormitory floor. Doors creaked open wider, students leaning out with barely concealed curiosity, sensing that something monumental was about to unfold. The air hummed with tension, sharp and electric, as if the walls themselves were listening.Lena stood frozen.Aiden stood tall in the center of it all, Chloe’s hands clasped firmly in his. He didn’t look like the broken wolf from the night before, he looked grounded. His shoulders were squared, his chin lifted, his eyes steady as they swept across the gathering crowd.Lena’s heart slammed violently against her ribs."No, this isn’t how this goes" she thought. “Is this a joke?” she snapped, forcing a laugh. “You’re embarrassing yourself all over again.”Aiden didn’t look at her and fhat hurt more than she expected.Instead, he squeezed Chloe’s hands gently, as if grounding both of them. Chloe’s b

Lena stopped a few steps away from them. She didn’t rush, she didn’t raise her voice, she didn’t look angry, at least not on the surface. That was what made her terrifying. Len had always been most dangerous when she looked calm.Her gaze swept lazily over Lily first, then Maya, before finally settling on Ethan and a slow smile curved her lips.“Ethan,” she said smoothly. “I wondered how long it would take you.”Ethan exhaled, the tension he had been holding loosening slightly at the sound of her voice. “I came as soon as I saw the video” he said, his voice calm despite how he was so close to loosing his cool.Lena hummed, tilting her head. “Of course you did" she brushed a strand of hair from her face, her eyes moving from him to the two girls standing like sentinels in front of him.Lily straightened. “You’re not going anywhere with him.”Lena’s eyes snapped to her. The smile didn’t leave, but something sharpened beneath it.“And you,” Lena said softly, “still think you have aut

The pictures refused to leave Lily’s mind.No matter how hard she tried, the picture of Lena standing beside Alex burned behind her eyes. Lily lay awake long after the campus lights dimmed, staring at the ceiling of Lucas and Liam’s room while the moonlight filtered faintly through the curtains. Lucas and Liam slept beside her, their arms draped protectively over her waist, their breathing slow and steady. Normally, that would have grounded her but tonight, it didn’t.Her thoughts circled relentlessly.She carefully slid out from under Lucas’s arm, wincing slightly when he shifted, but he didn’t wake. Pulling on a hoodie, she padded quietly out of the room.Maya sat curled up on the couch, knees to her chest, a mug of untouched tea in her hands. Graham stood by the window, arms crossed, his reflection sharp against the glass.Maya looked up instantly. “You can’t sleep either.”Lily shook her head. “Not even close.”Graham turned. “You’re thinking about the pictures.”“It explain

The high, gray walls of the prison loomed ahead, stark and imposing against the pale morning sky. Each stone seemed to radiate years of anger, regret, and secrets. Lily’s stomach tightened as the car slowed near the entrance, her pulse hammering in her ears. She hadn’t seen Alex in what felt like a lifetime, and though she was no longer in love with him, the memories of trust, closeness, and hope mingled uneasily with the fear and anger she now carried.Maya, sensing her tension, reached over and placed a gentle hand on her arm. “Deep breaths,” she said softly, her voice calm and steady. “We’re here for you. Just… stay calm. Focus on why we’re here.”Lily nodded, taking in the sight of the guard and the tall fences topped with coils of razor wire. The barbed wire glinted in the morning sun like a crown of thorns, a stark warning to any who dared cross it. “I know,” she whispered, her voice tight. “It’s just… strange, you know? Standing in front of him after all this time.”Lucas,

The prison gates slid shut behind them with a heavy, echoing clang that seemed to linger long after the sound faded.Lily flinched despite herself.The late afternoon sun was lower now, casting long shadows across the parking lot, but the warmth of the light did nothing to ease the chill that had settled deep in her bones. She stood still for a moment, breathing in the open air like she had been underwater and had finally surfaced.Lucas was the first to speak.“Okay,” he said tightly, unlocking the car with a sharp click. “We’re leaving, now.”No one argued.They climbed into the car in near silence. Lily slid into the back seat between Maya and Liam, her hands folded in her lap, fingers laced so tightly her knuckles ached. Graham took the front passenger seat, his jaw clenched, one arm braced against the door as if holding himself back from turning around and marching straight back inside.The engine started and the car rolled forward.Only when the prison disappeared from the rea