Lahat ng Kabanata ng Revenge For My Alpha: Sequel of Fated To The Alpha Twins : Kabanata 31 - Kabanata 40

Ethan winced as he pushed open the door to his apartment, the sting from the bandage across his cheek flaring up as the wind brushed it. The room smelled faintly of weed, spilled alcohol, and fried food—remnants of the party that had erupted earlier that day. He stepped inside and was immediately hit by the scent of stale beer and unwashed bodies. The living room was still trashed, red plastic cups littered the floor, and a pile of pizza boxes well on the counter like they couldn’t hold themselves together anymore.He exhaled."What a mess," he muttered.His body ached, not just from the bruises Lucas had left on him, but from the weight of the day. He pulled off his hoodie, grimacing when the fabric grazed his shoulder.The school nurse had cleaned up the gash, murmuring something about how lucky he was it hadn’t gotten worse. Lucky. Right. That word didn’t belong anywhere near today.Dragging his feet into the kitchen, Ethan grabbed a cold water bottle from the fridge and coll

Lena had stood just outside the dormitory gate, her arms folded tightly across her chest, her coat flapping gently in the breeze. She didn’t feel comfortable enough to sit down but after pacing around for what seemed like forever, and attracting stares from other students, she had to sit down.Her mind reeled, turning over the events from the night before like a wheel stuck in her mind and unable to stop.The sound she had heard on the phone when Graham slammed Ethan into the wall had replayed again and again. She wasn’t physically there but she could feel the pressure and rage. But it wasn’t the violence that haunted her. It was the moment she thought Ethan might actually die before Graham had tightened his grip.She knew about Graham’s past, the one he kept hidden, so she had every right to be scared, even though she seemed she was doing that all for nothing. Did Graham suspect she was the one Ethan was talking to on the phone?Ethan had said no. He had talked to her right afte

The scent of her food still clung to Maya’s hands as she trailed behind Lena through the quiet paths leading toward the private apartments on the edge of Moonshine College's campus. She gripped the paper food bags tightly in both hands, one for herself and one for Lily, her fingers starting to ache from the pressure, but her curiosity outweighed her discomfort.Why was Lena heading this way? This side of campus was known for housing elite students, often those who came from prestigious bloodlines or were part of special programs. Lena had never mentioned knowing anyone here. Maya slowed her pace, sticking to the shadows behind the trimmed hedges and low stone walls, trying to keep a safe distance.Lena moved with purpose, her boots clicking softly against the cobblestone path.Her long coat billowed behind her like a cape, her head high, her posture graceful. There was something so poised about her, but Maya couldn't shake the twisting feeling growing in her gut."Who is she goin

The sky had darkened into a velvet hue, with a scattering of stars slowly twinkling to life overhead. The air was cool, soft, almost too still as if the night itself was holding its breath. Lena stood at the front steps of her dormitory building, her arms folded over her chest, shifting her weight from one foot to the other. Her long black coat fluttered slightly in the breeze, the hem brushing against her boots. Her hair had been curled into soft waves, lightly sprayed to hold, and her lips bore a subtle pink tint that made her look far more approachable than she felt.She had tried to put in an effort to look beautiful tonight even if she was wasting it to go out with a person she had no interest in, whatsoever.There would have been a million ways for her to spend tonight, instead of doing this detestable activity. She glanced at the time on her phone again.7:38 PM.He said he would be here at 7:45. Perfect. Just enough time to talk herself out of this and back in again a few

The moon hung high above the Moonshine College campus like a watchful guardian, casting a silvery shimmer across the pathways and leafy dormitory courtyards. The night air was brisk, tinged with the scent of pine and late-blooming jasmine, a quiet contrast to the chattering energy that still lingered in Lena's thoughts.Aiden’s car rolled gently to a stop in front of the girls' dormitory. The hum of the engine faded as he shifted the car into park, his hand resting briefly on the gear lever. He turned toward Lena, his eyes glowing faintly under the dashboard light."I had a really good time tonight," he said, his voice sincere and warm. "I mean it, Lena. This was... one of the best evenings I’ve had in a while."Lena gave him a practiced smile, though this one held more truth than she expected. Not because of the milkshakes or the awkward flirtation, but because he had unknowingly handed her a key piece of information. "Yeah," she said softly. "I had a good time too."Aiden's gri