All Chapters of Revenge For My Alpha: Sequel of Fated To The Alpha Twins : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The night air was cool and carried the scent of blooming lilacs drifting from the garden below. Lily shivered as she stepped out of the car. A blindfold covered her eyes, but she could feel Liam’s warm hand in hers, his thumb gently brushing over her knuckles as they guided her. Lucas walked behind them, silent but ever watchful, the reassuring echo of his footsteps following their every move.“Are we almost there?” Lily asked, trying to hide the excitement in her voice.“Patience, love,” Liam said with a quiet laugh. “You’ll know soon enough.”Lucas came up beside her, his breath warm against her ear. “We promise it’s worth it.”She wanted to groan at the suspense, but instead, she let herself be swept along. The twins guided her forward until they came to a stop. The scent of roses hit her nose like a dream. She felt fingers at the knot of her blindfold and then—The world burst open.Fairy lights draped from every corner of a large rooftop terrace, glowing like fallen stars.

The night sky stretched endlessly over the city, jeweled with distant stars that blinked softly above the glowing skyline. The rooftop of the Moonlight Lounge was bathed in a warm, golden glow from strings of fairy lights draped over the railings. It was an enchanting setting—the perfect place for romance. The scent of freshly bloomed roses wafted through the cool evening air, and the soft strains of classical music drifted from hidden speakers.This rooftop had been reserved by the Alpha twins—Lucas and Liam—who stood side by side, both dressed sharply in dark suits that hugged their muscular frames. Their gazes were fixed on Lily, who looked like a goddess in her flowing dress, her hair cascading in loose curls down her back. The plan was simple: a private dinner to show Lily how much she meant to them.But their plan was ruined because of Ethan.“Ethan,” Liam growled, his fists already clenching at his sides, his eyes flashing with the primal fury of his wolf. “This rooftop is

The air inside the Alpha twins’ apartment was heavy with tension, thick enough that Lena felt it pressing down on her chest as she crouched in her hiding place, hoping desperately that she wouldn't be caught. Even the thought of such a thing happening was scary enough, compared to being caught red-handed in their apartment. There's no amount of excuses she could give them that would make them believe her presence in their room meant absolutely nothing suspicious.The scent of the twins—intoxicating, powerful and unmistakably Alpha—hung thick in the space, pricking at every nerve in her body. This was too much for her to bear and she could feel herself slipping. Her mind was playing games with her and she found herself imagining how horrible it would be when she us discovered here.Sweat beaded on her forehead despite the apartment’s cool air coming from the air conditioner. She tried to steady her breathing, but every ragged inhale seemed to echo in her ears and she feared they m

Lena stepped out of her lecture hall, the last echoes of her professor’s voice fading behind her. Her body felt heavy, her feet dragging as she moved toward the exit.She pulled her phone from her bag with a sigh. The screen lit up with dozens of notifications: texts from Lily, from Maya, and a new one from Aiden.Damn it, she thought. Ignoring them was only going to make them suspicious, but right now she couldn’t find the strength to face their questions. She put the phone back into her pocket, letting it buzz incessantly against her thigh as she pushed open the doors of the lecture building.A gust of warm afternoon air hit her face as she stepped outside, then a sleek black Mercedes rolled up to the curb right in front of her. The tinted window rolled down with an annoying smoothness, revealing Ethan’s handsome, smug face. His dark eyes glinted with mischief under the golden sun.“Get in,” he said, his voice dripping with arrogance. His lips curled into a half-smirk that made

The dorm room was silent when Lena stepped inside with Graham and the Alpha twins. Lily’s bed was unmade, a stack of textbooks scattered across the desk. Maya was perched on a beanbag chair, her arms crossed and eyes narrowed. Eliza sat on the edge of Lily’s bed, worry etched into every line of her face. Lily’s eyes, normally bright with mischief, were dark and stormy. “Lena,” she said sharply, “where have you been all day? We’ve been trying to reach you since morning!” Maya added, her voice tight with frustration, “You had us worried sick! We thought Ethan might have done something to you.” Lena froze in the doorway, every instinct screaming to run — but she couldn’t. Not now. She forced herself to look apologetic, letting her shoulders slump and her eyes drop to the floor. “I’m so sorry,” she whispered, voice trembling just enough. “I…I didn’t mean to worry you all. My phone died and…I panicked. I didn’t know what to do.” Lily’s glare softened only slightly.