Semua Bab Revenge For My Alpha: Sequel of Fated To The Alpha Twins : Bab 51 - Bab 60

The silence in Lena’s dorm room felt like it could swallow her whole.Today’s exams had been nothing short of a nightmare. She had barely been able to read the questions, much less answer them. Every time she tried to focus, Ethan’s face swam into her mind—pale, bruised, lost—and she was left wondering if he was even still alive.She felt so damn angry. Angry at all of them.Lena stood by the window, hugging herself as if that might keep her from falling apart.“I hate them all,” she whispered into the empty room. Her voice shook with rage. “I wish I could just… destroy them.”A sudden knock on the door startled her out of her dark thoughts.She frowned, wiping at her eyes before stalking to the door. She flung it open—and there stood Aiden, looking like he had just stepped out of a magazine photoshoot with his disheveled dark hair and soft eyes. He held a pizza box in his hands, and his tentative smile faded a little when he saw the storm raging in her eyes.“Hey, Lena,” he said,

The cold fluorescent lights of the student security building hummed overhead, casting a sterile glow over the tense group. Lily’s hand was still trembling in midair, her eyes burning with fury as they locked onto Ethan’s smug, composed face. Lena’s fingers closed around her wrist.“Lily,” Lena said softly but firmly, her voice cutting through the room like a bell, “don’t.”Lily turned her head sharply, her eyes brimming with tears of rage. “Let go, Lena! He deserves it—”“No,” Lena insisted, her grip tightening as she slowly lowered Lily’s hand. “Slapping him will only make this worse. You’ll give him exactly what he wants—a reason to twist things against you. You need to calm down.”Ethan’s thin lips curled into a satisfied smirk as he watched them. He folded his arms across his chest, his eyes glinting with condescension.“Listen to her, Lily,” he drawled, his voice carrying that insufferable mix of amusement and superiority. “You wouldn’t want to end up here with the others, wou

Maya and Lily pushed through the heavy wooden doors of the lecture hall, the faint echo of their footsteps swallowed by the large space. The day was gradually going by but things in Lily’s life felt they were going at a standstill and she had no control over what was happening. The massive room, with its high arched ceiling and rows of polished oak benches, was nearly empty except for a few early arrivals flipping through last-minute notes.Lily could hear Maya talking beside her, but her mind was lost in an abyss of her own creation, making it hard to even concentrate.“I can’t believe we have to sit for this exam today,” Maya said, hugging her textbooks tight against her chest. Her eyes darted to the darkened corners of the hall as if expecting the shadows themselves to bring more bad news. “I’ve barely read a single chapter. Every time I tried, I just kept thinking about Lucas, Liam, and Graham" Maya said and she dropped her head in a dramatic way.Lily’s eyes flickered to her

The early summer evening settled over campus like a soft, oppressive blanket, thick with the scent of cut grass.Lena leaned against the open window of her dorm room, eyes sharp and calculating as she watched the last sliver of sunlight slip behind the treeline.This wasn’t how things were supposed to be.Everywhere she looked, Maya, Lily, Graham, the Alpha twins Lucas and Liam were skittish, cautious and paranoid. It was as if the air itself had become brittle. Lena could feel the walls closing in around her plans.It was all because of Robert Hawthorne, the lawyer the Alpha twins had brought in. The charges Ethan had filed had forced them into a corner and they had to be careful.Lena clenched her fists on the window ledge until her knuckles turned white.Careful wasn’t going to get her what she needed.She needed them moving, distracted, desperate—she needed chaos, and there was only so much of that she could conjure while they hid like cornered animals. Her mind raced, picking

The music throbbed through the club like a pulse, heavy and intoxicating, weaving itself around the glittering lights that spiraled overhead. Basslines thundered in Lena’s chest, a rhythmic reminder of where she was and what needed to be done. Bodies moved like shadows, tangled in dance and drink, and amidst the chaos, Lena’s eyes never strayed too far from Lucas and Liam.The twins were a problem—always had been. But tonight, they were her target.Lena's plan was simple: get them drunk, separate them, and strike when they were weakest. There had been rumors that Lucas and Liam were significantly weaker when apart. She hoped those rumors were true. Tonight was the night to test them.Lena's body moved effortlessly, fluidly to the beat, and in front of her, Aiden was entranced. His hands found her hips without hesitation, and his hazel eyes burned with something more than desire.“I think I’m falling in love with you,” he said suddenly, his voice low but urgent, nearly drowned out