Lahat ng Kabanata ng MATED TO THE ALPHA TWINS : Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

THIRD PERSON'S POV Aiden might not be the best at putting together a team or negotiations. He was not even the best at making decisions that could affect the pack, but one thing he was good at? He was good at taking what he wanted. That skill alone was more than enough. He was also a master manipulator. Most people didn't even know they were being manipulated until it was over. Even then, they would still argue with themselves that they did it willingly. So, when he overheard his father telling another Alpha that he and the entire pack were lucky to have Ace, he knew it was time to act. The first thing he did was listen to the entire conversation. He wanted to get his facts right, and he also wanted to get riled up enough. There was a type of anger that makes you follow through on your words. "He's a rare one, alright?" The other Alpha agreed with him. "But he's not your first son, is he?" "No, he isn't, but that doesn't matter." "It does, Alpha Vaughn. You can't sideline your

KARLA'S POV The spell Malia cast on me lasted for five days, and it only took Magdalene helping me out, or I would have spent five days in a coma."How did you find me?" I asked her when I fully woke up on the third day."I was worried when I heard that the contest had closed and you weren't home yet.""Who won?" I asked her, and she turned away, pretending not to hear me. I would have gone after her if my head wasn't pounding like someone had taken a hammer to it. She didn't make another appearance in my room until late at night after I had my dinner."Amaya, how are you feeling now?"I shrugged. "I'm okay. Can't wait to find out who won. I would like to congratulate them."She took a deep breath. "I don't know how you keep up with my daughter and me. I know I would have reported if it was me.""What are you talking about? Magdalene, you are a blessing from the moon goddess to my father and me. Why would I want to sabotage that?"She smiled sadly. "At what cost is this blessing to y

THIRD PERSON'S POV In the past, people had different ways of dealing with things like betrayal or cheating. Now, if your lifelong partner and soulmate betrayed you, there were two options. You could either drown yourself in the river because you still couldn't bear to live without your soulmate. The stronger ones took the other option, they chose to break off the bond. According to the people that had done it, it was very painful. So painful that it could lead to death if you didn't have the mind for it.Amaya didn't know what she was going to do, but she knew she was very angry. She also knew she wasn't supposed to make any rash decisions when she was in such state so she took a deep breath and then cleaned up her tears. She even waited by the steps to see if Dorian would follow him and try to make up an explanation. She wasn't going to accept it, but it would at least show that he was thinking about her. On the walk back home, she went over all the moments they had spent together.

THIRD PERSON'S POV "You didn't tell your father?" Magdalene asked her stepdaughter after that disaster of a breakfast. "You have every right to.""Trust me, I thought about telling him." Amaya said honestly. "It was the obvious thing to do, but again, I think about how happy you make my father. For a long time, it was just me and him, and it seemed like he was only going through the motions for my sake, but when you came along, he found his purpose again. And no offense to my dead mother, but you've been more of a mother to me than she ever had the opportunity to be to me. I'm certain that my real mother wouldn't have done more than this.""Aw," her little speech made Magdalene very happy. So happy that she forgot all about the fight that she had with her own biological daughter. Amaya had that aura that just made people forget about their pain when she was around. "Thank you. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to be a mother for you.""The pleasure is all mine." Amaya meant eve

THIRD PERSON'S POV Malia took her seat at the table with a small smile that showed that she totally knew what she was doing. She knew what her presence was doing to half of the people sitting at that table. She knew Amaya desperately wanted to ask her what she was doing there, but she couldn't at the risk of sounding like a bad sister, which would be a flaw on her character, she knew she would keep quiet.She was right, that was exactly what Amaya was thinking about. Except her actions didn't betray her thoughts. The Alpha and Luna were already seated with their son on one side of the table, but there was a seat left. She didn't think much of it until she saw a maid start to arrange a seating there. Were they expecting someone else? She tried to communicate with Dorian, but he was busy talking to his father.Her parents spoke quietly among themselves, and she was forced to pair with Malia. "I didn't know you were coming.""What sort of a sister would I be if I didn't come to my sist