Rejected By My Mate, Claimed By The Alpha Twins のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 121 - チャプター 130

Kai’s POVThe night settled over the Roberts estate like a curtain. Darkness became our ally because it made familiar landmarks look like harmless shadows. It also hid every step we took. I raised one hand before we crossed the stretch of open ground. Both Kian and Selena stopped without hesitation. This proved again that trust often speaks louder than words.I studied the mansion from where we stood beneath the cedar trees. Most of the windows were dark. Only a handful still had light. Each illuminated room matched the schedule Tina had described that afternoon. Nothing appeared out of place.. I had learned long ago that the most dangerous operations are usually the quietest ones.I called out to Kian. He tilted his head slightly. "Three servants " he murmured. "North hallway. They're talking, not moving." I nodded once. "Good." Then I looked over my shoulder. "Selena?" She answered with confidence. "I'm here."The simple response eased something inside me. Earlier I had argued that

Kian’s POVThe study was quieter than it had been all evening although the silence no longer felt empty because every surface was covered with evidence. There were ledgers beside letters. Payment records overlapped with council notices. The note Selena had recovered from her father’s hidden archive sat in the center of the table. It was like the axis around which every lie seemed to turn.I couldn’t see any of it.I didn’t need to.“Start from the beginning " I said calmly. I folded my hands together. Listened to the tiny sounds around me. Kai shifted another stack of papers. Selena carefully separated documents from newer ones. The steady rhythm told me they were already organizing the evidence.Kai exhaled.“We’ll do this chronologically.”“Good " I replied. "Don’t tell me what you think happened. Just read exactly what’s there. Let the timeline decide.”Neither of them argued.That was how we had always worked.Assumptions ruined investigations.Facts survived them.Kai lifted the

Selena’s POVThe sun was going down when the three of us got back to the cottage. It was hidden behind the trees on the side. Nothing had changed since we were last there.. This time I was carrying something new with me. We were not coming with questions like we used to. We had evidence now.. Evidence can bring back memories that we forgot.Tina opened the door before I could knock twice. She looked relieved. It made her face look softer. The lines around her eyes were not as deep."You came back " she said quietly. Moved aside. "I thought you would."I smiled a little as I went inside."We found something " I said.Her face changed. She was not excited. She was worried. This was the kind of worry that comes when you know the truth can be harder to deal with than lies.Kai closed the door. Kian stayed by the window. He was listening to the woods. He does this all the time. It is like a habit.Tina noticed this."They always look out for you " she said gently.I looked at the twins. Th

Roland’s POVThe mansion had gotten into a routine over the past few days. The servants were doing their jobs fine but I could tell something was off. It was not a deal or anything but it was happening often enough that I could not just ignore it. My mother, who was always in control and calm was acting like she was waiting for some bad news to come at any moment.I found her in the west library one afternoon standing in front of a record cabinet with three senior archivists waiting beside her. They all looked really uncomfortable. The room was quiet in a way that felt heavy."What is the point of keeping all these files?" my mother asked sharply holding a ledger like it was disgusting. "Some of these records are older than half the people in our pack. They are just collecting dust instead of being useful."The head archivist looked down before answering."My Lady the council says we have to keep all the records of our bloodline and household the ones about Alpha families. We are not

Selena’s POVThe estate was really quiet that afternoon.. Beneath the calm, every corridor had a quiet sense of purpose. This was because tomorrow's request would change a lot more than another council meeting. People were moving around with a sense of efficiency rather than being nervous and rushed. They were passing sealed folders from one trusted person to another. Nobody was speaking louder than necessary. This was because every document now represented years of questions and sadness.I was standing beside the library window when Kai came in carrying the leather portfolio. He put it down on the table. Smoothed the edge with one hand. This simple gesture told me more than words could. He was not checking the papers anymore. He was making sure that nothing, not a folded corner would weaken what they had worked so hard to build."The last witness statement is signed " Kai said, looking at Kian and me. "Lewis confirmed every page Tina reviewed the dates again. Every supporting record