All Chapters of The Alpha Twins Plaything: Chapter 151 - Chapter 159

AURORAThe knock didn’t come this time.The door just opened.Darius swore under his breath immediately, stepping back just slightly like he’d been caught doing something he didn’t want an audience for. Draven didn’t move as quickly, but I felt the shift in him—the way his body straightened, the way his attention snapped away from me and toward the door.I turned.Selene walked in like she belonged there.Lyra followed behind her, closing the door with a quiet click that sounded louder than it should have.For a second, no one spoke.But the air changed.It wasn’t just the tension from before.This was different.Lyra’s gaze moved across the room once, taking in everything—the distance between us, the way we stood, the way none of us looked entirely unaffected.Then her eyes settled on me.“Well,” she said lightly, “that didn’t take long.”Heat rushed to my face before I could stop it.“That’s not—”She raised a brow.“I didn’t say anything.”Darius exhaled sharply, dragging a hand do

AURORAThe moment the elders hit the wall, everything fell apart.Gasps filled the room. Some of the wolves stepped back immediately like I had just turned into something monstrous right in front of them. Others froze completely, eyes wide, like they couldn’t decide if they should run or attack.I didn’t move.I couldn’t.My chest rose and fell too fast, my fingers trembling slightly as I stared at what I had just done.The elders were on the floor because of me. “I didn’t—” My voice came out hoarse. “I didn’t mean to—”“Restrain her.”The command cut through the room before I could finish.My head snapped up.The elder who spoke wasn’t shouting. He didn’t need to. The fear in his eyes said enough.“She has proven exactly what we feared,” he continued, pushing himself up slowly with the help of another elder. “She is unstable.”Something twisted painfully in my chest.“I’m not—”“Enough,” another elder snapped, her voice sharper this time. “You attacked the council.”“I didn’t attack

AURORAThe silence in Malrik’s chambers didn’t feel empty.It felt deliberate.Like the room itself was watching me, waiting to see what I would do next.I stood where they had left me, right in the middle of the space, my arms wrapped tightly around myself as if that could somehow hold me together. It didn’t. Nothing did.The longer I stayed here… the worse it got.It wasn’t just the absence of sound.It was their absence.Draven.Darius.The bond didn’t disappear completely, and that was the problem. If it had, maybe I could have convinced myself it was all in my head. Maybe I could have ignored it.But it was still there, faint and distant. Like something just out of reach no matter how hard I tried to grasp it.My chest tightened again, that same hollow ache spreading slowly, like something inside me was stretching too far without anything to anchor it.I exhaled shakily.“Stop it,” I muttered under my breath, pressing my palm harder against my chest as if I could physically forc

DARIUSLyra stood at the entrance like she had all the time in the world.That alone told me something was wrong.Or rather… something was about to go very right.Draven didn’t move, but I felt the shift in him instantly. The way his body went still, the way his gaze locked onto her like he was measuring the distance between where he stood and how fast he could get to the door if this turned into something else.“Close the door,” he said quietly.Lyra raised a brow. “No ‘hello’? No ‘thank you for coming to rescue us from this charming little dungeon’?”“Lyra,” I said, my tone flat, “close the door.”She sighed like we were inconveniencing her, then nudged it shut with her foot. The click echoed through the room, and just like that, the space felt smaller again.Selene stepped in behind her.She didn’t speak at first. Her eyes moved over us—slow, precise, taking in everything. The collars. The restraints. The tension sitting on our shoulders like we were seconds away from tearing the p