All Chapters of The Alpha Twins Plaything: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

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Chapter 181 — The Truth She Buried

AURORANobody spoke after Lucien's accusation.The clearing had gone unnaturally quiet, as though even the Hollow Lands were listening.My mother's face was pale, her eyes shining with tears she refused to let fall. Across from her, Lucien stood with his hands folded behind his back, his expression unreadable again, but the damage had already been done. The anger I'd seen moments ago was gone, replaced by something colder. Something far more dangerous.Resentment.Not the kind that exploded and disappeared.The kind that sat inside a person for years until it became part of who they were.I couldn't stop staring at him.Everything about him felt wrong and familiar at the same time.The shape of his face.The dark hair.The eyes.Moon Goddess, the eyes.Every time I looked at him, it felt like I was staring at a distorted version of myself.Not because we looked identical.Because there was something recognizable beneath the surface.Something that shouldn't have been there.Something

Chapter 182 — What Really Happened

AURORAFor several long seconds after Lucien spoke, nobody said a word.The clearing had become so quiet that I could hear the wind moving through the dead trees beyond the border. The army remained motionless behind him, stretching endlessly into the mist, but somehow they felt less important than the conversation unfolding in front of us.I couldn't stop looking at my mother.When I first saw her standing beyond the border, I imagined a hundred different explanations for why she disappeared. Maybe she had been trapped. Maybe she had been running. Maybe she had sacrificed everything to keep me safe.Now I wasn't sure what to believe because every answer seemed to come wrapped in another secret.Lucien watched her with an expression that made my chest ache. There was no love left in his eyes. No hope. Whatever relationship had existed between them had been worn away over the years until only resentment remained."You still haven't told her the truth."His voice was calm, but it carrie

Chapter 183 — The Night Everything Changed

AURORANobody interrupted after Lucien’s last words, and honestly, nobody could.The image he had painted was already sitting heavily in everyone’s mind.A frightened six-year-old boy was losing control of a power he didn’t understand, while the adults around him responded with fear instead of compassion.I could see it now—the council chambers, the panic, and the whispers.The moment people stopped seeing a child and started seeing a threat.Maybe that was what disturbed me the most. Not because it was difficult to imagine, but because it wasn’t. I had lived through something similar.The moment my powers surfaced, everyone had looked at me differently, too. The elders had talked about protection while preparing cages. They had spoken about safety while fitting collars around people’s necks.Fear always found a way to disguise itself as concern, and fear was usually where cruelty began.My mother lowered herself onto a fallen tree near the edge of the clearing. For the first time sin

Chapter 184 — Two Halves Of One Power

AURORAFor the first time since this conversation began, Lucien looked genuinely caught off guard.The reaction lasted less than a second.Most people probably wouldn’t have noticed it.I did.Because until now, Lucien had seemed like the only person standing in this clearing who wasn’t surprised by anything. Every accusation, every revelation, every painful memory had rolled off him without changing his expression.This was different.The moment my mother said the Bloodline had split, something flickered across his face before he buried it again.And that terrified me more than all the stories about armies and prophecies.Because if Lucien didn’t know this then whatever came next was important.My mother noticed it too.I saw her watching him carefully before turning back toward me.“The council believed the Bloodline existed inside one heir. That was the foundation of everything they knew about the prophecy. Every record, every prediction, every ritual was built around that assumpti

Chapter 185 — The Last Secret

AURORANobody spoke for several seconds after my mother revealed the truth.Lucien carries the power to destroy.You carry the power to create.The words settled over the clearing, but instead of answering questions, they seemed to create even more.I stared at Lucien.He wasn’t looking at me.He wasn’t looking at our mother either.His gaze remained fixed on the ground as though he were replaying every moment of his life through an entirely different lens.For twenty years he had believed he was the Bloodline.For twenty years he had believed the power belonged to him alone.Now he was learning that everything the council told him had been a lie.I understood why he looked shaken.Honestly, I felt the same way.My mother slowly released a breath.“The power should never have been separated.”Lucien laughed softly.There was no humor in the sound.“And yet here we are.”His voice was quieter than before.Less angry.That frightened me more than the shouting ever could.The anger I und

Chapter 186 — Leaving The Hollow Lands

AURORAFor a moment, nobody reacted.It wasn’t because they didn’t understand what the scout had said.It was because they understood it too well.The Northern Pack has fallen.Malrik has taken control.The words echoed through my head while the clearing around us descended into chaos. Wolves were speaking over one another. Questions flew in every direction. Even the Hollow soldiers standing behind Lucien looked unsettled.But all I could think about was Malrik.The note.The kidnapping.The trials.The traps.The way he always seemed one step ahead of everyone else.A sick feeling settled in my stomach.Because looking back now, there had been signs from the beginning.Too many signs.I just hadn’t known where to look.Darius was the first person to move.“What exactly happened?”His voice cut through the noise immediately.The scout turned toward him.His face was still pale.“The council tried to stop him.”The man’s throat bobbed.“It didn’t matter.”A cold silence settled over th

Chapter 187 — The Man Behind The Note

AURORAThe journey back began before sunrise.Nobody slept.After everything we learned in the Hollow Lands, sleep felt impossible.The army Lucien had brought remained behind while preparations were made. The Hollow Ones weren’t joining us yet. According to Lucien, marching thousands of soldiers across the territories would only create panic and give Malrik time to prepare.For once, I agreed with him.The last thing we needed was another war before we understood what we were walking into.The sky was still dark when our group gathered at the edge of the Hollow Lands.My mother stood a few feet away from me.The distance felt strange.Not because she was a stranger anymore.Because she wasn’t. She was my mother. I knew who she was. I knew why she left. I knew why she stayed away and somehow everything still felt unresolved.Maybe some wounds didn’t heal just because the truth was finally revealed.Maybe twenty years was too much damage for a few conversations to fix.“You should take

Chapter 188 — The Pack That Chose Him

AURORABy the time we reached the border of the Northern territories, the sun had already begun to set.The sky was painted in shades of gold and orange, but there was something unsettling about the beauty of it.Maybe it was because the closer we got to home, the less it felt like home. Every mile seemed to confirm what the scout had told us in the Hollow Lands.Malrik hadn’t conquered these territories.He had inherited them.That was the only explanation that made sense.I had expected destruction. Burned villages. Battlefields. Signs of resistance.Instead, what we found was order.The roads were occupied. Wolves moved freely between settlements. Merchants still traveled with their carts. Children still played near wells. Life hadn’t stopped.If anything, it looked more organized than before.That realization bothered me far more than a battlefield would have.A battlefield would have meant people fought him.This looked like they had accepted him.Darius seemed to be reaching the

Chapter 189 — Waiting For Aurora

AURORAI didn’t sleep that night.Even after we left the village and made camp beyond the tree line, my mind refused to settle.The villagers’ words kept replaying in my head.He talks about you.He always said you would come back.You should talk to him.None of it made sense.Every time I thought about Malrik, I remembered the council chamber. I remembered him smiling while the elders turned against me. I remembered him separating me from Draven and Darius. I remembered the way he seemed to know things he shouldn’t know.Nothing about that man suggested kindness.Nothing about him suggested loyalty.And yet everywhere we went, people spoke about him differently.Not with fear.Not with resentment.With respect.I hated how much that bothered me.The fire crackled quietly in the center of camp while most of the others slept. The night was cool, but I barely noticed. My thoughts were too loud.A blanket settled over my shoulders.I looked up to find Darius standing beside me.“You’re

Chapter 190 — The Castle of Wolves

AURORABy the time we reached the outer territories, the sun was beginning to sink behind the mountains.The journey from the Hollow Lands had given me far too much time to think, and unfortunately, thinking rarely made anything better. Every answer we had uncovered seemed to create two more questions, and every road somehow led back to the same person.Malrik.The further we traveled into the territories under his control, the more obvious it became that whatever he was building had started long before any of us realized it.I had expected tension when we crossed into his lands.I had expected frightened villagers, nervous warriors, maybe even signs of resistance.Instead, everything looked… normal.People were working.Merchants were traveling.Children were running through village squares while their parents watched from nearby doorways.Nobody looked oppressed.Nobody looked afraid.If anything, the territories seemed more organized than when we left.That realization bothered me

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