Lahat ng Kabanata ng HE CHEATED, I CHOSE THE TWIN ALPHA: Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

My hands were trembling as I held the corner of the table, trying so hard to keep my anger under control. Seeing someone who betrayed you was painful enough, but it was even worse when that person was your own blood sister.She sat across from me, looking just as innocent as she always had. That same soft face. Those same gentle eyes. Anyone who saw her would think she was harmless.But I knew better.That innocent face of hers felt like the mask of a devil now.“I know you want to slap me right now,” she said softly, her voice calm and sweet. “But please… at least listen to what I have to say.”Her tone irritated me immediately.How had I been so blind all these years? Looking at her now, everything about her seemed fake. The way she spoke, the way she looked at me, the way she pretended to be fragile. It was all too easy to see through now.I crossed my arms tightly over my chest, forcing myself to stay still.“Can you just say why you called me here?” I snapped, my voice sharp. “I

I slid into the front seat of the car and the faint scent of his cologne immediately surrounded me. When I lifted my eyes to him, I almost forgot everything that had happened earlier.Karen looked… unbelievably handsome today.He was dressed in a black open shirt that revealed a hint of his chest, paired with dark pants that fit him perfectly. His hair was slightly messy, like he had been running his fingers through it, and the sharp line of his jaw made him look even more breathtaking under the soft light coming through the windshield.For a moment, my heart skipped.“Hey,” I said softly.He turned to look at me, his dark eyes studying my face carefully, as if he was trying to read every emotion written across it.“How are you?” he asked gently.I leaned back in the front seat, letting out a tired breath. Saying I’m fine would have been the easiest answer, but I didn’t have the energy to pretend.“Worst,” I admitted quietly. “Terrible. Confused. Perplexed… and tired.”The words left

I knocked on Cynthia’s door several times, but no one answered.“Cynthia?” I called softly, hoping maybe she was just inside and hadn’t heard me.Still nothing.I frowned slightly and reached for the door handle. When I twisted the knob, the door slowly opened.She wasn’t inside.The room was quiet and empty.For a moment I just stood there, looking around in confusion.Where could she have gone?Usually she was always around this time, either studying, lying on her bed with her phone, or complaining about something that happened during the day.But now the room felt strangely silent.I stepped inside slowly.“Maybe she went to get food,” I muttered to myself.Still, something about the empty room made me curious. My eyes wandered around, noticing little things scattered across the desk and bed.I walked around the room slowly.At first, I told myself I was just looking around casually. But deep down I knew I was searching for something… even though I had no idea what exactly I was lo

Rebecca’s POVI slammed my foot angrily against the floor.The sound echoed across the quiet garden, but I didn’t care. My chest was burning with frustration.“My sister is such an idiot,” I muttered under my breath. “I hate her so much.”I crossed my arms tightly and stared at the grass in front of me. Everything inside me felt messy and angry.I honestly thought my plan would work.It always worked before.Every time I blackmailed her or threatened her emotionally, she would give in. She was always soft, always weak, always trying to keep the peace between us.But this time… it didn’t work.Instead of falling for it like usual, she became wise.Wise and stubborn.“I told you it wasn’t going to work on her,” Amelia said calmly.She was sitting beside me on the garden bench, looking completely relaxed. She lifted her hand and examined her well-polished nails as if our conversation wasn’t even serious.“She’s different now,” Amelia continued. “She’s wiser, and she’s more open now. She

Thalassa’s POVI lay still on my bed, staring up at the ceiling as if it would somehow give me answers. My heart wouldn’t calm down. It kept pounding loudly in my chest, like it was trying to expose me. Every beat echoed the same thing over and over again—the words I had seen in Cynthia’s book.They wouldn’t leave my mind.No matter how hard I tried to think of something else, they stayed there, haunting me, repeating themselves like a warning I couldn’t ignore.Should I tell someone?The thought slipped in again, louder this time. My fingers curled into the sheets as I swallowed hard.But no… I can’t.I shut my eyes tightly, shaking my head. I couldn’t betray her. Cynthia might be many things—annoying, loud, unpredictable—but she was still… her. And something in me refused to be the one who exposed her.“I can’t…” I whispered to myself, my voice barely audible.The room suddenly felt too small, too suffocating. I pushed myself up from the bed and walked toward the window, my steps sl