Semua Bab HE CHEATED, I CHOSE THE TWIN ALPHA: Bab 11 - Bab 20

Wait… he looked familiar.The thought hit me suddenly, sharp and confusing. I narrowed my eyes, my wolf instincts screaming at me to look closer, to remember. There was something about him—the way he stood, the power in his presence, those red eyes. I knew I had seen him before.Before I could move or think any further—“Thalassa! Thalassa!”Sierra’s voice echoed from a distance.I turned my head in the direction of her voice, my ears twitching as I focused on the sound. When I turned back to where the black wolf had stood—He was gone.Just like that.No sound. No movement. Nothing.It was as if he had never been there at all.My chest tightened, confusion mixing with exhaustion. Had I imagined him? Or did he leave because he didn’t want to be seen?Moments later, Sierra finally reached me. The instant her eyes landed on my wolf form, she flinched, stopping in her tracks.“Oh my God…” she whispered.I was too tired to explain anything.Slowly, painfully, I let myself shift back into

I walked past the cold hallway, my footsteps echoing softly against the stone floor. The walls were carved with strange ancient symbols—marks of power, authority, and judgment. Normally, I would admire them, but today they only made my chest tighten. I felt uneasy, like the walls themselves were watching me, judging me.Yes, I knew what I had done was considered a great crime. I had arrested the beta of the pack—my own husband. No one dared do that, not even warriors. But I didn’t regret it. Not even for a second. All I wanted now was for the Alpha to listen, to understand my side, and finally grant my wish.I wanted Lucien and me to be separated.I reached the courtroom doors and froze. They were massive—too tall, too intimidating. My hands trembled slightly as I raised them and knocked gently. Before my knuckles could touch the wood a second time, the doors creaked open by themselves, as if summoned by some unseen force.The air inside the courtroom was thick and heavy.Seated at th

I knew I had bitten an expensive tail.A very expensive one.But at that point, there was no turning back. I had already said it. I had already agreed. And honestly? I just had to risk it. Five million dollars could change my life. It could give me peace, stability, and a future far away from pack drama, forced bonds, and cowardly men hiding behind titles.“Deal,” I replied firmly.The twins smiled—slow, confident smiles that made my skin itch.“See you on the ice,” Kael said.And just like that, they skated away and left the rink.I stood there for a moment, staring after them, my heart beating faster than usual. Then I grabbed my phone from my bag, hoping to distract myself.Big mistake.My screen was flooded with messages.Unknown numbers. Familiar names. Pack members. Elders. Wolves who once smiled at me and pretended to care.You’re banished.Never step foot in the pack again.You brought shame on us.Don’t contact anyone here again.I scoffed softly.Yeah… I didn’t care.I had a

“So what are you going to do now?” Sierra asked, her voice softer than before.I sighed deeply, the weight in my chest refusing to lift. Everything felt heavy—my body, my thoughts, my future.“I’ll try to put my life back together,” I said honestly. “Go back to college. Focus on my studies. Build a new life for myself… for my sanity.”She smiled, and it wasn’t fake or forced. It was warm. Supportive.“Yes,” she said firmly. “I trust you can do it. I’m always rooting for you. And I hope everything goes well for you.”I smiled back. It was small, but it was real.After that, things didn’t feel better immediately. The rink was still buzzing with noise—people talking, laughing, whispering. Some groups stared at me openly. Others whispered behind their hands. I could hear my name being mentioned in low voices, followed by laughter or pity.Defeat sticks to you like a bad smell.I ignored them as best as I could and made my way out. By the time I reached the hotel I had booked earlier, my l

Chapter 20My taxi came to a slow halt in front of Branson College, and I stepped out after paying the driver. He helped me bring down my luggage from the trunk, and after thanking him, I stood still at the massive gate of the school.My heart was beating heavily in my chest.I clenched the skirt I was wearing and let out a long sigh.Not because I was scared of being recognized, or anxious about the number of people around. No. My fear was deeper than that. It felt like I was about to walk straight into a trap.A very big one.I tightened my grip on my luggage and sighed again. Earlier that morning, I had received a message from the school admin I was supposed to meet that day. The message was short and direct—telling me to come with my luggage and, most importantly, my hostel keys.So I did.I checked out of the hotel I had been staying in and came here, even though my chest felt tight the entire ride.My fear wasn’t about getting admitted. That part was already done.My fear was wh