Semua Bab HE CHEATED, I CHOSE THE TWIN ALPHA: Bab 21 - Bab 30

I sat on the bed, flipping through some of the old books I had found in the room. Everything was finally settled—the cleaning, the arranging, the unpacking. For the first time since I arrived, the room felt quiet.Then I heard a knock on the door.My head snapped up, my heart beating, who's that now? I knew I'm a werewolf and we should be fearless, but this school is creeping the hell out of me, I'm going to call Sierra late and tell her about the weird feeling.“Who is it?” I asked, standing up quickly. “Coming!”I walked to the door and unlocked it, only to find a lady with purple hair standing outside. She had a nose piercing, bright eyes, and the widest smile I had seen all day. In her hand was a box of pizza.“Hi!” she said cheerfully. “I’m Cynthia. I’m your hostel neighbor. I heard someone new moved in, so I decided to say hi. Mind if I come in?”She spoke fast and bubbly, like an excited child. Her cheeks were bright, and she bounced slightly on her feet like she couldn’t stay

I lay back on the bed, staring at the ceiling, and for the first time since arriving, I felt a little… different. The room gave off an old-school vibe, like something straight out of the 80s or 90s. It was oddly cool and comforting, and before I knew it, my thoughts began to drift.Slowly, my eyelids grew heavy.I didn’t even realize when I fell asleep.The next thing I knew, a loud knock echoed through the room.My eyes shot open instantly.I sat up in panic, my heart racing as another heavy knock followed. My body felt heavy, like I had been pulled from a deep sleep, but I still forced myself off the bed. Dragging my feet across the floor, I made my way to the door and unlocked it.Standing there was a familiar face.Purple hair.Cynthia?Oh shit. Trouble again.“Uh, bitch, aren’t you getting ready for class?” she asked, her eyes scanning me from head to toe like she was judging my entire existence.Then it hit me.Class.School.I just started today.My eyes widened in horror.“Fuc

“Exactly. Those twins are evil and deadly. No one crosses their path and lives peacefully,” Cynthia said in a low voice, glancing around as if the walls themselves might be listening. “To prevent trouble, the college had no choice but to warn students to avoid anything that might get on the twins’ nerves.”I let out a short, bitter laugh before I could stop myself.Of course.They were always like this.Back in high school, they ruled the halls like kings, feared and untouchable. Power came too easily to them, and they wore it like a crown. I had hoped—foolishly—that college would be different. That they would grow up. That distance would finally set me free.But no.They carried their cruelty with them, polishing it, sharpening it, turning it into something even more dangerous. Spoilt brat Alphas—nothing more, nothing less.My hands tightened into fists at my sides as I inhaled deeply, forcing myself to remain calm. I had truly believed that everything was finally peaceful. That leav

We headed back to the hostel in silence, the hallway lights flickering softly as students passed us by. Cynthia followed me all the way to my room without saying much, but I could feel her eyes on me, full of concern. The moment we stepped inside, I dropped my bag and sat heavily on the bed. The mattress dipped under my weight, and for the first time since morning, I let my shoulders slump.My head was spinning. Too many smells, too many sounds, too many memories I had tried to bury.“Girllll, are you fine?” Cynthia asked, standing in front of me with her hands on her hips.I inhaled deeply, forcing a smile onto my face. “Yeah, I’m fine,” I replied, though even I could hear how weak my voice sounded.She narrowed her eyes, clearly not buying it. “You don’t look fine. Just sit here, okay? I’ll be right back.”Before I could protest, she turned and rushed out of the room.“Cynthia—” I called after her, but the door was already shut.I frowned. Medicine?Medicine for what exactly?I let

We stood in the hallway for what felt like hours, frozen in place, staring at the lifeless body lying on the cold floor. No one spoke. No one moved. Fear, shock, and confusion mixed together in my chest, making it hard to breathe. Some students were crying softly, others whispering prayers, while a few just stared blankly, as if their minds couldn’t process what they were seeing.My eyes kept returning to the body.Something wasn’t right.I leaned closer, my heart pounding. This didn’t look like the work of a werewolf… or did it? I’d seen what werewolf attacks looked like before—deep claw marks, torn flesh, blood everywhere. But this was different. Too different.The woman looked drained. Empty. As if life itself had been pulled out of her body. Her skin was pale, almost gray, and her eyes were wide open, lifeless and hollow. It sent chills crawling down my spine.If this wasn’t a werewolf, then what was it?We stayed there for so long that my legs began to ache, but fear rooted me to