Semua Bab HE CHEATED, I CHOSE THE TWIN ALPHA: Bab 31 - Bab 40

I jumped out of the window, heading to wherever the Moon Goddess decided to take me, because at that moment, I had no control over myself. None at all. My wolf had taken over completely, acting wild and reckless.Yes, I knew better.Yes, I knew the rules.Yes, I knew how strange this school was.But my wolf didn’t care.Despite knowing the danger, despite knowing how forbidden the woods were, she kept running. Faster. Deeper. Wilder. The warning signs posted around the campus meant nothing to her.She ran straight into the woods.The trees grew thicker as we moved farther away from the school. Branches brushed against my fur, leaves crunching beneath my paws as the forest swallowed me whole. My legs kept moving nonstop. I ran and ran—my breathing heavy, my heart pounding like thunder.It felt like I had been running for over an hour when a realization finally hit me.This school was huge.Terrifyingly huge.The woods stretched endlessly, darker and denser the deeper I went. Yet strang

A sudden loud knock on my door made me jump out of my skin.My heart slammed violently against my chest as panic flared instantly. Before my brain could even catch up, my senses kicked in—and immediately, I recognized the familiar scent.Cynthia.I let out a shaky breath.Hastily, I grabbed my perfume and sprayed myself generously, trying to drown out any lingering scent of blood, fear, or the woods. I slipped into a loose gown quickly, my hands trembling slightly, then hurried to the door and opened it.“I’m sorry for waking you from your beauty sleep,” Cynthia said cheerfully, standing there with a bright smile, “but I was really bored in my room. So tell me, how was your night?”The moment she asked that question, yesterday’s memories came crashing back like a storm.The loud gunshot.The sharp pain tearing through my arm.The way my heart had pounded so loudly it felt like it would burst through my ears.My throat tightened.“Terrible,” I replied simply.Her smile faded instantly,

Cynthia noticed the change in my expression almost immediately. She reached out and held my hands, her grip warm and steady.“What happened again?” she asked softly.I quickly shoved my phone back into my bag, not ready to say everything out loud. “The lecturer sent me a message,” I said after a pause. “He said I should meet up with Kael after class.”The moment the name left my mouth, Cynthia froze.She slowly released my hands and stared at me like she had just heard a death sentence.“Well, girl,” she said carefully, “be praying that it’s not the Kael we know. Because if it is…” she trailed off, then shook her head. “You’re doomed.”I forced a laugh, though my chest felt tight. “Yeah, I know. Those twins are demons.”Deep down, fear burned inside me, hot and uncontrollable. But I refused to let it show.“Well, he should watch out too,” I said stubbornly. “Because he’s going to regret teaching me.”I hoped my confidence would calm the storm inside me.It didn’t.The memories came ru

I tried to yank his hand off my jaw, but his grip stayed firm, unyielding. My heart raced wildly, fear and anger crashing together inside my chest.“If you hate me this much,” I said through clenched teeth, forcing the words out, “then why didn’t you decline teaching me? Because it clearly looks like you hate me.”His lips curved slowly into a cold, cruel smirk.“It’s because I want you to suffer,” he replied calmly.Then he released my face and pointed toward the table. “Sit. Bring out the course you failed.”I immediately yanked his hand away from me and shot him a deadly glare. My jaw throbbed slightly, but I ignored it. I walked to the chair, sat down stiffly, and pulled out my English course material from my bag. I slammed it lightly on the table and pushed it toward him.He picked it up and skimmed through it for a few seconds.Then he grinned.That grin.It wasn’t friendly. It wasn’t playful. It was the kind of grin that made someone feel small and stupid. The kind that crawled

My skin burned with embarrassment as I felt eyes cutting through us. Heat rushed to my face, and all I could think was, what was I thinking? I had assumed everyone would be inside, asleep, tucked away in their rooms. I never imagined anyone would still be awake—much less watching.The moment reality hit me, I wished the ground would split open and swallow me whole.Whispers were already starting. I could feel them before I heard them. Curious glances. Lingering stares. The kind that stuck to your skin and refused to let go.Kael, however, moved like none of it mattered.His steps were slow and deliberate, his posture calm, almost lazy. He didn’t look at anyone—not the girls peeking from behind half-closed doors, not the shadows lingering at the end of the hallway. He only focused on getting me to my door, as if this was the most normal thing in the world.My fingertips turned cold the moment we stopped.I turned to face him, but my eyes betrayed me. They flickered past his shoulder, t