All Chapters of The Alpha's Hidden Twins: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

[CHIARA’s Point of View] I tried my hardest to take my mind off what happened back at the Villa della Luna. I was grateful that Raffaele did not make it difficult for me to be released from the bond of the pack and finally allowed me to go to Lorenzo, to his territory, to the life I chose. Luca and Sofia, on the other hand, did not make it simple for me. Questions kept coming, one after the other, and I worried they would resent the move since all their friends were still back in the Villa della Luna. But with Anita staying with us, I could tell they were trying to accept it. They even grew a little excited, especially Luca, who kept talking about everything he had seen online about Valle d’Argento, the beauty, the elegance, the way the land looked like something out of a dream. I smiled at that, realizing again how sharp children have become, how much they see and learn from the world through screens we barely understand. Lorenzo and I had already moved some of our things into t

Noemi made sure everything in the house was perfectly arranged before she finally left, insisting she had matters to attend to elsewhere but not before checking on us one last time. I reassured her that we were fine, that Luca and Sofia were already settled into their rooms and completely delighted with them, especially Sofia who kept hugging the plush toys Lorenzo must have personally picked out for her with far too much thought and care. The day had passed in a blur of quiet work and gentle routines, and I had spent most of it reorganizing our belongings while making sure the children were well fed, bathed, and comfortably tucked in for their short afternoon nap. With the help of two Omega maids Lorenzo had sent over to assist, what I had expected to be an exhausting first day in Valle d’Argento turned out to be surprisingly smooth, almost unsettlingly easy in a way I did not fully trust yet. The younger maid, Bianca, had a shy and almost startled energy about her, as though she w

[CHIARA’s Point of View] “NOEMI! What’s happening?!” I screamed at the top of my lungs as I slammed my shoulder against the door. The impact rattled through my bones, but the damn thing did not move an inch. Lorenzo had not lied when he said this house was built like a fortress. I kicked the heavy walnut door again with everything I had, but it remained sealed shut, unbreakable from the outside. Enzo was shouting something beside me, but I could barely hear him. My heartbeat thundered violently inside my ears while panic spread through my body like wildfire. The growls coming from inside the villa were terrifying. Furniture shattered. Glass exploded. Animalistic snarls echoed through the walls while Noemi’s voice rang through the chaos. But she was not screaming in fear. She sounded like she was trying to control wild beasts. And my children were inside. “NOEMI!” I shrieked desperately while pounding against the door. “Open the fucking door!” Enzo grabbed my arm and pulled

Chapter 81 [Chiara’s Point of View] Seven in the morning. I could still remember the way that Omega maid, Fiorella, told me to report to the pack manor and check on my new office as if she owned the entire damn place. The tone in her voice had grated on my nerves the whole ride here. Contrary to what Maddalena and Caterina had said, not every Omega in the Silver Moon territory was thrilled about my return. I could feel the skepticism lingering in the air the moment I stepped through the gates. Some of them still looked at me like a woman who abandoned her place and came crawling back years later. Maybe they were not entirely wrong. As I stepped inside the grand hall of the manor, I inhaled deeply before slowly exhaling. The scent of cedarwood, polished marble, and old wine hit me all at once, dragging memories out of places in my chest I had tried to bury. I lifted my chin and straightened my shoulders, forcing confidence into every step I took. Ginevra was somewhere in this te

[Chiara’s Point of View] I had barely stepped out of the bathroom when someone slammed a hand against my shoulder and shoved me back inside. My eyes widened in shock before anger quickly followed when I saw Ginevra’s furious face staring at me. “You’ll regret coming back to this place, Chiara,” Ginevra snarled, forcing me deeper into the corner of the restroom. My back hit the cold marble wall with enough force to sting. “You have no power here in Valle della Luna!” I slowly raised an eyebrow at her, my glare sharp enough to cut skin. “And what makes you think you have power here, Ginevra?” I asked coldly. My eyes dragged over her from head to toe before I let out a bitter laugh. “What exactly are you? A desperate Gamma who spent years throwing herself at the Alpha of Valle della Luna hoping he’d eventually notice her?” Her jaw clenched. I stepped closer. “Tell me,” I continued, my voice silky and cruel. “Did all your dirty little schemes actually get you anywhere? After ever