All Chapters of Leave Me Alone Alphas: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

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Chapter 31 Part 1.

The Proposal and Wedding Preparation The two extra days at Li Han’s parents’ house passed in a strange, suspended kind of peace. The twins behaved themselves—mostly. They helped with chores without being asked, carried firewood like they’d been doing it their whole lives, and even sat through Elder Huang’s long stories about the old days without once checking their phones. Li Han kept waiting for the other shoe to drop. For one of them to corner him in the narrow hallway and whisper about marriage again. For the inevitable puppy-eyed begging. But nothing. Not a single word. It unnerved him. Back in the city, the silence stretched. One week. Then another. The twins were affectionate as ever—kisses pressed to his temple while he worked, hands always finding his waist when they passed each other in the kitchen, murmured “Fu Fu”s that still made his stomach flip—but the marriage topic stayed buried. Li Han told himself he was relieved. He wasn’t ready to talk about forever when his

Last Updated : 2026-02-01

Chapter 31: Part 2

The Wedding Ceremony and Reception The hall glowed under strings of warm fairy lights and hanging lanterns shaped like lotus blossoms. Soft strings and piano drifted through the air, a gentle modern arrangement of an old folk melody that made even the most stoic guests feel something tender in their chests. When the double doors opened, every head turned. Two brides—yes, brides—entered side by side. Yo Sun and Yo Han wore identical white tuxedos tailored to perfection: slim lapels, subtle silver threading at the cuffs, silk ties the color of pale moonlight. Their hair was swept back, a few soft strands artfully escaping to frame their faces. They looked like fallen angels who had decided to crash a wedding and stay forever. Both were trying—really trying—not to cry. Their lips trembled. Their eyes were already glassy. Every few steps Yo Sun would sniffle, and Yo Han would elbow him sharply, only to immediately regret it because then his own tears threatened to spill. At the en

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Between An Alpha - Introduction+ Chapter 1

Zhao Kai, Liu Jian, and Yang Jun have been inseparable for as long as they can remember. Three boys who grew up side by side, bound by loyalty, shared secrets, and an unspoken promise that nothing would ever come between them. But time changes things—and so do dynamics. Zhao Kai is a dominant Alpha, born to lead and used to being obeyed. Liu Jian, a recessive Alpha, hides his strength behind restraint and quiet endurance. Yang Jun, the only Beta among them, has always been the steady center, the one who keeps the peace. When power, desire, and unacknowledged emotions begin to surface, the balance between them starts to fracture. What happens when roles shift, boundaries blur, and friendship is no longer enough to hold them together? Same tags. Different story Chapter 1 Once upon a time, in the wild jungles of junior middle school, where survival depended on sharp tongues and faster legs, and everyone was exactly twelve years old, a peculiar friendship bloomed. It was the kind of

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Chapter 2

The sound of loud laughter cut through the already noisy classroom. Liu Jian, in his purest form, was a menace to society. Today’s crime involved him bursting through the door of Class 12D with a pair of extra-large grey pants clutched triumphantly in his hands, the unmistakable uniform trousers of their school. He made a beeline straight for the back corner of the classroom, where Yang Jun sat half-asleep at his desk. “What’s going on?” Yang Jun asked, blinking in confusion. Liu Jian, who was laughing so hard he nearly wheezed, paused just long enough to suck in a dramatic breath. “I swiped Chen Xiao’s pants while he was in the toilet.” Yang Jun stared at him. “He… takes off his pants while using the toilet?” “Yes,” Liu Jian said proudly. Then, his eyes widened. “Now please hide me. He’s chasing after me.” Without waiting for permission, Liu Jian crouched down and folded himself under Yang Jun’s desk, trying and failing to cover as much of his body as possible. Barely a second

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Chapter 3

“Are you sure we should be doing this?” Zhao Kai asked for the third time, glancing over his shoulder as if a teacher might materialize out of thin air. They were standing near the edge of the school grounds, close enough to hear the distant sounds of classes in session. The bell had rung barely ten minutes ago. Students were supposed to be seated, notebooks open, pretending to care. “Relax,” Liu Jian said, grinning like a criminal mastermind. “It’ll be fun. We skip school, hit the gaming café, and I finally get to try that new game I told you about.” Yang Jun raised an eyebrow, arms crossed. “And when we get caught?” “We won’t,” Liu Jian replied easily, waving his hand. “I’ve got a plan. We sneak out, meet up at the café, and come back before anyone notices. Easy.” Zhao Kai hesitated. He didn’t like this. He liked schedules. He liked knowing where he was supposed to be and when. But Liu Jian’s confidence had a way of dragging people along whether they wanted to go or not. “…Oka

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Chapter 4

Exam season was in full swing, and the school felt like it was holding its breath. Every hallway buzzed with quiet panic. Students clutched notebooks like lifelines, murmured formulas under their breath, and stared blankly at walls as if answers might suddenly appear there. Even the teachers seemed more on edge than usual, their footsteps sharper, their patience thinner. Zhao Kai, Liu Jian, and Yang Jun were no exception. By some miracle, they managed to sync their lunch breaks. The cafeteria was packed, the air filled with overlapping conversations, scraping chairs, and the clinking of utensils against metal trays. They sat at their usual table, half-eaten lunches in front of them. Zhao Kai had his notebook open, eyes scanning page after page with quiet focus. Liu Jian sat opposite him, leg bouncing under the table. Yang Jun was in between, chewing slowly and already regretting every life choice that had led him to this week. Liu Jian tapped his pen against the table. Once. Twi

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Chapter 5

The exams had finally wrapped up, and true to his word, Zhao Kai delivered. The drive to his family’s beach resort was quiet at first, exhaustion settling into their bones now that the pressure was gone. But the moment the car rolled to a stop and the doors opened, everything changed. Warm sea air rushed in, carrying the scent of salt and sunshine. The sun hung low in the sky, painting the ocean in gold and amber, the water glittering like it was alive. Yang Jun stepped out last, duffel bag slung over his shoulder, and just stared. It was beautiful. Ridiculously beautiful. “Claim your room and change into your swimming shorts!” Liu Jian shouted, already halfway across the lobby. “We’re wasting daylight!” He didn’t wait for a response. Zhao Kai shook his head fondly and grabbed his bag. He took the room opposite Liu Jian’s, neat and understated, just like him. Yang Jun, wandering a bit farther down the hall, chose the room at the very end. His room was cozy, warm wood floors and

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Chapter 6

It had been four days since they arrived at the beach resort, and the sun showed no mercy. The sky was an unforgiving blue, the kind that pressed down on your shoulders, and the sand reflected the heat back at them like a challenge. Waves rolled lazily in the distance, their sound almost mocking as Zhao Kai, Liu Jian, and Yang Jun sought refuge beneath a cluster of palm trees near their rented cabana. Zhao Kai had claimed the single hammock without argument. He lay stretched out in it, one arm flung over his eyes, long legs dangling slightly as the fabric swayed. He looked entirely at ease, like someone who belonged wherever he was. The picture of a dominant Alpha who had never had to fight for space. Nearby, Liu Jian and Yang Jun shared a wooden rocking chair that creaked softly with every movement. Liu Jian lounged with one arm draped along the backrest, dangerously relaxed, while Yang Jun sat upright, knees together, carefully balancing his ice pop so it wouldn’t drip onto his s

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Chapter 7

The trio had been grounded by Zhao Kai's father, confined to their rooms for the rest of the day as punishment. Zhao Kai was the exception—he was out running errands with his father all afternoon, leaving the house quiet. Yang Jun waited until he was sure the front door had stayed shut for a while. He slipped out of his room, padded down the hall in his socks, and paused outside Liu Jian’s door. No sound came from inside. He eased the door closed again, satisfied, then returned to his own room. His heart was already thudding. He had everything ready on the nightstand: the small bottle of lotion, a stack of paper towels, his phone. The curtains were drawn, turning the room dim and warm. Yang Jun sat on the edge of the bed first, then lay back, tugging his basketball shorts down and off in one go. They landed somewhere on the floor—he didn’t care where. He squeezed a thick line of lotion into his palm, rubbed his hands together, then wrapped his fingers around himself. He opened t

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Chapter 8

The evening air was crisp as Yang Jun stepped into his house, the familiar clutter wrapping around him like a quiet embrace. His shoulders loosened the moment the door shut behind him. At least Mr. Zhao hadn’t reported him to his parents. That alone felt like mercy. He dropped his bag by the door and kicked off his shoes, releasing a long breath he hadn’t realized he’d been holding. The living room glowed softly, the television murmuring to itself in the background. No voices. No footsteps. His parents were probably out, most likely at a friend’s place for dinner, leaving the house suspended in rare, peaceful silence. Yang Jun wandered through the space slowly, fingers brushing the back of the couch, the quiet amplifying the thoughts he’d been trying not to think. For all the trouble of the trip, he already missed it. He missed Zhao Kai’s dry comments, Liu Jian’s chaos, the way everything felt louder and fuller when the three of them were together. Even the arguments had weight

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