All Chapters of A Second Chance: My Twin Mates: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Brynn"Where's Mia?" I asked, settling in the dining chair. Daisy and Frynn were assisting the maids in arranging the dishes on the table."One of the maids said she got home early and went straight to her room," Daisy said. "I guess she and Taylor didn't have much to do today.""But isn't it strange? Even if they didn't have many errands to run, Mia would still be at the store regardless," I said, my eyes darting to the stairwell, and trailing towards Mia's bedroom."Do you think she's okay?" Frynn asked, his tone laced with concern."Gentlemen, c'mon. Mia is fine, I can assure you. She probably got extra tired today, or maybe bored to death, and hence, her early arrival," Daisy said, her eyes darting from mine to Frynn's.Frynn sighed, his hands up in surrender, as he continued to arrange the table. I, for one, wanted to see if Mia was truly okay. Part of being a good mate requires paying attention to the littlest of detail to my mate. And with that, I rose to my feet and ascended

Brynn"So what did you find in the abandoned house?" I asked Daisy who arrived a few minutes after we got there to join us at the office. "Asides from the fact that it was oddly dirty, and scattered, I couldn't find anything," she replied, shaking her head then added, "I don't think they used it at all. There was no sign of life or prove that it had been used of late.""He is obviously trying to mess with us," Frynn pointed out, his brow furrowed in concern."I tried getting the security cameras footage from the streets but it had been altered as several hours from it were missing," Enrique informed us, frustration etched on his face."What about Josiah's enemy?" Frynn asked, his gaze darting from Daisy to Enrique. "What has he been up to lately?"My jaw ticked. Lately, I had been growing increasingly irritated by the constant mentions of Josiah and his enemy. I wanted him out of the way. I wanted Mia's pain eliminated."Remind me how Josiah is important to this discussion again," I

JosiahThe frustration clawed at me like a caged animal. I paced the room, raking a hand through my hair, trying to make sense of everything that had just come to light. My thoughts were a mess of tangled threads, none of them leading to any solution that felt right, or safe. I stopped and looked back at Agatha. Her eyes held mine, calm in the storm that was rising inside me."This changes everything," I muttered, the weight of the words dragging at my chest. “We need to restrategize. Tighten security. I can’t let them get any closer to us.”Agatha nodded. Determination mirrored in every inch of her. “I will,” she said firmly. “But Josiah, we need to be ready for the worst. Whoever this is, they are organized. Smart. They are not going to back off just because we put a few more guards on patrol.”I knew she was right. Every word out of her mouth was a knife of truth I didn’t want to swallow. The silence that followed wasn’t empty, it pulsed between us like a living thing. Heavy. Meani

Josiah"Preposterous! Unbelievable!" Elder Ryker’s voice boomed through my office, his face mottled red as he slammed his fist against the polished desk.The sharp crack echoed off the oak-paneled walls, but I didn’t flinch."What do you mean you are planning on making Agatha the Luna of the Silent Blues Pack?"From the corner of my eye, I saw Elder Tonio’s lips curl into a sneer. His voice dripped with barely restrained contempt as he leaned forward."You can’t seriously consider such a decision. It defies tradition and Pack law."The other Elders murmured their agreement, their self-righteousness suffocating the air in the room.I leaned back in my chair, letting them have their say while I studied their faces. Three weathered, self-important relics of the old order, sitting across from me like judges ready to pass sentence. The dim lighting of my office turned their scowls into something almost grotesque.Most people had offices. I had a statement. Tufted settees at perfect angles,

Mia "Satisfied now?" Daisy asked beside me, her voice laced with a hint of sarcasm, as we watched Agatha and Josiah's intimate moment. I turned to face her, meeting her knowing gaze, a pitiful yet 'I told you so' look shadowed her face. I sighed feeling a pang of disappointment. "How stupid of me! And here I was, thinking a little part of him might be missing me." Daisy's eyes sparkled with mischief. "Do you perhaps want to say hi to them?" She asked, her voice dripping with amusement that I wasn't feeling at that moment.My head snapped towards her, shocked. "What! Are you crazy?""At least to your sister if not him," she quickly added, as her smile faltered."Daisy, they think I'm dead," I bit out in a low whisper. "I can't just show my face to Agatha or anyone from the Pack. What do I even say? 'Hello, it's me, Mia, who resurrected from the dead but is now willing to reunite with my family?" I jested, trying to mask the fear and panic creeping in. Fear because I wasn't used t