Lahat ng Kabanata ng THE ALPHA'S SECRET TWINS : Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

NIGHT BLUE VALLEYTWO YEARS LATERLUMA'S POVTwo years. Twenty-four months of looking over my shoulder, of checking every shadow, of jumping at every unexpected knock.I stared at my pups in silence as they finally fell asleep after a long day of running around while I got busy with kitchen work. Hope's dark curls spilled over the pillow. Ash's small hand rested on his sister's arm, protecting her even in sleep. Their resemblance to their father was still subtle but noticeable. For now, no one paid attention. But how long would that last?"Why do you think Beta Lorian was looking for you today? After all, you kept your promise. You healed the Alpha's son." Lizzy's voice interrupted my thoughts.How I wished I could answer her. Alpha Burner wasn't the type of person I wanted to keep contact with. His reputation as a beast didn't come from thin air. It took him seconds to decide whether letting you live was worth it."Maybe I should just resign?" I said suddenly.Lizzy sat up on her bam

NIGHT BLUE VALLEY LUMA'S POV I had sat with the thoughts of how to reply to Burner for two days now, yet I still didn't have an answer. I didn't want another mate in my life. That was clear. Tristan and his family had done a number on me. The dungeon, the humiliation, the birth alone I couldn't go through that again. But what else could I do? If I declined his proposal, after seeing him snap that way, would he just let me be? The cold breeze of the night caressed my skin. In the past, that would have helped me slow down and think. But that wasn't the case tonight. Instead, both my wolf and I were restless. "Won't you sleep? Remember, we have a lot of guests tomorrow. You need to catch some sleep," Lizzy's voice interrupted. I exhaled. "I want to sleep, believe me, Lizz. But I just can't. Alpha Burner asked me to be his chosen mate." Silence. Then she joined me on t

NIGHTFANG PACK TRISTAN'S POV Another long meeting with my siblings. I was running out of my mind. Funds allocated for the reconstruction of a Gamma House and a new health center for pups had all been used without results. Then my brother Daniel, impregnating four Omegas in the pack. Confronted with this whole situation, I didn't know what to believe anymore. How many more funds had they used? No doubt I had to visit the pack's accounting books. It was time to keep my siblings in check if not, they would do more damage than I expected. "Rimena, don't argue with me. You will no longer work on any project and won't leave your quarters for the next two weeks." Her brown gaze widened. "What do you mean? Are you putting me under house arrest? Do not forget I am the reason you have always been able to keep everything in chec

NIGHT BLUE VALLEY LUMA'S POV "Mama, I don't want rabbit meat!" Hope whined, throwing away the can of marinated raw rabbit. My heart stopped. It was my daughter yet I had an impression she was somebody else.Why was she suddenly hating her favorite food? "But isn't it what you've always loved?" I wondered, picking up the food. Why had her taste buds changed overnight? Contrary to her brother, who was still unconscious, Hope was almost healed. Her pack mark was fully visible now ,thick lines forming a dark tattoo on her brown skin. Lizzy had to layer powder to hide them. My pup didn't reply. She just stared away, her small arms crossed over her chest. "Hey, little one, don't give me a headache for no reason. It's either you eat this, or I'm forcing it down your throat," I finally thundered. Her gaze snapped to mine, and for the first time, I saw that flash in her eyes. They turned red ,a confirmation that she was her father's wolf descendant. Goddess. As if it wasn't en

NIGHTFANG PACK TRISTAN'S POV "Alpha, with nothing in place, we can't work," a man said, breaking through my trance. Four hours of deliberation with the construction team of the project my brother had been in charge of. Yet no good news. From bad news to bad news. The materials bought were cheap and could crumble the building at any time. The measurements were at least fifty percent wrong. All manpower employed for the work were not professionals. In short, my brother needed them because cheap labor cost less. What the hell was he doing with all the money given to him? Didn't he even think for once about the lives at stake? "Do not worry. Orlando, the assisting Gamma, will take over from here. Everything needed for the construction will be bought, and work will start immediately. I'll personally check progress at the end of every week," I reassured. A few people nodded in approval. But I could also see what none of them were courageous enough to say. My brother was a failu