Semua Bab The Omega Hidden in the Alpha Twins Bed: Bab 1 - Bab 10

•CALEB•“Let’s break up.” The words came out of my mouth, but they didn’t feel like mine. They felt forced. Dragged out of a place inside me that was already bleeding.Luke froze like I had just hit him.Worse.His fingers tightened around mine almost instantly, like letting go would make it real.“You’re joking… right?” he asked, his voice shaky in a way I had never heard before. “Right, Cal?”I looked at him.Eight years.Eight whole years and I still didn’t deserve the way he looked at me right now.Hopeful.Scared.Completely open.“It’s not you…” I started, my voice already betraying me.“Don’t,” he cut in quickly, shaking his head. “Don’t pull that classic line on me, Caleb.”nHis grip on my hand tightened.“We’ve been together for eight years,” he continued, his voice rising, breaking, trying to stay strong and failing. “We’re getting married next month. Everything is already planned. So tell me why the hell you want to break up with me.”nTears were already in his eyes. And tha

•JASON•“I think we should get a healer.” I said louder than I intended, but I didn’t take them back. Because I could feel it, every passing second slipping his breath was getting weaker.If this kept going, he would be dead in minutes. And the worst part? I couldn’t even feel his wolf, no trace of him ever having a wolf. That alone made something in my chest tighten in a way I didn’t like.“Are you mad?” Nelson snapped beside me, his voice low but filled with irritation as his hands pressed harder against the stranger’s chest, trying to stop the blood that refused to listen.Our mate. The word still didn’t sit right in my head. Didn’t settle neither does it make sense. And yet everything in me was reacting like it was the only truth that mattered.“It’s not about madness, Nelson,” I said, my jaw tightening as I pushed more of my energy into the man lying between us. “If this continues, he dies.”It was a fact my twin can’t even dispute. Nelson didn’t respond immediately. He was focus

•JASON•I stared at my brother like he had finally lost whatever sanity he had left. Not the usual kind of crazy Nelson carried around like a second skin.No.This was different, this was the kind of madness that could get us both killed.“Mark him.” The words still echoed in my head like he hadn’t just said them once but carved them into the air between us. I blinked slowly.“You want us to mark an omega?” I asked, my voice calm in a way that hid exactly how ridiculous that sounded.Nelson didn’t flinch. Didn’t even hesitate.“Yes.”Of course he said yes.Of course he did.Because why wouldn’t today be the day everything we’ve known for centuries decides to collapse completely?Inside my head, my wolf stirred, amused in the most irritating way possible.He’s right.I almost laughed.“You’ve officially lost it,” I muttered under my breath.No, my wolf replied lazily. You’re just late to the truth.I ignored him.Because if I started arguing with both of them, I might actually lose my

• NELSON •Jason held my hand tighter as we both focused on him. Our energy moved through him in waves, careful at first, then stronger when we realized his body wasn’t rejecting it anymore.It was accepting it slowly like something inside him was remembering how to survive.I watched his pale skin shift under our influence, the colour returning little by little, like life was being poured back into something that was already slipping too far away.His breathing evened out, he wasn’t fully stable but at least he looks better. Way better than before. My chest eased slightly before I even realized I had been holding tension there.“Good,” I muttered under my breath.Jason didn’t respond immediately. His focus was locked on him just like mine, his hand steady over our mate’s wrist as if he was afraid letting go would undo everything we had just done.“Alpha Kings, the alphas you summoned are waiting at the meeting hall.” My gamma Derick’s voice slammed into my mind through the mindlink,

•Nelson•This time it wasn’t confusion.It was uncertainty.Because I wasn’t arguing. I was stating something they could not yet interpret.For a moment, no one spoke.You could feel it in the air. That shift. That crack. Like something old and solid had just been hit and now everyone was waiting to see if it would break completely or somehow hold together.One of the older Alphas leaned forward slowly, his fingers pressing against the table as he studied me like he was trying to read past my words.“If the last omega is truly gone,” he said carefully, “then removing the directive changes nothing. It simply becomes… irrelevant.”I held his gaze.“Exactly.”That should have settled it.It didn’t.Because men like them didn’t just follow words. They followed patterns. Systems. Control. And I had just taken something that defined all three and thrown it aside like it meant nothing.Another Alpha spoke up, this one younger, sharper, less patient.“Or,” he said, his tone edged with suspici