Todos os capítulos de THE ALPHA TWINS: Capítulo 141 - Capítulo 150

KIARA’S POV“Which son dies?”The question wouldn’t leave my mind.It followed me from the nursery to the council chamber.It followed me when I sat beside Rowan.It followed me when I held Ryder.It followed me every time I looked at Kael.I couldn’t breathe properly.My mother’s warning had been terrifying.But the worst part was that I didn’t know whether it was a warning about something that would happen…Or a warning about something that had already been set in motion.Kael stood across the room, staring at the map.“We need to move the twins.”“No.”He looked at me.“Kiara.”“We move them, they become easier targets.”“They’re already targets.”“Then separating them is worse.”“We can hide them.”“From witches who can enter our dreams?”He fell silent.I walked toward him.“We need to understand what the prophecy means.”“We will.”“Before dawn.”His jaw tightened.“Yes.”I looked at the journal on the table.“There has to be something else.”I turned the pages again.The prophe

KIARA’S POV“Kael, stop!”He froze.His hand was already reaching toward Rowan.My heart was beating so hard I could barely breathe.Rowan stood inside the silver circle, completely still.His eyes weren’t the eyes of my baby anymore.They were cold.Ancient.Watching us.Kael slowly turned toward me.“Why?”I couldn’t tell him.Not yet.My mother’s voice was still echoing inside my mind.Do not let Kael touch him.But how could I tell Kael that?How could I look at the man I loved and tell him that my dead or trapped mother had warned me against him?I tightened my arms around Ryder.“Just don’t.”Kael stared at me.“Kiara, that’s our son.”“I know.”“Then why are you stopping me?”“Because I don’t know what’s inside that circle.”His eyes moved toward Rowan.“Neither do I.”“Then we don’t take chances.”Rowan suddenly laughed.It was a child’s laugh.But there was something wrong with it.Something that made every warrior step backward.“Why are you afraid of me?”I swallowed.“Rowan?

KIARA’S POVThe word stayed in my head.Destroyer.I looked down at Rowan.He was crying against my chest now, his tiny fingers gripping my clothes as if he could sense my fear.“He’s a baby,” I whispered.My sister didn’t answer.“He’s my son.”Still nothing.“He’s not a destroyer.”My voice grew louder.“He’s not some weapon for your prophecy.”My sister stared at Rowan with an expression I couldn’t understand.Fear.Real fear.“That’s what my father said about me.”I froze.“What?”She looked at me.“That’s what they called me when they discovered the Gate inside my blood.”“The destroyer.”My heart tightened.“And what happened?”“They were wrong.”She looked at Rowan again.“The prophecy wasn’t understood correctly.”“Then tell me what it means.”She shook her head.“I don’t know.”I almost laughed.“After everything you’ve told me, you expect me to believe you don’t know?”“I know what the old texts say.”“Then tell me.”She hesitated.“The key opens.”“The lock closes.”“And th

KIARA’S POVNobody moved.The creature stood before us wearing my sister’s face.My sister’s face.The face I had spent the last few hours trying to understand.The face that looked like mine.But now there was something horribly wrong with it.Her smile was too wide.Her eyes were too still.And the voice coming from her mouth sounded almost human.Almost.“Who are you?” I whispered.The creature tilted its head.“You’ve asked me that already.”“You’re not my sister.”Its smile disappeared.“How quickly you forget.”My real sister stepped backward.“Don’t listen to her.”The creature looked at her.Then laughed.“You still believe you’re the sister.”My blood ran cold.My real sister’s face turned pale.“What does that mean?”The creature didn’t answer.Instead, it looked at me.“Do you want to know why your mother erased your memories?”I tightened my hold on Ryder.“Tell me.”“Because she was afraid you would remember me.”“Why?”“Because you knew me before you knew her.”My heart

Kiara’s POVI hadn’t slept.Not after what happened at the Gate.Not after hearing the voice.You found me. Now find the other two.Those words had followed me all night.I sat beside the twins’ crib, watching Rowan and Ryder sleep.They looked so peaceful.So innocent.It was almost impossible to believe that something so dark could be connected to them.Rowan shifted in his sleep.I immediately leaned forward.“Baby?”His little face relaxed again.I exhaled.Eleven months.They were only eleven months old.They shouldn’t have been carrying prophecies.They shouldn’t have been connected to ancient Gates.They shouldn’t have been hunted by witches.They should have been crawling around the pack, pulling at my clothes and laughing when Kael chased them.But instead, the world seemed determined to make them something else.I reached through the bars and gently touched Rowan’s hand.His fingers closed around mine.Then suddenly—I felt it.A cold sensation traveled through my palm.I pu