Todos los capítulos de THE ALPHA TWINS: Capítulo 161 - Capítulo 170

KIARA’S POVRowan wasn’t crying anymore.That scared me more than anything.My little boy stood completely still, his silver eyes fixed on the throne beyond the Gate.The ruined world on the other side was silent.Too silent.Black clouds moved across a blood-red sky. Mountains burned in the distance, and strange creatures stood among the ruins, watching us.But none of them moved.They were waiting.For Rowan.I rushed toward my son.“Rowan!”He turned toward me.“Mommy…”I grabbed him and pulled him against my chest.His tiny body was cold.“I’m here.”He wrapped his arms around my neck.“Don’t let them take me.”My heart broke.“I won’t.”Behind us, Kael was struggling to stand.“Kiara…”I looked over.The black veins were disappearing from his skin.His eyes were normal again.He looked exhausted.But alive.I ran to him with Rowan in my arms.“Are you okay?”He nodded.“I think so.”I touched his face.“Is he gone?”Kael’s eyes moved toward the Architect.“No.”The Architect stoo

KIARA’S POVThe thing behind the throne moved.The entire world beyond the Gate seemed to bend around it.Mountains cracked.The red sky split open.And those enormous silver eyes stared directly at us.I couldn’t breathe.The first Guardian stood frozen.For the first time since we’d entered the temple, she looked completely helpless.“Close the Gate,” she whispered.The Architect laughed.“You can’t.”“Close it!”“I told you,” he said, “you were never the one in control.”Kael tightened his hold around Rowan.I held Ryder against my chest.Chloe stood beside us, trembling.“What is that?” she whispered.The first Guardian didn’t answer.She stared into the darkness.Then the creature spoke.Its voice wasn’t loud.It didn’t need to be.It filled everything.“Four.”The temple shook.“Four children.”The first Guardian lowered her head.“No.”“Four bloodlines.”The creature’s eyes shifted.One landed on Chloe.One on me.Then Ryder.Then Rowan.“Four mistakes.”Rowan suddenly buried h

KIARA’S POV“Hello, Kiara.”My heart stopped.I stared at the little girl standing several feet away from us, unable to understand what I was seeing.She looked like me.Not similar.Not familiar.Like me.Her silver hair fell softly over her shoulders, and her silver eyes reflected the fading light around us. The shape of her nose, the curve of her lips, even the tiny crease between her eyebrows when she frowned—it was all mine.But she was a child.A little girl who couldn’t have been more than six years old.Kael’s fingers tightened around mine.“Kiara…”“I see her,” I whispered.I wasn’t imagining her.She was real.And she was looking at me like she had known me her entire life.I swallowed hard.“Who are you?”The girl’s smile faded.“You don’t remember me?”My chest tightened.“No.”She looked down.“I knew you wouldn’t.”Something about the sadness in her voice made my heart ache.I took a cautious step forward.“How do you know my name?”“Grandpa told me.”Kael immediately st

KIARA’S POV“Hello, sister.”I couldn’t move.The man standing behind Kael’s father looked nothing like the little girl.But there was something about him that made my skin crawl.Silver eyes.Silver hair.The same crescent mark.The same strange energy that surrounded the girl.My eyes moved from him to Kael’s father.“Who is he?”Kael stepped in front of me.“Stay behind me.”His father looked at him.“You still protect her.”Kael’s expression hardened.“You’re not taking anyone.”The older man smiled.“You don’t understand what is happening.”“I understand enough.”“No.”His eyes shifted toward me.“You understand nothing.”The silver-eyed man stepped forward.Kael immediately shifted into his fighting stance.The stranger stopped.“I didn’t come to fight.”“Then why are you here?”His gaze remained on me.“To take my sister home.”My stomach tightened.“I’m not your sister.”He smiled faintly.“You are.”“How?”He touched the crescent mark on his neck.“Blood.”I looked at my own

KIARA’S POV“Open it.”The voice came from Kael’s mouth.But it wasn’t Kael.I froze.His eyes were still gold, his face still the one I loved, but something about the way he looked at me made my stomach twist.“Kael?”He smiled.“Open the Door.”I pulled my hand away from his chest.“No.”His expression changed.The smile disappeared.“Why are you fighting me?”“Because you’re not him.”A low laugh escaped his throat.“You’re learning.”Kael suddenly grabbed my wrist.The black mark on my hand burned.I screamed.“Kiara!”Rowan rushed toward us.The silver-eyed man intercepted him.“Don’t touch her!”“Let go of my mother!”“Rowan, wait!”The little girl ran toward me.“Don’t let him make you open it!”Kael’s grip tightened.“She’s too late.”The black mark began crawling up my arm.I tried to pull away.“Kael, fight him!”His face twisted.For a second, I saw him.Really saw him.Fear.Pain.Kael.“Kiara…”My heart broke.“I’m here.”His fingers loosened.“Don’t…”The Architect’s voi