Destroy Lonely Twins Novels & Stories

But inside, she was miles away. He’s a nice guy. A decent guy. Sweet, gentle and open. And completely useless to her mission. Or so she thought. "Did you hear about the Alpha twins last week?” Aiden was saying. “Apparently, they nearly killed two other Alphas while sparring. They caused a minor earthquake near the eastern ridge.” Lena’s ears perked at the mention of the twins. Her interest sharpened instantly. “They fought that hard?” “Yeah, but you know how they are. Always intense. What’s funny, though…” He leaned in conspiratorially. “There’s this rumor that if they’re ever separated—like, truly kept apart—their powers weaken.”

“Then let us be good at staying for you.” I let out a shaky laugh though it was real and that scares me. “You two are dangerous,” I muttered. “You know that, right?” Maya grinned against my shoulder. “We learned from the best.” I rolled my eyes, but the smile wouldn’t leave my face. They stayed. We talked about stupid things, about nothing, about everything. About the wedding that never happened because I’d ruined it with evidence and truth and a little bit of murder. About how the twins had stood in front of the entire pack and declared they’d rather die alone than marry monsters.

“Everything will be fine, baby. It'll just be a chat with my warriors.” I watched them disappear into the bedroom, leaving me alone in the living room surrounded by broken glass and the echoes of our lust. I knew this conversation would change everything: my secret as a rogue, my relationship with the Alpha, and the twins' future were hanging by a thread. *** From Dilan's point of view I planned to spend the whole day fucking Katherine, melting into her until exhaustion forced us to talk about the future. However, I wasn't expecting the twins so early. As soon as we entered the room, I felt their judgmental stares burning into me like hot iron.

Together, they are an unstoppable force, their bond unbreakable and their rule uncontested. In stark contrast to their world of shadows, a beacon of light and innocence exists in the form of Lily, a beautiful and unassuming university student. Lily, with her gentle demeanor and radiant smile, is the embodiment of purity and simplicity. An orphan who has learned to navigate life on her own terms, she finds solace in her studies and the small joys of everyday life. Her world, though modest, is filled with dreams and aspirations far removed from the harsh realities that the twins command.

Up to 70% if he was not mistaken. The Hyena flinched. “... yes.” They said after a beat of silence. “Huh~ unbelievable,” Oswald said dumbfoundedly. “And here I thought the twins would have some glow up when she left them alone- I don’t for repentance. But looks like they got drowned in the Abyss of Disappointment.” Aidan was slightly in rage. The youngest had suffered a lot and the twins didn’t even ease the pain, like, at all. What kind of humans were they? She loved them, hence she left them alone. At what cost?

Rumors, false leads, and dead ends seemed to be the order of the day, and it only intensified their frustration. Throughout the tumultuous hours, the twins found solace in each other's presence. Their unbreakable bond was a source of strength, a reminder that they were not alone in their anguish. Xavier and Xiao held each other up, sharing the weight of their worry and grief as they struggled to remain composed for their pack. As night fell, the twins refused to rest. Their determination was unwavering, and they remained in their office, poring over every piece of information, reaching out to every contact, and marshaling every resource at their disposal.

Jona got more comfortable with her situation as time went by, but she noticed the twins were acting strange around her. She tried not to think about it, but she was correct about what she suspected. She went on a date with two people, and they spent the night near the beach. In the morning, they left without saying goodbye or explaining why. They allowed her to leave without any fuss or trouble. She attempted to contact them, but they are no longer available. She had to go, there was no other option.

When the energy peaks, I feel the shift—the world dissolves around us, and in the blink of an eye, we traverse into my hidden lair, a secluded place far from human reach, distant from the vigilant eyes of the castle. I place the twins in a small, barren room—nothing but thin mattresses lying on the cold stone floor. They remain in a deep slumber, blissfully unaware of their predicament. The old woman, on the other hand, is locked away in a separate room, isolated, where nothing but darkness and the echoes of her future pleas will fill the space.

The male lead of the novel was my husband, Trevor, who was still overseas handling a crisis. The biggest villain was the man clinging to me. He was Trevor's identical twin brother, whom he had never mentioned. His name was Kayden Blackwell. The comments were endless. [Twin brothers falling for the same woman? This is so exciting!] [Jasmine really got the short end of the stick. She's just a tool, but hey, she's pretty, so I guess it's worth it!] [Kayden's love is so obsessive! His possessiveness is off the charts, and Trevor's restrained devotion is just as addictive! Once the brothers reconcile and join forces in business, Jasmine can gracefully exit!]

​But they would be Free. ​"The twins didn't want us to choose between Earth and Stars," Kael whispered, a bloody smile on his lips. "They wanted us to have the power to Silence the fight." ​On the horizon, a massive, deep-space signal began to thrum. The Sterling Dyson-Siren had felt the breach of the Twin-Cache. It wasn't sending drones anymore. ​The High-Board was coming in person.