Miya Twins Novels & Stories

“I want this castle to maintain its old look and feel. An elevator would ruin that. And besides, a little exercise like maybe three to four times a day has never killed anybody, right?” Ravenna would just glare at him, long and hard until Darius kissed her and all her anger would melt away like ice cream held under the sun. They got to the study and entered. A wild smile spread on Mia’s face when she saw the twins. She let go of Dalian’s as she kneeled and opened her arms for them. “Aunty Mia!” They collided with her but Mia still stayed on her knees as she held them tight. “My little angels!” They pulled away from her and started talking at the same time, their words climbing over each othe

“To keep his identity hidden, the Alpha ordered her death. Not because of her brothers. Simply because she had seen him. Because she could expose him.” My breath caught, the truth knocking the air from my lungs. “So she…” “She died because she witnessed something, not an accidental death… but an execution orchestrated by an Alpha who couldn't risk anyone knowing” I whispered, the words barely holding together under the weight of them. Thane nodded once. “Yes. She was silenced to protect the Alpha who was collaborating with the rogues. Nothing more. Nothing less.” The room felt colder. “Alyra was never a target by fate,” Thane continued softly. “She was a casualty of secrecy. And the twins… t

so soon. "Twins, huh...I never expected that, the Kirk family actually gave me such a big gift," Adam said, laughing as he carried on playing with Mia’s phone. “I'm interested in how you two sisters handled it. You can easily fool people because you’re identical twins. Do you switch shifts every day?" "No!" Mia balled her fists and nearly bit her lip till it bled. "Mr. Bowen, I—“ "I told you to call me, Honey. Didn’t I?"

Mia said. Goddess she is a treasure! I don’t know how I was so blessed. “How about we start with some smaller things and ease into the heavier stuff, I’ll start,” she said as she must have sensed my hesitation. I nodded and then she smiled this most dazzling smile and began to speak, “My name is Mia Rose Delgato. I am the 20 year old fraternal twin to the Alpha Heir of the Desert Moon pack from Sparks, Nevada. I like cooking, air hockey, sparring (especially with my brother) and seeing how far I can hack into the pack security before I get caught.” The sparkle of mischief in her eyes made my heart soar, she would truly keep me on my toes.

Leo and Mia. ​The boy held a small, wooden box. The girl held a silver data-shard. They were laughing, a sound that felt like a knife in Kael’s heart. They were the "Twins He Never Knew," preserved in the biological memory of the moss. ​"Hide it, Leo," the girl’s voice echoed—Mia’s voice as a child. "If the Board finds the 'Master Key,' they’ll turn the stars into a cage. We have to be the ones who stay. And the ones who go."

she pointed at James and me, “follow me to my office.” I swallowed hard. ‘We’re so dead! She probably noticed I took a picture of the twins,’ I thought to myself. As we walked to Ana’s office, James checked in with her. “How have you been, Ana? It’s been so long since we saw you.” “I’m a single mom now, but I’m happy because my kids arrived. By the way, meet my babies, Princess Xenna Clinton and Prince Xenno Clinton. Babies, meet Tito James and Tito Alex,” Ana said as she introduced the twins.

Had I begged for tranquilizers over a girl I’d imagined? Lycans and Vampires have always been sworn enemies, and Vampires wielded the power of persuasion. But what if being hybrid meant that power was working against me? What if my two sides were at war? What if my vampire side was convincing my Lycan that I’d seen a girl that didn’t even exist? “Kyrien?” Victor’s voice immediately pulled me from my thoughts. “Look, I know I’m being hard on you,” He started. I scoffed and rolled my eyes. “You think?”

There was no space to keep to yourself when twenty girls were stuffed into one room like livestock. She blinked awake at the sound of someone retching near the wall. Mia again. Her stomach had given up days ago. Nothing stayed down. The guards found it entertaining. Lina pushed herself up, swallowing the sting in her throat. She crawled closer to Mia and held her hair as she vomited water that barely counted as water, then whispered, “Just breathe. Breathe slow.” Mia looked at her with eyes far too old. “You sound like her.” “Who?”

The Vagaz twins were no ordinary threat—they were the kind of nightmare that lingered long after you woke up. One of Mia’s older advisors stepped forward, his grizzled face shadowed with doubt. “And what happens when the twins are dealt with? What happens to us then?” Mia didn’t hesitate. “We’ll cross that bridge when we get to it. Right now, the twins are the priority.” I shifted uncomfortably, her certainty doing little to ease my own fears. The uneasy alliance with Dylan felt like balancing on the edge of a blade—one wrong step, and everything would come crashing down.

She kissed each of them before heading out. But as soon as the door shut behind her, the two mini sneaks were already tailing her from a distance. They ended up near the entertainment company. Hiding behind a big tree, the twins peeked over at the building. "This is the place, right? Mommy's new job?" Mia tilted her head back to look at the towering office. "You really think we'll find Daddy?" "We will. No doubt." Still a little confused, Mia asked in her soft, childish voice, "So what's the plan now?"