Which Member Are You In Twice Novels & Stories

It felt like a crack in the floor that no one wanted to step on. The older member who spoke first earlier cleared his throat again. “There’s one issue we can’t ignore,” he said. “What issue?” I asked. “The duplicate.” The words hung in the air for a while. “Yes,” I finally said. “She exists.” “And she has filed a legal petition,” he continued. “That’s correct.” “So the court is now questioning identity.” “Yes.” Another board member leaned forward slowly. “That situation makes things complicated for governance,” he said. “In what way?” I asked.

For an old man, he was a fan of using sarcasm. "I have no idea what that Duple Vin... means, please elaborate." He rolls his eyes at me, definitely not what I expected from my former teacher. "Duplex Vinculum means that one of the two, in this case it would be Kaya actually has two possible mates and she can choose who to stay with. Did someone else try to claim her as a soulmate?" No, that can't be it. Besides, she would have told me. I think. And no one besides me is claiming her, I won't allow it. Just thinking about that possibility makes me crazy.

We clapped our hands as Macky ended her last announcement. We don’t have that much of members. We only have twenty students, and four of them, including Reverie, are not that active but still manage to attend some gatherings and meetings. I guess that would end up five since I’m not planning to stay in the club room every day. Miss Jon already knew my case, and she didn’t have any problem with that as long as I follow my club schedules.

“How many members are there here?” Matt frowns. “I think there are about two thousand five hundred.” My eyes widen. “God, that’s a lot. How much is it to join?” “It varies. I think the basic bronze membership is around fifty thousand.” I frown in horror. “The silver membership is seventy-five.” My mouth nearly drops open. “A year?” I frown. He nods. “And the gold is about one-ten.?” I nearly swallow my tongue. “What’s the difference between the memberships?”

"This can't happen again. It won't happen again." The room fell silent, the only sound was the soft rustling of the leaves outside the window. I took another deep breath, knowing that my next words had to drive the point home. "From now on, I expect vigilance. Absolute vigilance. No more slip-ups. If someone tries to infiltrate our pack again, they should find an impenetrable wall, not a gap to exploit."

' I tell him. 'So, I must be your second chance, mate?' Alpha Maximus says. 'Or her second mate in general,' Nathan points out. 'It's very rare, but some people are known to have two mates who would have to share you or, yes, a second chance mate... take your pick.' he says, shrugging his shoulders.

I asked, hoping to get a positive reply. " Yes but,"Nanika said, tilting a little to her right to place emphasis on the 'but'. " Of course, there's always a clause."I said, throwing my hands in the air. " Only his mate can help us now." She said, creating more confusion in my head. " Which of them exactly? Lycanthropes usually have more than one mate, especially the royals." I educated her. " Anyone of them loyal enough to pledge her faithfulness to us." She said with wickedness in her eyes.

"Everyone, our new member: Infinite." The applause erupted, a wave of acceptance and support cascading over me. Pink enveloped me in a hug from behind, and Lucy, Rose, and the others encircled me, congratulating and welcoming me into the fold. In that moment, surrounded by their warmth and genuine happiness, I couldn't help but wonder if this was where I truly belonged — a part of Kappa, a part of their world.

“Crane’s contact can get us access to the primary server hub in Geneva. If we want to upload Julien’s data directly into the global security archive, we’ll need two clean entry points. I’ll handle one. Crane handles the other.” “Not you?” Anaïs asked Cassian. “I can’t. I’ve been flagged too many times already. The moment I breach a government node, we lose our window.” Anaïs frowned. “And me?” “You’re our shadow asset,” Maris said. “If anything goes sideways, you’re the fallback.” “Does that come with instructions?” “Yeah.” Maris shut the notebook. “Don’t die.” A small sound interrupted them. A door creaking open. They all turned, tense for just a moment—but it was only the girl, rubbing her