Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Twins' Alpha Runaway Mate : Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

“Dylan, there’s something I didn’t mention to you earlier on.” Emily said and I looked at her with raised brows.“Talk to me. What is it about?” I asked.“Remember the man that you saw in the house? When you were scolding me in the garden?” She asked in return. I nodded. “Mm-hmm? What about him?”“He said that Dr Reynolds had ordered him to sell off my house.” She said, “Why would Dr Reynolds order him to sell your house? How did he even get the legal deed of that house?” Daniel asked.“Exactly what I was about to ask. How did he get the documents to your house? And why does he want to sell it off now, out of the blue?” I asked and she shrugged.“I have no idea.” She said and frowned. “All I know is I want to kill that bastard by myself with my hands.” When she finished, I chuckled at how cute she sounded.“What’s funny?” She asked, still frowning. I shook my head and chuckled some more.“Nothing. It's just the way you folded your fists in anger and your frowning face, you looked s

The phone buzzed on the table, jolting me from my thoughts. I glanced at the screen, surprised to see Emma’s name. It wasn’t like her to call out of the blue, especially with everything that had been happening. I quickly picked up.“Emma? What’s going on?”Her voice was tight with anxiety. “Emily, I found a camera in my room. A hidden camera.”My heart skipped a beat. “A camera? Are you sure?” “Yes,” she replied, her voice trembling slightly. “I did a sweep of my room because I had this weird feeling I was being watched. And there it was, tucked away in the corner, hidden behind a vent.”My mind raced, trying to grasp the implications. “Do you think someone’s been spying on you this whole time?”“That’s exactly what I’m afraid of,” Emma said. “And it gets worse. Whoever put that camera there must have used it to know we had found the safe house. That means they’re close, Emily. Really close.”A chill ran down my spine. “What should we do?”“Take precautions,” she said urgently. “Make

Returning home with Daniel, I felt the weight of my father’s death pressing down on me like an unbearable burden. The world around me seemed muted, as if wrapped in a thick fog of grief and disbelief. Daniel tried to offer words of comfort, but all I could do was nod mechanically, my mind numb. As soon as we walked into the house, I retreated to my room, closing the door behind me. The silence was deafening, amplifying the emptiness inside. I sank onto my bed, clutching a pillow to my chest, and let the tears come. They flowed freely, a torrent of sorrow and helplessness. My father was gone, and nothing would ever be the same again. The hours passed in a blur of tears and sobs. I barely registered the knock on my door or the sound of it opening. Daniel walked in, a glass of cold water in his hand. He placed it on the bedside table and sat down next to me, his presence a small comfort in the overwhelming darkness. “Emma,” he said softly, his voice filled with concern. “Yo

“I won't be handing it over without you giving me my children, Dr Reynolds. I know what’s in there. I know very well that if I share this knowledge, someone could make billions of dollars with this information.” I said and he chuckled. “You think you’re clever, don’t you?” Dr. Reynolds’s voice was a low growl, seething with anger. “You will not want to try me, Emily. Unless you want to see your children dead.” He threatened. “I know exactly what I am doing, Dr Reynolds.” I replied, my voice steady. “I’ve uncovered gold. And that gold you want, is with me. And I’m not giving you the file unless you return the children. I know you wont kill the children, unless you intend to lose access to this gold in my hands.” There was a moment of silence, and then he laughed—a cold, menacing sound. “You’ll lose your two kids, Emily. You think you’re in control, but you’re not.” I felt a surge of anger. “Without that comprehensive research file, you can’t do anything to the children. You need

“Emily!” I called as I entered the house. It was silent. I sighed as I sat on the couch, going through the file in my hand. We had found the deleted CCTV footage of Victor taking the children, and I knew I needed to tell Emily about it quickly. “Emily, where did you go?” I murmured as I stood out on the porch waiting for her. The anxiety gnawed at me from the inside as I paced around the living room, unable to sit still. Emily hadn’t come home for the past three hours, and now the sun was setting again without any word from her. “This is not normal. She normally doesn't even leave home without a message.” I murmured. I tried calling her phone again, but it went straight to voicemail, just like countless times before. My heart pounded in my chest, a drumbeat of fear and helplessness. “Where could she be?” I wondered. I waited calmly for a few more hours, but my mind and spirit was very unsettled. Something was definitely not right. I couldn’t take it anymore. I grab