บททั้งหมดของ Leave Me Alone Alphas: บทที่ 11 - บทที่ 20

Li Han found himself standing in front of what he hoped was the twins’ house. He had tried his best to memorize the route they had taken when they picked him up that night, but navigating unfamiliar roads in the dark wasn’t easy. The mansion was much farther than he had imagined—probably because they always traveled by car. Sadly, Li Han had been forced to dip into his limited pocket money for a bus ride here. He wanted to cry over his poverty but stubbornly refused to let the feeling show. He couldn’t even imagine how he would manage to get back home. Taking a steadying breath, Li Han pressed the bell on the tall gate. He waited for what felt like forever before a man’s face appeared on the small security screen, startling him so badly he nearly jumped.. “Who are you?” “I am Li Han, a schoolmate of Yo Han and Yo Sun. I came to deliver their books for the exams next week.” “Alright,” the man replied curtly. The screen went black. A full minute passed before the gate finally clicke

Li Han stood in the middle of two alpha's who were currently in ruts and were hell bent on using him, he couldn't help but think about what he had done that led them into this situation. The weekend had passed by normally so when Li Han came to school he couldn't help but grumble and curse the alpha's who had put hickeys on his neck. So throughout the weekend he had to wear a plaster over it and claim that he had mistakenly injured himself. Li Han went to class as usual and brought out his book to continue reading while the whole class made noise and played because the exams were finally over. Hours had passed before Li Han decided to take a bathroom break, when he returned back, he opened his book and a letter dropped out, he would have thrown the letter away but he was curious so he opened it and written on the paper with shabby handwriting he read 'The twins are in trouble and if you want to save them, come to storage room 7 ALONE' Li Han squeezed the paper, intending to throw i

Li Han had come, as usual, to clean the pool, which was surprisingly not that dirty. Anyone else would have pretended to clean and called it a day, but Li Han wasn’t anyone else. He was being paid, after all, and he prided himself on doing the job properly. So he rolled his sleeves up and got to work. The twins were excited that the pool boy might actually be their beloved future husband, since they had smelled him on their cousin — although betas did not have pheromones, they did have their own distinct scent— They had interrogated their oblivious cousin for more information about what time he usually arrived, but he had no idea, so they decided to wake up early and watch the pool. The twins have not seen him for three agonizing weeks. Three. Weeks. To an alpha—especially a pair of obsessive twins—three weeks was practically abandonment. They set an alarm and camped by the upstairs window like hunters. They skipped breakfast and their efforts seemed to have paid off because by 11

After that day, Li Han did not return to work—nor did he catch even the faintest glimpse of the twins. It wasn’t as if he wanted to curl up and cry because he felt abused or violated. No, nothing dramatic like that. It was simply that it had been his first time doing anything remotely close to… that. And his brain had reacted the only way it knew how—panic, confusion, a nervous tremble in his bones like a kitten under cold rain.. It unsettled him, left him replaying the moment over and over, wondering if he should laugh, scream, or crawl into a hole. In the end he ran, and the one small blessing was that he didn’t have to look the twins in the eye and explain what the heck happened. They probably would’ve asked a thousand questions and called it destiny. “Aiya, why are your cheeks so red? Do you have a fever, Sūnzi?” Li Han snapped out of his spiral and touched his face instinctively. Sure enough—it was burning. “No, it’s nothing, Grandmother. It’s just a bit hot in here,” he

Apparently, Li Han was a very oblivious grape—or at least that’s how the universe treated him—and he had somehow missed two crucial pieces of information: One, that the school was planning a field trip. And two, a rumor about him was running around school like a loose dog with a stolen shoe. And of course, he learned both things on the same exhausting day. Li Han was quietly tucked away in the library, doing what any sensible person would do: reading in peace. Meanwhile, the twins were attached to him like overly affectionate barnacles. Normally, they behaved themselves in the library, lounging near him, resting their heads on his shoulder or lap, quietly scrolling through their phones, or sketching doodles of who-knows-what. They respected their husband’s reading time. But today? Exception.. “Fu Fu, did you know there’s a planned school field trip where we get to relax and have fun?” Yo Sun chirped, fingers threading idly through Li Han’s hair. Li Han shook his head, refusi