After I left, the twin Alphas went crazy novel Chapter 158

My heart raced as the two men squared off, their mutual animosity threatening to spill over. I opened my mouth to intervene, but before I could, the crowd around us began murmuring, speculating about our relationship.

Whispers floated through the air like smoke, impossible to contain.

“That’s Ryan from the Stardust Pack, isn’t it?”

“Looks like Lirian’s protective of her. What’s their story?”

“Do you think she’s caught between them?”

The murmurs grew louder, creating a ripple of speculation that seemed to fuel the tension between Ryan and Lirian.

Then, a shrill scream pierced the air, breaking the escalating standoff.

“Ryan, what are you doing?”

Linda rushed toward Ryan, her face streaked with tears and her eyes red and swollen, as if she had been crying for hours. Her voice, sharp with frustration, pierced through the quiet murmur of the crowd.

“Ryan!” she exclaimed, gripping his arm tightly. “You can’t just leave me like this! Why are you ignoring me?”

Ryan’s irritation was palpable. He shook her hand off with an impatient glare, his jaw tightening. “Linda, what are you doing here?” he demanded, his voice low but cold. “I told you not to leave the villa. You had no reason to show up here.”

Linda’s face contorted in anger. “I got into the venue by telling them I was your girlfriend!” she snapped. “And I came to bring you something you needed, not that you care!”

I stood quietly, observing the scene as a chill ran down my spine. It wasn’t just the spectacle before me; it was the haunting familiarity of it.

In my previous life, I had been in Linda’s shoes—desperate for Ryan’s attention, only to be discarded like I meant nothing. My memories came rushing back, unbidden.

I recalled the day I brought Ryan breakfast at his office, wanting to surprise him. But instead of gratitude, I walked in on him with Linda.

My heart had shattered then, and when I confronted him, he dismissed me with a wave of his hand, ordering security to escort me out as if I were a nuisance.

Now, watching Linda’s humiliation, I felt a bitter pang of déjà vu.