After I left, the twin Alphas went crazy novel Chapter 159

I paused, letting my words sink in. Then, with a resolute tone, I added,

“If the man I marry isn’t Lirian, then I would rather remain single for the rest of my life.”

My declaration silenced the crowd, and the weight of my words hung in the air. I glanced at Lirian, who had been watching me closely.

His usual composure seemed shaken, his expression a mix of surprise and something deeper—something softer.

I continued, my voice steady but laced with emotion.

“There was a time when I had no hope of falling in love because of the pain of falling in love with the wrong person... until I met Lirian. because it was him, I was willing to try again. Even if it's difficult.”

I paused again and continued..

“Even if the result isn't perfect, I don't regret it because I made up for my previous regrets.”

The crowd murmured in approval, but I only had eyes for Lirian. He stepped forward, his gaze never leaving mine. “No one,” he said, his voice steady and strong, “will ever come between us. I won’t let it happen.”

The applause from the guests erupted around us, but it felt distant compared to the warmth in Lirian’s words. His eyes held a sincerity that made my chest tighten, and I knew he meant every word.

Turning back to Linda, I squared my shoulders. “And as for you,” I said, my voice calm but firm,

“I don’t dislike you because of Ryan. I dislike you because you’re not a good person. In school, you spread rumors about me being adopted and even instructed your friends to humiliate me. When my brother came to pick me up, you had your friends throw dirt at me.

“And in the end, you blamed it all on your friend Mia.”

Linda’s face turned red with anger, but she had no words to defend herself. “And now,” I continued, “you’re here, stirring up trouble at this party, trying to ruin what should have been a happy occasion. I’m done tolerating your behavior, Linda.”

Linda stood frozen for a moment, her face a mix of shock and fury as the guards began to escort her out. Her voice cut through the music like a knife.