Alpha's Twins Chapter 149

Adrian slowly turned to face Noah, his eyes locking onto the little boy with a dark scowl.

"What did you just say?"

His icy tone made Noah flinch, but the boy held his ground, refusing to look away.

I saw something fierce burning in my son's eyes—a rage I'd never seen before and couldn't understand.

"You're not my dad. You hurt my mom when she was with you. We're not going anywhere with you."

I couldn't have been more stunned. How could he possibly know about that? Who had told him?

Adrian's jaw clenched as he whipped his head toward me. He stormed over and grabbed my arms, his grip firm and unyielding.

"Let her go!" Both my parents shouted in unison, fear evident in their voices as they moved toward us.

But Adrian's men stepped in, blocking their path.

I stared up at him, my heart breaking all over again. His grip tightened, making me wince in pain.

"You were just lecturing me about manners—where are yours now? What about how you were raised? Is this how you're teaching them to talk to their father?"

I couldn't stay quiet when he questioned my parenting.

"The man who doesn't know how to respect his own father now expects respect from his son?"

"So you're admitting he is my son."

I broke down, sobbing as I desperately tried to think of a way out of this nightmare. God, I wished someone—anyone—could help us right now.

"Mommy, don't cry because of him," Noah said again.

Noah's words only made Adrian angrier. I turned to my son, trying to keep my voice steady.

"Don't talk like that, Noah. Calm down, sweetheart. Mommy's okay."

Adrian pulled me closer without loosening his painful grip on my arms.

"What did you tell him, huh? How much poison did you fill my son's head with?" Adrian snarled through gritted teeth.

I took a shaky breath before answering.

"I didn't tell him anything. Please, don't take them from me," I whispered, my voice barely audible.

I felt like I was falling apart. My children were the only reason I had to keep living.

Noah rushed toward us, trying to push Adrian away from me with his small hands. My parents tried to help, but the guards held them back.

Aria stood frozen in shock. She'd never seen Adrian this furious before. When she realized he was hurting me, her face went pale with fear.

As Noah kept pushing against Adrian with all his might, he shouted,

"Let go of my mommy, you mean man!"

Adrian looked down at him with a murderous glare.

"SHUT UP!"

His roar sent Noah stumbling backward in terror. All the brave defiance drained from his little face in an instant.

Tears filled his eyes. I shoved Adrian away and dropped to my knees to pull Noah into my arms.

"Baby, don't cry. Please don't cry."

I sobbed as I held him tight. I looked over at Aria, who was also crying now. I reached out my hand, and she ran into my embrace.

I held both my children close, tears streaming down my face. Why was fate so cruel? Why did it want to tear my family apart?

My parents watched helplessly, their faces etched with pain. Mom was crying, and Dad looked completely defeated. For years, he'd protected me, treated me like a princess—but seeing me like this was destroying him.

Adrian's heart remained cold as stone. He barked,

"Julian!"

Beta Julian rushed forward with several guards, and they started pulling Noah and Aria away from me.

"Mommy!" they screamed, fighting to keep hold of my hands.

"No, don't take them!" I screamed back.

But no one listened. My children's fingers slowly slipped from mine as the guards dragged them toward the exit of the packhouse.