تسجيل الدخولIvy’s Point of ViewThe silence that followed was nerve-wracking. I didn’t mean to snap at them like that, but my emotions were unstable, and their threat only made things worse. I didn’t regret saying it, though, because I wanted them to understand how the incident affected me. It’s not like I was just bumped by a random person I passed by, where an apology would suffice. I was literally stalked, dragged, and kicked— all because they thought I was hogging the triplets’ attention and pretending to be their sister like some sort of “kink.”This is not something to take lightly. So no matter how afraid and nervous I am right now, I will stand my ground on this matter until they realise this isn’t something I can simply move on from.“Ivy...” Theo called out. “This isn’t like high school. This is different.”“Is it?” I bitterly chuckled. “It is,” Ace firmly said. “We’re not the ones hurting you anymore, and we don’t intend to do so anymore. What happened in the past is our mistake, and
Ivy’s Point of ViewI returned home after sending an email to my professors about my condition, along with a recommendation letter from the Lancaster family doctor advising me to rest. It wasn’t like I forced the doctor to write it— I truly need the rest, as my ribs still ache from the kicks I received.I asked the doctor not to tell anyone, not even the triplets, and then I went home and pretended I have no class for the rest of the week since there’s an important meeting between the professors and some university guests.Mom and Dante believed it easily, finding no reason for me to lie. When they asked why I hadn’t asked any of the triplets to drive me home, I told them I didn’t want to bother anyone, since they were quite busy with their own studies.So right now, I’m lounging in my room. Mom and Dante have left to taste-test the catering for their wedding. They asked if I wanted to come with them, but I refused, saying I just wanted to laze around while I still could.But in truth
Third Person’s Point of ViewThree pairs of eyes stared motionless at Ivy’s unconscious form. After having her checked for any serious injuries and treating the bruises on her body, the Lancasters’ personal doctor left, and the triplets remained in Theo’s room, where she was currently sleeping. From the outside, they looked calm and composed. But beneath that stillness, they were ravenous for blood, their wolves growling in fury at their mate’s fragile state. The anger coiled tightly inside them, suffocating and volatile, and though it never surfaced, it left them on edge— restless and barely restrained. They wanted to know who did this to their precious mate—who would dare touch her like that. Everyone on campus may have only known her as their sister, not their mate, but the protection that knowledge gave should have been the same.She’s important to them. Ivy is their fated mate, the one that the Moon Goddess had deemed worthy to be someone they would spend their lifetime with.A
Ivy’s Point of ViewI licked the excess ice cream off my finger before standing up and leaving the store behind. I had already calmed myself down after a few hours of reflecting. My hands no longer shook, and my insides weren’t stirring with nervousness anymore.I still refuse to open my phone after shutting it down earlier when I changed course. I know for sure it’s bombarded with calls from my mates, though I only hope they didn’t try to call our parents again on my whereabouts. I hate worrying my mother over something as trivial as this.The triplets would surely be mad at me for standing them up. I had already come to terms with what they might do in their anger, though it didn’t lessen the fear in my heart. I just hoped my apology would suffice, if not at least alleviate their anger a little.It’s already dark outside and no cab passes by in the ice cream shop I went to. So I have to walk a bit until I reach the highway where I could hail a cab.However, just as I turned into a c
Ivy’s Point of ViewMy phone rang loudly for the nth time, and I continued ignoring it as I did to the previous ones.A message appeared as soon as the caller ID disappeared, but I just looked at who sent it before promptly ignoring it.Facing the triplets is harder than I thought. All the embarrassment I felt over the intimacy we shared in their penthouse returned tenfold, making me want to hide in the deepest part of the world where no one can see me.So right now, I’m hiding in Craige’s room because I’m pretty sure the triplets won’t find me here. They have no idea he lives in this dorm, so they wouldn’t think to look for me. Though I’m sure they suspect I’m with Craige, since he and Desiree are my only friends, and I’m not known to be sociable at all. But Craige is currently out in the field with his teammates, and he can lie so well that I’m confident my mates won’t know where I am.When my phone pinged with another notification, I was about to shut it down when I caught the name
Ivy’s Point of ViewBreakfast and lunch passed in a blur, and I barely noticed the hours slipping away. Time flew by so quickly that before I knew it, it was already time for them to drive me to class.My skin still stung from how hard I scrubbed it during my bath earlier after breakfast. I wore my usual hoodie and pants, not just because I was more comfortable in them, but because I wanted to hide my reddened skin.I felt empty and hollow as I recalled what happened earlier when I woke up, as well as the one that happened much earlier with Theo.I... feel so dirty.I woke up when I felt something wet on my breasts. When I opened my eyes, I was met with Theo’s lust-filled gaze, his lips wrapped around my nipples like a kid savoring candy. I was still half-asleep at the time, so I wasn’t able to protest much. It didn’t help that it felt so freaking good I couldn’t think straight.. Then the next time I woke up, Yash had gone down and eaten me out in my most intimate place. The pleasure
Ivy’s Point of View“I shouldn’t have let you drink too much alcohol,” I muttered to a sleeping Desiree before pushing off her bed and heading to the door.I took several deep breaths, trying to find the courage to face my past bullies turned fated mates. But I wasn’t even given that when a loud k
Ivy’s Point of ViewIt was nerve-wracking to wait for the storm to come, not knowing when or where it would appear.My first day in college was supposed to be my sole focus— acquainting myself with face-to-face classes, interacting with people my age, familiarising myself with the campus, doing nor
Ivy’s Point of ViewIt was... concerning.Just like what we talked before we head to sleep, Desiree and I woke up early to tour the campus and go somewhere else to avoid my... those men. So at nearly five o’clock in the morning, we left our dorm. The sun hadn't risen yet and only a few shops were o
Ivy’s Point of ViewI ignored my wolf the next day, pushing her at the back of my mind when she started whining about her mates. I kind of regret indulging her last night because she’s being insistent right now to spend time with the other two. It seems she thought she could convince me again just







