The Alphas' Triangle-Sharing is Caring

Burning. That’s how my lungs felt as my legs exhaustedly carried me through the black hole known as the forest. Something was chasing me, something strong and fast. I could tell it was big, by the stomping of its heavy feet, or was it feet, I couldn’t tell, but all I knew is that if I stopped, I would die. So I kept going, I kept running even though my body was on the verge of collapsing, I just kept going. “You can’t escape from your destiny, Rosalie,” said the monstrous voice as they laughed with nothing but pure evilness laced with their tone. I was scared to death, the last thing I remembered was going to sleep and now, here I am running for my life. My destiny? What the hell does that mean? I wondered but at this point, it didn’t matter because I’d been running in circles for hours, and I could feel this creature getting closer and closer. My body felt sore from all the painful running and falling as the clothes on my body were torn and covered in dirt. My body was covered in

Giovanni stumbled behind a wide cedar trunk, deep into the forest as he ran to hide the beast that was trying to rip through his flesh. Heart slamming against his ribs, he gulped at the air, trying to slow his breathing enough to hear before a thrusting pain shot him back through the forest. The night was chilly as the wind howled, crickets chirped, and the fallen leaves rustled as Giovanni's bare feet sprinted through them. It was pitch black but the moonlight gave it a haunted effect rubbing suspicion of hidden creatures for any regular person to be terrified of. Buckets of sweat layered on Giovanni's upper body as it overheated. His hair was no longer in a neat ponytail simultaneously flying in the wind as he continued to run. It was like every normal afternoon coming from the market, when all of a sudden Giovanni felt that all too familiar sharp pain growing in his abdomen before it then shot up his spine causing his legs to give out, forcing him to the floor groaning in pain.

Anxiousness was an understatement compared to what Rosalie felt as she stood in front of the unfamiliar house. Just like Melody had said, she took Rosalie to her grandparent’s house the same people that disowned her mother and caused her to flee from her home, she needed an explanation.She remembered how her mother used to talk about her parents, and although she seemed sad, you still could’ve seen how much she loved them. So this was something that Rosalie knew she had to do, have a connection with her grandparents, for her mother’s sake.Coming here was a task after the news was broken to Benjamin. He was furious and forbid his granddaughter from going, but Rosalie had already put her foot down and declared that she was going, leading Benjamin to wheel away and Melody running after him.Genesis had heard everything and approached Rosalie with a frown on his face, “Those people were terrible to your parents, why would you try and reconnect with them?” He asked, “You know nothing abo

“Did you believe him?” Rosalie asked, “Although Marcus caused great pain to this family, I don’t think he had anything against James to the point of his death,” she said as Rosalie remained silent, it wasn’t her place to suspect anything, she wasn’t there, but she was curious about Marcus, who was he? Sighing heavily, Rosalie forcefully swallowed as she watched as they got closer to the market. Parking the car, Melody shuts off the car before unbuckling her seatbelt, “Here we are,” she said turning to Rosalie, who seemed lost in thought. Sighing, Melody pressed the buckle on Rosalie’s seatbelt snapping her back to reality, “Don’t worry too much about those stories, Rosalie, besides, no one hardly sees Marcus, besides his children,” she said before opening her door causing Rosalie to turn to her, “Who’s his children?” She asked, “Mateo and Cora,” she said before closing the door. Again, Rosalie’s mind was clouded with thought as she wondered who these people were. Has she met them?

Rosalie had practically ignored Giovanni's confession, rolling her eyes to seem uninterested, but inside she didn't know how to feel. Genesis sensed the growing tension and immediately changed the topic, "I'm bored, how about we go diving off the waterfall?" He asked as Rosalie's eyes widened, "Hell no, you can go, I'll happily watch you jump to your death," she said earning an eye roll before Genesis swam over to her. "No! Put me down, Genesis!" She yelled, kicking her feet as Genesis carried her to the waterfall with Giovanni trailing behind them. He was pissed, he knew Rosalie heard and understood what he said, but she chose to ignore it and it hurt. Watching how easily she got along with his twin made him jealous and curious to know what made him so different, what did he do to be treated so differently? "Please, Gen, I don't want to do this, I'm not good with heights," she begged as they reached the bottom of the waterfall, where he placed her on the ground of a cave before pu