QuinnI frowned as I stepped into the mansion and heard Mia's scream. That was unusual and unexpected. That didn't seem like she was screaming in delight and even if it was, I didn't think that there was anything that would happen at home that late to make her scream in delight.I frowned at the thought in my head, pushing it away. She wouldn't dare to bring a boyfriend home and have sex with him in the house. I didn't know how liberal her mum was and I was sure that dad wouldn't mind if she had visited with her boyfriend but I didn't like the thought of that.I didn't like the thought of a stranger in our house. I didn't like the thought of another man in the house. Oh, please. I rolled my eyes. I should be honest with myself. I was strong enough to do that for myself. I didn't like the thought of Mia with another man. She belonged to me. She belonged to us, reminding me that my brothers wanted her as well.I wouldn't let anyone else have her.There. I admitted it. It wasn't that ha

QuinnI could sense that she was shocked at what I just told her. I could also feel her gratitude coming out of my pores and knew my brothers could sense it too though we pretended not to know. We would scare her if she knew that we could sense emotions and we didn't need that. Asides the gratitude she felt towards us for saving her life, distrust was also there and that had to leave before she allowed us to be closer to her as we wanted to. We didn't need to add to what she felt already and we were being careful.I couldn't remember the last time me and my brothers were as careful of our ourselves around anybody asides our father but Mia did that to us. We didn't care about what humans or ladies thought of us. We took from them without apologies knowing that they wanted us and wouldn't mind. Everyone was like that Mia.She was both human and a lady and she made us treat her in ways that we hadn't ever done to anyone. She called for and demanded her respect, leaving us no choice but

Mia"We actually made some background checks on you, Mia." John revealed.What? I turned in my seat to stare at him. What was he saying? Was he serious? He nodded, laughing at the look on my face."We knew you weren't going to say anything about your job if we asked. That was just us trying to confirm what we already knew.""Did you make a bet on that?" I snorted at him, facing forward. I glanced at Quinn and scowled. He had his eyes on the road as if he wasn't concerned with the conversation going on in the car but he had an amused smirk on his lips. It would be hard for me not to notice that. He was in with his brothers and I scowled harder as I folded my hands on my chest and stared at the road ahead, trying to calculate how far we were to the city.I was already tired of them and I made sure that they knew it.John laughed, his body betraying his amusement as if he knew that I was acting out and throwing tantrums. "What is the point of placing a bet when we all knew what you woul

MiaI was nervous, biting my lips as I stood before the mirror. I shouldn't have agreed to the party. I shouldn't have let them persuade me. Well, technically, they didn't persuade me. I was the one who had fallen for the hopeful expressions on their faces. I was beginning to regret accepting to go to the party. What was I thinking? I should have said no to them, without bothering about anything else. I was getting nice and I wondered if I should be worried about that.I didn't want to be nice to the boys but knowing that they had helped twice within two days that they came back from their mission was making that impossible.They had saved my life when the crazy sorceress was trying to kill me and also driven me to school when they didn't have to.I didn't want to say it was from the goodness of their hearts that they had done it but I was grateful for their good deeds regardless.Their appearance had done a lot for me, helped me in so many ways that I wouldn't have experienced if it

MiaIt was our parents' wedding. Finally, they had tied the knot and we were officially a family. I was their sister on paper. I was family and the triplets were determined to make me think of them as that.It was a small ceremony filled with a few trusted people from both ends. Some of my mother's friends were invited and I wondered if Albert's guests were humans or werewolves. I rubbed at my temples, eager to get a drink but I wasn't going to do that. It was my mother's day and I wasn't going to make a fool of myself and embarrass her.What was my business with wondering if his guests were werewolves or not? As far as I was concerned, they weren't going to harm me. The werewolves I knew and had been living with for months hadn't hurt me so I didn't think I have reason to worry about the new werewolves. They weren't going to hurt me if they were anything like Albert. I knew he was a responsible person and wouldn't have moved with irresponsible people, human or werewolf. He wouldn't