Semua Bab Triplet Alphas and Their Reluctant Mate: Bab 181 - Bab 190

IZZY POV I have to admit, I was feeling a little cocky and self-righteous when I left my mates' office. I had completely worked myself up into a bit of a frenzy and was still contemplating what else I could throw at the Council when I walked into the foyer. My mother was standing there, completely still. I stopped. Something was wrong and I could tell it immediately. She had gone back to Salt Lake to be with Elder Johan shortly after we had arrived back at the Packlands. She was here, now, without warning and without Johan. She was pale and looked like she was in excruciating pain. Her face was red and blotchy, as if she had been sobbing for hours. I ran to her with a cry. "Mom! What's wrong?" I began running my hands over her body to check for injuries. She looked like she was physically hurting. "I'm okay, Izzy," she said with a brave smile. Then her face broke again. "Johan rejected me." "HE WHAT?" I was instantly angry and pulled out my cell phone. I was going to ca

IZZY POVThat statement was easier said than done, I soon realized. I didn’t really know where the battlefield was. I was assuming the sirens were going off because the patrol had picked up on wolves trying to cross into our land. I was also assuming that they weren’t going to come through the front gate like civilized people. I saw a wolf bounding ahead of me and Heka put on a burst of speed to catch up to him. Where is the battle? I mind linked him.There is no battle yet so don’t get too excited, his wolf sarcastically said back to me. Then he looked over and almost tripped over himself. Luna! I am so sorry. I didn’t realize it was you.I didn’t say anything and then the wolf got himself together. The attacking wolves tried to cross over the northeastern most part of our border, he said.Thank you, I answered, speeding up. Soon, I couldn’t even hear him behind me.Shortly I heard the sounds of the altercation. The wolves were growling at each other, and they didn’t soun

IZZYIt had been four days since Alpha Leo’s kids had rejected their father’s pack and joined ours. I had figured out a way for Hope to join our pack. She could still make noises without her tongue and so I had written down what she needed to say, and she attempted it. Apparently, the effort is what counted. Her bond with her previous pack was broken and she was now part of ours. She could mind link all of us, with the exception of the humans, but one of the girls, Courtney, was teaching her sign language. Both of the kids seemed to be happy and adjusting to a new life without abuse.I was feeling a little anxious about our trip to the Council. I was leaving tonight and the hearing was tomorrow. We had planned on going down early and taking a day in Salt Lake to see the sights and do some shopping, but I hadn’t wanted to leave the kids so soon so I put it off until the last minute.“They’ll be fine, mom,” Seth said, realizing I was worrying about the new kids. “Leo spends mos

REESE POVThere was an outburst from the spectators in the viewing area.  The main werewolf and main vampire council members were banging their gavel, telling people to be quiet.  We all exchanged grins.“We are not the ones on trial here, Luna,” the main vampire council member said fiercely.“No.  You’re not.  I am.  And I am telling you why I had to do what I did,” Izzy said.  She turned to the werewolf council again. “Who among you believed that the prophecy from Nehum thirteen years ago was about me?”  She kept eye contact until all twelve members had their hands raised.  “And who among you thought that the prophecy was also about my sons?”  The same twelve hands were raised.“And the same on the vampire side?” she asked, turning.  Reluctantly, some of their heads nodded.  The others resolutely ignored her, keeping thei

IZZY POVThe gavel dropped and the room exploded.  I turned and Kat flew into my arms, hugging me.  She wasn’t normally demonstrative, and I was pleased.  I needed someone to hug right now, and Kat was perfect. She was also a great bodyguard.  She pulled me through the reporters at the door and only got tripped up by one of the fae reporters who used projection to try to block us.  Kat pushed him over and got me out of there and into a taxi without further incident.“Keystone Airport,” she told the taxi driver, naming a private airport.  I was guessing that my mates had communicated with her. “I can’t wait to get back to the pack,” I said, leaning against the back seat.  “I’m exhausted.  I just want a bath and an uninterrupted night of sleep.”“I’m not going back with you,” Kat said suddenly.  I sat up.“Why?