Semua Bab Mated To The Lycan Twins: Bab 401 - Bab 410

Tiffany smiled across the table, and it seemed Marabella hadn’t seen the girl in a year. Only a few days had passed, yet she shouldn’t shake the sense it had been longer.Tiffany sipped the tea she’d ordered, her legs folded on the chair. “I really like him.”Marabella ran her thumb along the rim of the cup, her latte inside. “You don’t understand.”“I do. You think everyone is the same, but they aren’t. He’s sweet, and he worries about me, and he never pushes me.”She’d heard it before so many times from so many omegas. It was like talking to Jackie all over again, like Marabella when she’d been eighteen and foolish.It wasn’t Marabella’s job to control the omegas she helped, though. That would make her as bad as any alpha. Instead, Marabella pulled the bag of suppressants from her purse and pushed it across the table.Tiffany frowned before she stuffed the bag into her purse, out of view. “Are you leaving?”“Yeah, pretty soon.”“Was it because of those alphas?”Marabella gave herself

Brax curled his fingers with the need to touch Marabella. He could smell her from his spot a few feet away, the heady scent clouding his mind and making it hard to think straight.Her shirt slipped off beneath Jayden’s hands, revealing her flawless skin and the strap of her bra cutting across her back. Her lips met Jayden’s, a noisy kiss where neither paid attention to anything beyond the other’s touch.Jayden worked free her bra, his deft fingers quick. She arched her back to make it easier then bowed as he pulled the cloth down her arms. He cupped her pert breasts, his fingers gentle and coaxing.But, both Jayden and Jayden were gentle men—Jayden in his desire to always care for his partner and Jayden in his need for coaxed submission. They were alphas through and through, a rough edge impossible to hide, yet they rarely used that side on a female. Though, it was that missing softness that left Brax across the room by himself, wasn’t it? Because he lacked that civilizing feature, bec

A calm energy filled the house, a warmth it had lacked before.There hadn’t ever been much tension beyond that expected of three alphas who lived and worked so closely together. Small snarls about messes, about things being moved, about schedule issues. Nothing big.Even so, what little existed had drifted away with Marabella’s presence. She slept in the guest room since none of them would have dared to place her in one of their own beds. Sharing an omega was tricky, at best. It happened more than people admitted, especially with how rare and prized omegas were, but it didn’t lack for obstacles. While they didn’t carry much jealousy over her, they also stayed mindful to keep things even. No one needed the alphas in a fight over perceived slights or favoritism.They had enough of that issue with Brax.That entire situation sat uneasily on Jayden’s heart. Brax was a brother to him, and even if he didn’t show it, the rejection hurt. Worse? The lines in Brax’s face said he wasn’t sure how

Sitting at a table with the three men unnerved Marabella.She couldn’t shake the odd familiarity of it. She hadn’t eaten a home-made dinner with a man since running from James, and the action made her uneasy.Jordan handed a bowl of warm rolls to her, their fingers brushing. “Relax, love. It’s just dinner.”She took one of the rolls before placing the bowl at the center of the table. “I haven’t done this in a long time.”“Eaten with people?”She picked off some of the bread with her fingers, then popped it into her mouth. “I haven’t sat at a table like this with men.”Jordan nodded, then passed her the next bowl with salad in it. “The plates at your home showed a lot of use.”“I have friends over, house guests.”“Are those the omegas you help?” Brax asked the question, his tone hard.Marabella’s breath halted. It was one thing for them to know she was an omega, to not turn her in, but no alpha wanted to think omegas got help, that they banded together. “What?” Even to her own ears, her

Brax ground his molars, and for a moment, he considered a visit to those parents. They deserved some payback for what she’d suffered, and he was in a position to ensure it happened. To distract himself, Brax asked, “She said she was with him for two years. What happened?”“Two years after the mating, the alpha was found dead, a few bullet holes in his chest. Official record says a home invasion gone wrong, and the omega went missing. They assumed an alpha killed him to steal her. She’s still listed as missing.”Missing? The options swirled through Brax’s mind. Had someone attacked her as well? Had she used that as a way to escape? Had the person who attacked the alpha saved her? Had the home invasion been a set-up from the start, and the ring who she helped set it up? Maybe she’d made friends with someone who—“You’ll drive yourself crazy trying to figure it out,” Kieran offered, breaking the train of thought. “From what I can tell, no one has any leads. I don’t think anyone but that g