All Chapters of Tied To The Quadruplets Mates : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Karla’s povAlaric immediately knew the healer was not taking any of his bullshit and clamped his mouth shut. Kai sighed. “Okay but we are just leaving our food here.”I shook my head with a smile. ‘‘I’ll eat. Just go guys.’’They hesitated, looking at each other until finally, they filed out. Axel was the last to leave and he cast me a long glance before he muttered, “So don’t get any ideas that this means you like Alaric more than me.”“Get out, Axel.” I laughed.He growled before leaning as he slammed the door behind him.With them gone, I sighed and leaned back in my pillow.The healer chuckled. "That bad?"“You have no idea.”“I don’t know about that but you do have to understand that we still need to continue with your therapy today. Oh and it’s going to be tough so I hope you are ready to handle it.”I nodded, glad that the room had become quiet at last. The healer helped me when I tried to step forward, but I couldn’t walk. My legs seemed as if they weren’t really mine. I cou

Axel’s povThe air in the hospital felt stifling. I needed a drink myself after Mother’s sermon and i needed to be somewhere else, so when I sighed and announced to my brothers that I was heading down to the bar, Kai and Lysander answered with identical scowls of agreement. “Yeah, anything to get our minds off all this madness.” Lysander ran a hand through his hair.Alaric didn’t say much, but he followed. That was Alaric’s word for okay.We left the hospital without speaking again and headed straight to one of the bars on the outer limits of the pack’s territory. It was a place we rarely went, mostly because it was filled with warriors, traders, and occasional troublemakers—hardly the sort of place princes should be seen frequenting. But that day I didn’t care.As soon as we stepped inside, waves of alcohol and stale sweat hit me full force. The room was dimly lit and packed with voices shouting over each other, drunken laughter too jarring to sound genuine, an occasional wolf growl

Axel’s povI couldn’t believe what had happened as I sat there in my seat and looked at the drink without moving. I really had messed up. I couldn’t even look at my brothers as I knew they were really disappointed in me.With a sigh, I wrapped my hand around the glass as I wanted to lift it but for some unknown reason it was too heavy to lift.I didn’t even know what to think as I hissed and shook my head.It was all too much. One minute we were drinking and arguing about food, the next those rogues had walked through that door and for a moment, just one fleeting moment, they reminded me of the deal I had made. A deal I wasn’t certain I could honour.I exhaled on an unsteady breath. Oh my. I had really done it this time and I had messed up.What could I even do now?While I was still in my thoughts, the bartender came to our table with a whiskey in hand as he wiped the body off with a rag. He looked at us and looked at the door before coming closer to us.“Y’all good?” he questioned.

Axel’s povWind rushed passed me as I landed in a controlled roll and came up on my feet. I ignored the pain in my legs as I drew my sword. A rogue lunged at me but it was his biggest mistake.I struck him across the chest and spun out of reach of his counter. My strike bit into his neck, and he gurgled a wet scream as he dropped to the ground.Before I could go further, a loud crash sounded behind me as my brothers joined the fight."You reckless idiot!" Kai hissed, slamming a rogue into the ground before snapping his neck."We're in this mess because of you!" Lysander growled, shredding open a rogue's throat with his claws.Alaric dodged a dagger and put his foot in his opponent’s gut. “What the hell made you think making a deal with rogues was smart?”“I didn’t know they would be this harsh!” I snapped, blocking a rogue’s blade with my own before shoving him back and driving my sword through his gut. “I thought I had it under control!”“Control? You gave them a reason to think we’r

Axel’s povGuilt invaded my chest but I would not let up, “I was trying to fix it.”His jaw locked. “Well done, Axel. You made it worse.”I let out my breath, hands trembling. “I didn’t—”“Enough.”The single word caused my throat to close up."I'll handle the rogues," he said, and his voice was cold. Control had seeped back into it, but I didn't like what still lingered.“You’re grounded,” he said in anger.I started. “What?”“You heard me.” His tone was glacial. “You forfeited that right when you endangered this entire pack.”I ground out the words between grating teeth. “You don’t get to—”“I can,” he interrupted. “And I will.”I took a deep breath, my mind racing. “Father, please—”“Obey,” Axel. His voice was stronger now, and he was ready to enforce that. “Or I will make sure you do.”I gritted my teeth so hard it hurt.He sighed and ran a hand through his hair. It was the first time I’d ever seen him this pissed. “I don’t do this to you often,” he repeated, and his voice was so