Semua Bab Wanting Her Back (Her Alpha Triplet Mates): Bab 21 - Bab 30

Asher's POV The city lights stretched out beneath us, a sprawling sea of flickering bulbs illuminating the skyline from our penthouse. I leaned back into the plush leather couch, drink in hand, and took in the familiar sight of my brothers. After the chaos of the past few days with Willow, this quiet moment felt long overdue. Aiden lounged across from me, his focus split between his phone and his drink, while Axel, the schemer of the group, was looking pensive, the gears in his mind clearly turning.We were back here, together, but the issues waiting for us back home loomed larger than ever. And it was Axel who finally brought it up, the problem that none of us could dodge forever: the arranged marriage pact with the girls in our pack. The sheer thought of it grated on me. No matter how much I might try to push it aside, the obligation hung over me like an unwanted shadow.“We need a plan,” Axel began, tapping his glass thoughtfully. “Once we go back, our father is really going to pr

Chapter 23A Day in the Life of the CEOWillow’s POVThe morning started off like any other in the office. I had barely settled into my chair when Ruby came in with a cup of coffee and a quick rundown of the day’s meetings. She had the perfect balance of energy and professionalism that made her indispensable; as much as I liked to think of myself as independent, having her support let me breathe a little easier. “Looks like you’ll have a break right before lunch,” Ruby said, scanning her notes. “I think that’s the first time in two weeks you’ve had a morning free.”I smiled, sipping my coffee. “Maybe I’ll take up knitting.”She rolled her eyes with a grin. “Knowing you, you’ll just fill it with something work-related. But hey, a girl can hope.” We laughed, and I let myself savor the moment before diving into my inbox.It wasn’t long before the peace was interrupted by a knock on my office door. Ruby’s eyebrows shot up, and she tilted her head toward the door with curiosity. “Expectin

Chapter 25In the meadowAsher's POV The meadow stretched out under a twilight sky, and I could feel the weight of the day pressing on us all, though we tried to keep up the facade of calm. Benjamin had been pestering us since morning, demanding that we finally take him to meet the woman his parents had arranged for him. It was supposed to be a move to unite packs, to give him stability, and, frankly, to give us peace of mind that he’d stop meddling in things that had no business concerning him.We’d just left Willow’s office, and Axel’s nerves were frayed. Willow hadn’t been the same since the dead animal incident, and we were all on edge trying to figure out who’d orchestrated it. It was one thing to stir up trouble in pack matters, but sending such a morbid threat, took things to a different level."Would you just shut up for a second, Benjamin?" Axel snapped, his usually calm eyes filled with irritation. “You’re going to get your bride. Right now, we’re dealing with something big

Asher’s POVThe drive back to pack territory was silent and tense. After tracking Willow down to Ruby’s mom’s place, we agreed it was time to back off, at least for now. She’d been through enough, and part of me knew she needed space. Willow wasn’t the same person I’d grown up knowing; something had changed her, fractured her, and there was a rawness to her that told me she needed a breather before anything else.But, like everything else these days, that decision came with a sense of dread. The pack had become a web of fragile alliances, personal vendettas, and bruised egos, where the slightest move could trigger chaos. My brothers and I knew it too well. I glanced at Axel, then at Aiden. Both wore the same expression I did, guarded, anticipating.When we finally arrived back at the estate, Benjamin was there waiting for us. His expression was hard, lips set in a line that I was coming to know well. He was more than irritated; he looked... resentful. And I knew it wasn’t just because

The Beginning of the EndWillow’s POVThe day had a strange stillness to it, a calm that felt almost unnatural. I sat on the back porch, nursing a cup of tea and listening to Daniel and Ella’s laughter as they played in the yard. Watching them reminded me of simpler days, times I could never return to but held on to through moments like these.Jason and Ruby sat across from me, sharing in the quiet. Jason had insisted that I stay with him while everything blew over, and Ruby had seconded the idea with her usual no-nonsense attitude. It was safer here, they’d argued, away from curious eyes and too many prying questions. I knew they were right, and for now, it seemed like the best option."So, what happens if they find out, Willow?” Jason asked, breaking the silence.I looked up, caught off guard by the question. His face was serious, his eyes piercing as they searched mine. He didn’t need to say who "they" were, the triplets. My stomach twisted, but I forced myself to keep my voice ste