บททั้งหมดของ Wanting Her Back (Her Alpha Triplet Mates): บทที่ 51 - บทที่ 60

Chapter 52A Questionable SolutionWillow's POVThe night was restless. Despite the exhaustion that weighed my body down, sleep evaded me. I lay in the hotel bed, staring at the ceiling, my thoughts swirling in every direction. Axel was fading. His pulse was weak. His body drained. The color had already drained from his skin, and I couldn't stop thinking about the state I had found him in. It had been worse than I expected. I had watched, helpless, as his life seemed to slip away from him. I couldn't rest, not when there was a chance, no matter how small, that I could still help him. The urgency of it kept my mind racing. The hospital had been an emotional rollercoaster, and it felt like every moment was slipping away, with nothing I could do to stop it.I sat up in bed and reached for my phone. My thumb hovered over Ruby's name, uncertain. But I knew she was the one person who would understand, who would not brush off my feelings of helplessness. Without another thought, I dialed he

Chapter 54Saved by the BellWillow’s POVTwo days. It had been two days since I’d last heard from Kingston. Two days that felt like an eternity. I had called, I had texted, and I had even left messages for him. But each time, my phone screen stayed silent. The number I had for him kept ringing, and every time, there was no answer. My stomach twisted with dread. I had done everything I could, everything short of throwing myself at his doorstep, but Kingston had not returned my calls. I knew he had promised me that the antidote would arrive, but I was starting to lose faith. Axel’s condition was deteriorating. His heart rate had been dropping steadily over the last 48 hours, despite the temporary solution they had given him. It was only a matter of time before it became irreversible, and I couldn’t let that happen. The thought of losing Axel, of losing him to something that might have been preventable, ate at me with every passing moment. Aiden had been on my case, too. Every time I

Chapter 56Becoming SmartAsher’s POVIt had only been a week. Seven days, and I had already become someone else entirely. "Smarts," they called me. The men here had a strange respect for me, but it wasn’t one I had earned, at least not in the way I would have liked. They didn’t know who I truly was, or what I had done before I was brought to this hellhole. They only knew me as the guy who could read a map faster than most of them, or who could figure out the right tools to use before anyone else. They had no idea that I was here because I had failed my brother. Because my father had traded me away like some worthless pawn to settle his debts.And still, I was "Smarts." Even my cellmate, Leon, seemed to get a kick out of it. He was the type who found joy in the simplest things, like claiming me as his best friend the moment he could. I hadn’t asked for it, but it didn’t seem to matter. Leon was persistent. He was the one who would tell everyone that we were tight like we had a bond t

Chapter 58Like Father, Not Like SonAiden's POVThe silence in the house was suffocating. I stood just outside the door to my father's chambers, my heart pounding in my chest. I had made up my mind, this confrontation was long overdue. The lies, the secrecy, the power games. I couldn’t stand it any longer. I needed to know where Asher was.As I opened the door, I immediately felt the weight of his presence, like an oppressive cloud that darkened everything around him. He was sitting behind his desk, his eyes cold and calculating. When he saw me, his lips barely twitched into a smile, but it didn’t reach his eyes. I was the nerd of the trio and somehow being forced to take a front-row responsibility was not something I was cut out for.“Aiden,” my father greeted me, his voice as smooth as ever, though there was a hint of something I couldn’t quite place. “What brings you here?”I wasted no time, walking straight to the point. “Where is Asher?”His eyes narrowed slightly, and for the b

Chapter 60Blood and WaterWillow’s POVThe sound of my phone buzzing jolted me out of my thoughts. The name on the screen, Kingston, immediately put me on edge. There was something about him that always felt... unsettled. Necessary, but unsettling. “Kingston,” I answered, keeping my voice steady. “I’ve got what you asked for,” he said curtly. “Information on the triplets’ father.” The words hung in the air for a moment, heavier than I expected. “You’re sure?” I asked, bracing myself. “Dead sure,” he replied. “Meet me at the hospital. Aiden texted you, didn’t he?” I frowned and quickly checked my notifications. Aiden had texted earlier, asking me to come to the hospital, but I hadn’t had time to respond. “Yes, he did, and how did you know that he had texted me, is there something I should know?” I said slowly. “We will speak in the car, on the way there. I don't want to bore you with details I can't show you right now. So, I’ll meet you there.” “Wait.” My voice sharp