All Chapters of My Triplet Alphas: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Ava’s POVMy first class the following day was an evening class. I tried not to think about yesterday evening. I just wanted the day to go fast. I tried not to think, I saw my worst enemy in the same school as me. Although I had forgiven him, it doesn't mean I have forgotten all the evil he did to me. How he hurt my feelings. How he made me cry. I wanted to sit, listen, and leave when class ended. Nothing more. I don't want to bump into him. I want no conversation with him, else I would be forced to hurt himI picked the seat near the window like I always did. I brought out my notebook and placed my pen on it. I didn’t look around. I didn’t want to see anyone. I didn't want anyone to notice me. I want to stay invisible in this class till I am done with my school. I didn’t want to think about Zach. Then I heard footsteps and the chair beside me moved. I didn’t turn my head. I turned to see who was approaching me. Zach's eyes stared right into my soul. I cursed under my breath and turn

Zayne's POV“Hello, Ava,” I said again, slowly, gently.She froze. She just stood there and stared at me like I was some ghost.For one year and a half we have been searching for this girl; we had combed every nook and cranny of every neighboring pack, both far and wide in search of her. We have spent every money we had paying people for information about her whereabouts, and every time we either get a lead that won't be anything.I was the only one who knew the amount of pain I went through, the torture and anxiety my wolf had going on, the sleepless night, the haunted dreams I had about her being in danger but faraway and can't even save or help her, the memories that filled my heart and probably was the one that carried me through all these while of her absence.She didn't know what she did to us, how we had to continue pushing with life, like a part of us didn't just go missing out of our lives. Like we were not hurt and worried by her disappearance at the same time.But here she

Author's POVAva stayed in the pack. She didn’t leave again. She didn’t know why, but she felt that since the triplets had found her already, there was no reason for her to leave the pack and change schools too. She went to school from there every day. The triplets also stayed in the pack. They went to her university too. But they didn’t talk to her. She didn’t talk to them either. It was okay, they kept it this way.Sometimes, they saw each other in school. In the hallway. In the cafe. During joint classes. In the library. They didn’t speak. They just looked away or acted like they didn’t see each other. Sometimes, their eyes met for a second. Then they looked away. It was always awkward. None of them smiled or even went as far as saying hi.Zach knew they were the reason Ava wanted to leave the pack. He had seen it in her panicked way of running the other day. He had heard her silence. One day, he saw the triplets in the school cafe. He was walking in, and they were walking out. Boo

Author’s POVAfter she was banished that night, she trudged through the dense forest, her feet aching from hours of walking alone in the night. The weight of her backpack was a constant reminder of her new reality. She was banished from her pack for the stupid act she pulled. She knew she deserved it, she got her mother killed in the process Now she was forced to fend for herself, in a world she didn't know if it would be determined to crush her; no Alpha to guide and protect her, no brothers to love and cherish her. As she walked on with nowhere on Monday for her to go, the silence was oppressive, it was just the rustling of leaves and snapping of twigs Vanessa's mind wandered back to her pack, to the warmth and security she once knew. She wondered what her former pack members were doing, if they ever thought of her. Why would they even think of her, after what she did to them?She was able to find shelter in an abandoned house in the forest where she slept that night. She moved t

  Ava's POV  I sat on my bed, holding the small piece of paper Steve gave me the night they visited. I had kept it at the bottom of my bag, thinking I would never use it. I stared at it for a while. The address of the triplets. I sighed. My hand trembled a little as I picked it up again. I didn’t want to go. I didn’t want to see them. I still hated Vanessa for everything she did. She hurt me. She humiliated me in front of everyone. She made me cry. She made me feel like I was nothing. She teamed up with my stepmother and made my life a mess. She laughed when I was down. She never showed mercy. But… she looked different that day. When I saw her again. Her eyes looked tired. Her voice was weak. She looked like someone who had no strength left. Li