บททั้งหมดของ My Triplet Alphas: บทที่ 161 - บทที่ 170

Ava's POV"Thank you," I said softly. "I really appreciate that Zayne"But instead of his usual warm response or playful grin, Zayne simply looked at me with an unreadable expression and then turned away, completely ignoring my words. The dismissal stung more than I expected, leaving me standing there feeling confused and hurt.Steve walked beside me and held my hand. "Don't mind him," Steve said, shooting a disapproving look at his brother.I nodded, though I couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong. Maybe because I spent the night with Steve? Irish joined us a few minutes later. "Good morning," he said, pressing a gentle kiss to the top of my head as he passed by. The simple gesture sent warmth flooding through me, temporarily pushing away my worry about Zayne's behavior.I was just starting to relax my mind when my phone suddenly rang. I glanced at the screen and saw it was my neighbor. A flutter of anxiety immediately sparked in my chest, she rarely called unless some

 Writer's POV Zach cursed violently as he swept everything off his desk in a fit of uncontrollable rage. His laptop went flying across the room, crashing into the wall with a sickening crack before hitting the floor. Papers scattered everywhere.  "DAMN IT!" he roared, his voice echoing through his private room as he continued his destructive rampage. He grabbed his desk chair and hurled it across the space, watching with savage satisfaction as it knocked over a bookshelf. Books tumbled to the ground. The incompetence of his hired help made his blood boil. He couldn't believe they had caught him even before he could execute the full scope of his plan. The pathetic fool he'd paid to i

Ava's POVWe all climbed out of the car to assess the damage, and I felt a wave of relief wash over me when Zayne popped the trunk and confirmed we had a spare tire. The cool evening air hit my face as I stepped onto the cracked asphalt, and I could hear the distant sound of crickets beginning their nightly chorus. At least we weren't completely stranded in the middle of nowhere, though the thought of being stuck on this deserted stretch of highway had my heart racing just moments before."Thank God," I muttered under my breath, watching as Zayne rolled up his sleeves and got to work. His dark hair caught the last rays of sunlight filtering through the trees that lined the road, and I noticed how the muscles in his forearms flexed as he prepared to tackle the tire change.He moved with practiced efficiency, his hands steady and sure as he positioned the jack beneath the car's frame. The metallic clicking sound of the jack being pumped filled the quiet air, punctuated by the occasional

Ava's POVBefore anyone could react or prepare for what was about to happen, Vanessa burst out with words that shocked every single one of us standing there."I'm sorry!" she cried out, her voice breaking with raw emotion. "I know I caused the death of the Luna, but please, please forgive me!"The moment those words left her lips, I watched the Alpha's eyes flash a dangerous red. I thought he might lose complete control. But somehow, through what must have been tremendous willpower, he managed to hold himself back.I could see his chest rising and falling rapidly as he fought to maintain his composure. Then, without warning, tears began streaming down his face. The sight of this powerful man crying was almost more shocking than Vanessa's outburst had been.He turned away from us abruptly and began walking down the hallway, his shoulders shaking with emotion.The triplets immediately signaled for us to follow, and we did, trailing behind the Alpha as he made his way to what I assumed w

Ava's POVThe three days that followed felt like both an eternity and a heartbeat. I watched Vanessa carefully during that time, seeing the way she carried herself with a mixture of hope and uncertainty. She'd apologized countless times, but I could see in her eyes that she wasn't entirely sure if Alpha had truly forgiven her for everything that had happened.On the morning of our departure, Alpha called Vanessa aside. I watched from a distance as they spoke quietly, too far away to hear their words. Then, to my surprise, Alpha reached into his jacket and pulled out a credit card.He handed it to Vanessa, and I saw her eyes widen in shock. Her hand trembled slightly as she took it, staring down at the card as if it might disappear at any moment."This is for you," Alpha said, his voice carrying clearly across the distance now. "Consider it a sign of my complete forgiveness and trust in you."The smile that spread across Vanessa's face was radiant. It was the first genuinely happy expr