All Chapters of My Triplet Alphas: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

  Steve’s POV I was still annoyed about what happened last night. No, maybe annoyed wasn’t the right word. Jealous. That was the truth. I wasn’t angry at Ava. I could never be. But knowing that Zayne had marked her first left a bitter taste in my mouth. I gripped the steering wheel a little tighter as I drove to the library, stealing glances at Ava from the corner of my eye. She sat quietly in the passenger seat, her fingers playing with the hem of her shirt. She wasn’t looking at me, but I could tell she was lost in thought. She had no idea how much she affected me. Every little thing she did, every breath, every shift in her seat pulled me deeper into her. It drove

 AVA’S POV The car ride is quiet, but my mind is loud. Too much has happened this week. From Zayne to Steve. I still haven’t processed everything. My emotions are running wild, yet I don’t feel as uneasy as I should. Maybe I should hate what’s happening… but I don’t. And that confuses me even more. “Do you want some ice cream?” Steve suddenly speaks, breaking the silence.  “No.” I shake my head.  He doesn’t push further, just nods and keeps driving. The silence between us feels heavy, but not uncomfortable. I stare out the window, my fingers absentmindedly playing with

Ava’s POVThe morning felt like every other. I got dressed for school. My hair refused to cooperate, so I tied it up in a messy bun and tried not to think too much about how tired I looked in the mirror. I grabbed my bag and headed out, doing my best to ignore the ache still lingering in my chest from yesterday. Probably the triplet is still sleeping or something. Because I don’t see them around, and honestly, I don’t want to disturb them. They slept late yesterday. By the time I got to school. I made my way to class, I glanced around and realized Vanessa wasn’t on seat. Maybe she’s not yet in school. I walked to my desk, reaching up to unlock my locker, when something caught my eye.There was a soft red rose resting on top of my books.I blinked, confused. And next to it, a small folded card, cream-colored with a delicate red heart drawn on the front.I stared at it for a moment, wondering if I was seeing it right. My fingers hesitated, then I slowly picked up the card and opened i

Ava’s POVI stood there, staring at them, still waiting for someone to crack. But the triplets just kept looking at me like I had grown two heads.“None of us sent you anything,” Steve said first, folding his arms across his chest. His voice was firm, but there was something sharp in his eyes, like he didn’t like the topic at all.“Exactly,” Zayne added, shaking his head, “why would we be sending you love letters and flowers? Are you hearing yourself?” Irish didn’t say much, but his lips twitched like he was holding back a frown.I blinked at them, watching their faces one by one. There wasn’t a single flicker of guilt or amusement, no little smile, no playful tease. Nothing. Just blank denial.“Wait here,” I said, backing away. “Let me show you something.”I rushed back to class, heading straight to my locker. The cake, the ice cream were still sitting inside my locker, next to the love card and the flower. I grabbed them all and walked back to where the triplets were still standing

Ava’s POVI spent the whole day thinking about everything. I couldn’t get the thought out of my head. Every time I looked at my desk, I expected to find another one sitting there, waiting for me. It felt like a game, and I was getting tired of not knowing who was behind it.After class ended that day, I stayed back a little while. I stood near my desk, looking around at everyone. My classmates were busy chatting and packing their books, acting like everything was normal. I knew I wouldn’t get any answers just by standing there, so I took a deep breath and started asking around.Maybe I wasn’t the only person receiving this mysterious gift. “Hey,” I walked up to two girls near the window, “has someone been dropping something in your desk lately? Like… love card, chocolate or ice-cream?”They barely even looked at me. One of them gave me a small shrug while the other just kept scrolling through her phone like I wasn’t even there.I moved to another group. “Did any of you receive a lov