All Chapters of Living With The Three Hot Alpha Brothers: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

I stayed on the couch long after the clock ticked past midnight, my legs curled up to my chest, and my eyes glued to the door. Every creak of the building made my pulse spike. They had been gone for hours. I couldn't rest, not with my stomach twisted into knots and the words The Order echoing in my head.It was nearly 2 a.m. when I finally heard the faint sound of the lock turning. My head shot up while my heart was hammering. The door creaked open, and the triplets stepped inside in their cold face. I stood immediately. "What happened? Are you guys okay?"Tyler was the first to answer. "We didn't find him. Not even a trace. It's like he vanished into thin air. And..." he glanced at his brothers before continuing, "we couldn't smell any rogue in the whole of Dresen tonight."Jason dropped onto the couch with a sigh while running a hand through his hair. "That's what's also bothering me. If the rogues were here, we should've picked up something. But nothing. Yet bodies keep showing up

I didn't know how to answer Tyler. My lips parted but no words came out. My throat felt dry and my heart pounded so loud that I swore they could hear it."I—" I shook my head helplessly. "I don't know."Tyler leaned back on the couch while running a hand through his hair."That's what I thought," he uttered and sighed. "Because Sarah, there's something about you that doesn't add up."Jason frowned while leaning forward. "Tyler, stop being cryptic and spit it out already."Tyler exhaled sharply and then looked back at me. "The silver eyes. They're rare. so rare that only one bloodline ever had them."My chest tightened. "The Lunarshade."Lily stiffened beside me and her hand was gently resting on mine under the table. "Wait, girl, you mean the one from the prophecy?"Tyler slowly nodded. "Yes. The Lunarshade bloodline. Everyone thought they were extinct, wiped out decades ago. But if Sarah has those eyes, if her mark burns the way it does—"Jason slammed his hand on the table. "You're

The next morning, I tried to push all the heaviness inside me down and just breathe. At least for a while, I wanted to pretend I was just another normal student. But even as I walked through the academy gates, my mind kept circling back to the scroll. Should I really hand it over to the triplets' grandfather, the patriarch of the Crimson Pack? What if he saw right through me? What if that prophecy really was about me?"Sarah!"I looked up just in time to see Lily waving from our classroom door. She looked like she had been waiting since forever."You're so early again, girl,” I uttered with a faint smile as I walked toward her."Of course," Lily grinned while looping her arm through mine. "I made you lunch today. Don't argue, just eat it later. And don't forget to always take care of yourself, okay?"I smiled at her. "You're spoiling me, Lily.""That's the plan," she proudly replied.Before I could answer, Maxine appeared in front of us. "Morning, Sarah and Lily. You guys good?"I op

"So..." Jason started. “What's up with Ethan and Maxine? Since when does our oh-so-serious brother suddenly have time for bookstore dates?"The sun was already dipping low when the three of us walked out of the school gates. Jason was swinging his bag lazily over his shoulder while grinning like he had all the time in the world and Tyler walked with his hands in his pockets.I glanced at him and was startled, but he wasn't looking at me. He was looking straight at Tyler while smirking.Tyler didn't answer right away. His brows knitted slightly. "Maybe he has a plan.""A plan?" Jason arched a brow. "Come on, bro. It's Maxine we're talking about. Don't tell me Ethan suddenly became interested in her just because of some plan." He leaned closer while lowering his voice. "What if he's actually falling for her?"The words made my steps falter. Falling for Maxine?I didn't realize I had slowed until Tyler's voice broke through."It's not possible," he uttered while his eyes flicked toward m

My eyes stayed locked on the old, battered book lying between us. The cover was rough like it was almost brittle to the touch and a strange chill splashed through me as though the book itself carried a significance too heavy to bear."Tyler,” My voice came out softer than I intended. "Are you saying this has something to do with me?"His gaze met mine. "Maybe. But I don't know for certain." He leaned back in his chair while his fingers were drumming against the edge of the table. "There are too many gaps in what I've read. Stories and even warnings, Sarah. Things that don't make sense without context."I swallowed hard while staring at the book. "So, you don't know either?"Tyler shook his head slowly. "No. I don't. But I know enough to be concerned."A part of me wanted him to keep talking, to reveal everything. Another part wanted him to stop, because each piece I uncovered seemed to bring me closer to a truth I wasn't ready for."Then what am I supposed to do with that?" I whispere