All Chapters of Living With The Three Hot Alpha Brothers: Chapter 221 - Chapter 230

The night blurred into laughter, music, and lights. The bar was packed, but it was the good kind of crowded, the kind that buzzed with energy. Lily had practically dragged me into the dance floor at least three times already, and I couldn't even remember how many drinks she'd forced into my hand."Come on, Sarah!" Lily yelled over the thumping beat, her hair flying as she twirled. "You've been so serious these past weeks. You need to enjoy this night!"I laughed, feeling my cheeks warm. "I am enjoying!""Not enough!" she countered, pointing her half-empty drink at me. "Tonight, no projects, no stress, no thinking about Ethan or Gabriel, just you and freedom!"I giggled at how dramatic she sounded. "Fine, fine, I'll try!""That's the spirit!" she said, clinking her glass with mine before spinning away to dance again.I leaned against the counter, a soft smile tugging at my lips. Maybe Lily was right. For once, it felt good not to worry about classes, projects, or, well, complicated fee

The rogue's crimson eyes blazed in the darkness as he stalked closer, the air around us vibrating with his aura. His tone was calm, but dangerously sharp."Tell me where it is, chosen one."Each word rolled off his tongue like venom. "Where is the Lunarshade scroll?"I took a slow step back, keeping my eyes locked on him. My pulse was pounding against my ribs, my palms trembling, but I refused to look away. "I told you," I said through gritted teeth, "I don't have it."His smirk widened, revealing the sharp edge of his fangs. "You think I'm stupid?""I think you're wasting your time," I snapped. "Even if I did know where it is, I'd never hand it over to a murderer like you."He chuckled darkly, circling me like a predator sizing up its prey. "You're brave," he said softly. "But bravery can get you killed.""I'm not scared of you." That was a lie. I was terrified. But I wasn't about to let him know that.He stopped moving, his crimson gaze flicking over my face like he was studying me.

The warm afternoon sunlight spilled through the curtains when I finally decided that I'd had enough of lying in bed. I groaned, stretching my sore arms before sitting up. My muscles ached faintly, but it was a good kind of ache, a reminder that I was alive.Three days. That's how long I was asleep. Three whole days wasted in unconsciousness while everyone probably worried sick.I tossed the blanket aside and stood, wobbling slightly before I found my balance. My body still felt heavy, but boredom won over fatigue. I needed to move.I made my way to the bathroom, turned on the shower, and let the cold water cascade over me. The icy sensation was shocking at first, but it was exactly what I needed. My skin tingled as the chill soaked into me, washing away the lingering dizziness.After I finished, I wiped the fog from the mirror and stared at my reflection. My face looked a bit pale, but what caught my attention were the faint pink marks trailing along my shoulders and ribs, the places

The night air was calm, cool, and carried the faint aroma of garlic butter from the dishes Lily and I just finished preparing. The veranda table looked perfect, plates lined up neatly, candles flickering softly, and the food steaming gently in the evening breeze.Lily was carefully arranging the salad bowl when she glanced at the clock. "They should be here any minute now," she said, excitement bubbling in her voice.I chuckled as I adjusted the pasta serving. "You sound more excited than the hostess.""Well, it's not every day three Alphas visit our condo," she teased with a grin.Before I could respond, the doorbell rang.Lily's eyes widened. "Oh! They're here!" she squealed, dropping the tongs and making a beeline for the door.But I instinctively stopped her. "Wait, I'll get it," I said quickly.She blinked. "You sure?""Yeah," I replied, brushing my hands on the kitchen towel and trying to sound calm even though my heart suddenly started racing for no reason. "You just finish set

The mall was buzzing with people when Lily and I stepped inside that afternoon. The air smelled like coffee, perfume, and freshly baked pastries, a mix that somehow felt comforting after everything that had happened. I tugged the hood of my light pink hoodie a little tighter around my face, it wasn't cold, but it helped me hide the faint marks that were still visible on my neck and collarbone. Even though they were healing fast, I didn't want anyone staring or asking questions."Finally! You're out of your healing cave!" Lily teased as she looped her arm through mine. "I was starting to think you and your bed had already formed a lifelong bond."I chuckled softly. "I was just bored, not dead. And besides, you said we'd go shopping today, remember?"She grinned and pulled me toward the escalator. "You're right! And we're going to make up for those three days you were asleep. I need new clothes, and you need, well, something that doesn't scream 'I just fought a rogue last week.'"I roll