All Chapters of The Triplet Alphas Are My Mates!: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

AVA“No!” I blurted before I’d even finished thinking about the question. I shook my head fast, almost too fast. “No, he didn’t.”The denial should have been enough. It should have made their shoulders loose, or made the hard look in their eyes go away, but it didn’t. If anything, the silence that came after that felt even worse, like the three of them were still waiting for me to say something else.My chest tightened. I could feel the sweat gathering at the back of my neck though the room wasn’t even warm.Then Zade moved. His hand shot out, and he caught my wrist in a grip that was so tight I gasped. His eyes were burning as he looked into mine. His jaw was tight too. “Then tell us what he did or said,” he said. His voice sounded really dangerous. “Tell us everything. Stop hiding things from us, Ava.”His words stung, and it wasn’t just because of how harsh they were. It was the look in his eyes, like I’d already betrayed him. Like I was slipping away from him.I tried to pull my w

AVAI couldn’t sleep. My mind kept looping the way Zade had left the room, slamming the door behind him. The house was quiet in that heavy way it always got after midnight. All footsteps were soft and voices were low. I stayed awake for a long time, then I finally got up because sitting still meant I would think too much.I walked out into the hall in my socks, so the floor felt cold under my feet. The moon coming in through the large windows shone bits of light on the dark wood. I walked without a plan, letting my feet decide, as I tried to clear my head. The house smelled familiar, like it always did, but now those ordinary smells felt strange, like this was somewhere I didn’t belong to.I rounded a corner and nearly ran into Roman.He was standing in the dark by the library door like he’d been waiting for me. He didn’t say anything. He just reached out, hooked his fingers into the hood of my sweater, and drew me toward the open door. He closed the door behind us quietly, then tur

ROMANI told myself I was only taking Ava to the gym so she could train. That was the excuse I gave her, even though my hands were already shaking before I got to the door. The truth was, I needed a way to let out the storm inside me, and I knew sparring with her would be the only thing that came even close to helping.She walked in behind me quietly, watching me too closely. I hated that she could see through me so easily. I tossed her a pair of gloves, deciding not to say much. She caught them and then lifted her brows like she knew we weren’t just here for training.“Put them on,” I said. My voice came out rougher than I wanted it to, but I didn’t take my words back or apologize.She hesitated for a second but she eventually slipped them over her hands, anyway. “You’re mad at me again,” she muttered.I didn’t answer. I just directed all my attention on pulling my gloves over my own hands. I wasn’t mad at her, not really. I was mad at myself. At Zade and Axel. And most especially,

AVAMy whole body was still buzzing from the way his teeth had grazed my skin. The spot on my neck burned like it had been marked, though there was nothing there. I pressed my hand to it, but the heat remained, and all it did was remind me of how close Zade had been to sinking his teeth in.His chest rose and fell fast against mine, while his breathing got really uneven. He didn’t take a step back or look away. His eyes stayed on me, and I couldn’t help but notice how wild and restless they looked.“I almost did it,” he muttered finally. His voice was hoarse. His fingers were trembling as he skimmed them lightly over my neck. “I almost marked you right here.”The words made me freeze. My heart thudded so hard it almost hurt. My body screamed yes, but my head was spinning with what it would mean. I would be marked and bound forever all while in the middle of the Council’s eyes and the pack’s whispers, with three bonds pulling me in every direction.“Zade…” My voice came out weak and s

AXELAva’s hand was still in mine when we walked back inside. She didn’t let go right away, and neither did I. There was something about the way her fingers were wrapped in mine that made me feel like I had just pulled her back from the edge of something dangerous. I wanted to ask her about what Blake had said to her out there, but I could tell she wasn’t ready to talk. So I stayed quiet and let her decide when or if she would eventually tell me about it.By the time we got to her room, she looked exhausted. Her shoulders were slumped, and her eyes looked heavy already. She didn’t even argue when I told her to get some rest. She just nodded and pulled the blanket over her body. I took a seat in the chair by her bed, planning to stay only until she fell asleep.But she drifted off to sleep even faster than I expected. One moment her eyes were half open as she stared at the ceiling, and the next her breathing had slowed into a soft rhythm. Her lips were parted slightly, and her chest