All Chapters of The Triplet Alphas Are My Mates!: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

AVAI woke up with a sharp pain in my neck, like I had slept on cold cement for hours. When I opened my eyes, I realized that wasn’t far from the truth. The floor under me was solid, freezing, and rough. I pushed myself up with shaky arms and tried to blink away the blur in my vision.The room around me wasn’t the room Cassian had dragged me from. This one was smaller and darker. The air felt so heavy. The lights were low, barely enough for me to see more than the outline of things.And right across from me, sitting on the ground with his elbows resting on his knees, was Cassian.He didn’t move. He just watched me. His face had this strange, unreadable look, like he wasn’t sure what he should feel. Or maybe he knew exactly what he felt, and that scared me more.“You’re awake,” he said quietly.I didn’t answer right away. I wanted to get my head straight first, but his stare made that hard.“What is this place?” I asked. My voice sounded rough.He let out a slow breath. “A better space

AVAMy legs almost gave out the second I saw the room. Every wall, every inch, and every corner of it was covered with my face. There were pictures of me laughing, crying, half-asleep with my hair looking a mess, brushing my teeth, stretching, reading, walking out of the pack house, sitting alone on the porch, talking to the triplets, and even eating breakfast. There were even moments I didn’t remember happening.I grabbed the doorframe because my knees felt really weak. My stomach clenched up so badly that I thought I might be sick. I didn’t understand how someone could have watched me like this for this long and in this way.Drew didn’t speak right away. He stood a few steps behind me, with his hands in his pockets, while his eyes scanned the room like he was trying to figure out how much of this I could handle before I shut down. For a second, I thought maybe he was going to soften it, or try to distract me from the worst parts.But he didn’t. He let the truth hit me straight on.

ROMANThe ride to the coordinates didn’t take long, but it felt like it stretched on forever. Zade drove like he was trying not to think, and I sat beside him trying to do the same. Every mile felt like it pulled us farther from the normal world and deeper into whatever mess Cassian had built.When we finally reached the property, I knew right away that something was off. Even the air felt wrong. I stepped out and looked around, taking in the plain walls and the strange silence. “He built this,” I said under my breath. “He really built all of this.”Zade didn’t answer. He just walked ahead with his shoulders tense and jaw tight, like he didn’t trust himself to speak without breaking down.Inside the building, it was worse. Everything was lined up perfectly. There was no dust, no random things lying around, and no signs of any real life. Just white halls, white lights, and doors that looked like they’d never been touched.We got to a room filled with screens, and the second I stepped

AXELThe door clicked behind me as I stepped into the room. My hands shook a little, but it wasn’t from fear. It came from too much adrenaline filling my chest all at once. My heart thumped really fast. I felt hot under my skin, like I had been running for hours even though I had barely moved.I didn’t yell or storm in. I just stood there, breathing like I hadn’t taken a full breath since the second Ava went missing. My eyes didn’t wander. They went straight to her.Ava stood a few feet from Cassian. Her shoulders were tense, and her eyes were wide, like she had been holding in all her emotions and didn’t know how much longer she could keep it together. When she saw me, she blinked like she wasn’t sure I was real. My chest cracked open at the sight of her. Cassian moved forward slowly. He didn’t lift his hands like he wanted to fight. He lifted them like a man trying to calm a scared animal. The move looked too careful and calculated.I let out a small laugh. I couldn’t stop it. It

ZADEThe floor under me rumbled like something heavy was moving below it. I stopped walking right away. Roman stopped too. The whole building gave off a deep hum, like a machine warming up after being asleep for too long. I didn’t need anyone to tell me what that meant.Cassian had triggered a lockdown.Roman looked toward the ceiling, then at the hallway ahead of us. “He’s sealing the place.”“Yeah,” I said. “He’s doing it to keep us in, not out.”We ran into the central hall and headed straight for a control panel on the far wall. Roman reached it first. He ripped the metal cover off with one pull, letting it crash to the floor. Inside the panel was a single keycard slot.Roman cursed. “Of course. Of course, he’d make this harder.”I didn’t answer because I heard the sound of footsteps behind us. I turned.Drew stepped into the hall. His clothes were dusty. His hair looked a little too neat for someone in danger. His face didn’t show fear or nerves. He held out a slim black keycard