Semua Bab The Triplet Alphas Are My Mates!: Bab 21 - Bab 30

AVAMy heart almost stopped beating.“She must either be claimed or destroyed…”The Elder’s voice echoed again and again in my head, ringing louder than everything else in the room. I couldn’t move. I could barely breathe. My chest had tightened like someone wrapped chains around it and kept pulling.Claimed… or destroyed.I didn’t hear the rest. Not really. The elder said more words, something about giving us one week to figure out the bond. Now I had just one week before they would decide if I’d be accepted or removed from the pack.Removed…?I kept staring ahead, frozen in one spot as the council dismissed everyone. The triplets didn’t move either. Their eyes were still on me, but none of them made any attempt to come toward me. They didn’t even say a single word.People were leaving the room slowly and I could hear the whispers that filled the air. Some were looking at me with fear, some with pity, and others—like Hailey, Kylie, and Michelle—looked satisfied. Hailey smirked as s

ZADEI saw red.Ava was beneath Axel, her shirt had been ripped off and flung away some time ago, and his mouth was all over her skin. As she stared at him, her breath hitched like she didn’t know whether to moan or cry. And just like that, something inside me snapped.Without thinking, I charged at him.“Get off her!” I roared as I pushed Axel away from Ava and into the wall.His body slammed hard into the drywall and before he could even react or try to get his bearings, I punched him right on the jaw. The sound filled the room, and Ava gasped as she suddenly rushed around, trying to cover herself with the sheets. Axel growled deeply, and his eyes flashed.And then without any warning whatsoever, he shifted.Fur covered his body, and his bones cracked, rearranging themselves as his wolf form took over. I shifted instantly, though my own transformation felt almost violent. We didn’t mind link each other. We didn’t even need to. It was just rage against rage as we bared our claws a

AVAThey didn’t speak at first. I didn’t say a word either. Not after Roman read the letter again. Not after Axel dropped it to the floor like it had burned his fingers. And definitely not after Zade clenched his jaw and turned away from me like he was seconds away from shifting.I just stood there feeling exposed, with the truth hanging in the air between us.“My dad…” I finally began to say, but my voice cracked a bit. “He knew. He knew everything.”Roman moved closer. “You should have told us he died.”The sadness hit me all over again. “Your dad asked me not to. He said it would... complicate things.”“He had no right to ask you to do that,” Axel said coldly.Just then, Zade turned around, and when I looked into his eyes, I could see how stony they were. “And he had no right to hide something this big from us. From you too.”I swallowed. I didn’t want to cry. Not again. But when Roman moved closer and wrapped his arms around me, I let myself lean into his chest.“I’m sorry,” I wh

AVAThe Council chamber was still freezing. And I was still standing in the center, surrounded by the triplets; Zade to my right, Roman to my left, and Axel just behind me. They felt like shields because of how tall and tense they all were, but it didn’t make me feel any safer. Not in a place like this.There were seven Elders sitting on high chairs arranged in a straight line along a table. Most had white or silver hair, and all of them were currently staring at me like I was a lab experiment.“Moving along with why you’ve all been summoned,” the most senior Elder continued. “Another part of the reason is because you’re part of an ancient prophecy.”My hands were clenched into fists at my sides.“The bond you all share is a triple bond,” another Elder added. “One Omega mated to three Alphas.”I heard Zade curse under his breath. Roman didn’t move. Axel’s fingers were twitching slightly.“Such a bond has not existed in our records for over three hundred years,” a third Elder said. “A

AVA Blake’s car was sleek, dark, and smooth as he drove it down the highway. The engine purred softly and even if I didn’t know shit about cars, I knew this one definitely cost an arm and a leg. My thoughts turned away from the car to the boy behind the wheel. He wore a black button-down shirt that hugged his shoulders and arms in all the right ways. His sleeves were rolled up just enough to show off his veins and strong arms. I didn’t miss the way heads turned when we pulled out of the driveway or how girls whispered as we stopped at a red light. And me? I was wearing a red dress. It was tighter and shorter than anything I’d ever dared to wear before. But since it wasn’t mine, one of the straps kept slipping down my shoulder, and every time I fixed it, Blake would look over with that amused, cocky smirk of his. “You okay?” he asked as we pulled up to the restaurant. “Perfect,” I said. Then I flipped my hair and stepped out of the car before he could turn around and open m