Semua Bab The Triplet Alphas Are My Mates!: Bab 51 - Bab 60

AVAWhen I woke the next morning, the first thing I noticed wasn’t the soft light coming in through the curtains. It was Zade. He was lying in the chair by my bed with his arms folded across his chest and his head tilted to the side. He looked uncomfortable, but still, he hadn’t left me all night.Something in my chest tightened as I took some time to gaze at him. He looked so different in sleep. He looked calm and relaxed. He didn’t look like the furious guy I’d faced last night when he’d practically dragged me back to the pack house.As I shifted slowly and swung my legs to the side, I was careful not to make the bed creak. If I was quiet enough, maybe I could sneak out before he woke up. I just needed some air and space because the way he had been hovering over me was getting a bit suffocating.But as soon as I stood up and was about to walk toward the door, his voice flitted into my ears. “Where are you going?” His tone was low and husky.I froze in place immediately. When I turne

AVASchool felt even more different than usual the next morning. It wasn’t like anything had actually changed in the building, but the air was filled with tension, like the walls themselves knew rogues were lurking close by. Every conversation I overheard was about the attacks. Some people whispered about whether our pack would be attacked next, and others kept glancing toward the windows and doors as if rogues might crash through them at any second. I couldn’t blame them because it had happened before. My own stomach was twisted into knots at this point.I’d carpooled to school with the triplets and they’d walked me in with their faces set in stone like they were daring anyone to even look at me the wrong way. I’d argued that I didn’t need all three of them just to get through the front doors, but none of them budged. They didn’t leave my side until the bell rang, and even then, Zade stood in the hallway, waiting until I slipped into class before he walked away.By gym period, I th

AVAAlpha Thomas had everyone up before breakfast.His voice echoed through the whole place as he gave out orders like we were preparing for war. “We have to stay sharp and focused. Rogues don’t care if you’re tired or hungry. They’ll strike when you least expect it.”Nobody argued. The whole pack was already on edge.By the time I made it downstairs, the triplets were waiting for me in the training yard. Axel tossed me a water bottle, Roman stretched like he was ready to fight already, and Zade just gave me his usual nod. They all looked even more tense than usual, and I knew it wasn’t just because of training. Tomorrow was the full moon, and we could all feel the impending trouble in the air.“Are you ready?” Roman asked me.“Not really,” I admitted.“Well, that’s too bad since you’re stuck with us all morning,” he replied, smirking a little. Over the next few hours, we sparred, ran drills, and sprinted. Once Zade even screamed at me to keep my guard up. My muscles were burning,

AVAI ran forward without thinking and slammed my body into the first rogue that tried to come at me. He was big, but I was faster. I sank my claws into his back and bit into his shoulder. He screamed and tried to use his claws on me too, but I dodged and struck him down. My wolf felt wild—almost too wild, even—but I didn’t care.Another rogue tried to come at me from the side. But I quickly turned and sank my teeth into his leg. He went down hard, but not before he scratched my shoulder with his claws. Pain rushed through me, but adrenaline didn’t make me feel it too much. I slashed into him again, making sure he couldn’t get back up.Two down, I thought.But the rogues didn’t stop coming.Just then, another one slammed into me from the back before I’d even caught my breath. He was heavier and stronger, so he pinned me down to the ground. His jaws were just inches from my throat. I fought hard, clawed, and bit, but he just kept crushing me into the dirt. My chest heaved as I tried

AVAThe pack house was a mess. The sound of broken glass crunching under my shoes as I stepped inside filled my ears. The air was thick with the smell of blood and smoke. The sun had just risen, and everyone already looked drained. Pack members were limping in, and some were carrying others on their backs, while omegas rushed around with bandages and bowls of hot water. My stomach turned when I saw the amount of blood that was everywhere.I spotted Axel near the entrance. His arm had been wrapped in a cloth that was already soaked through with his blood. He was trying to brush off the healer who insisted he sit down. Typical Axel, I thought. He hated being fussed over.“Sit,” I told him firmly and pulled out a chair.He gave me a crooked smile. “You sound just like Zade.”“Then listen, before I yell at you like Zade would,” I joked. I grabbed the bandages the healer had dropped and knelt beside him.He sighed dramatically but sat down anyway. I carefully unwrapped the bloody cloth a