All Chapters of Three Alpha brothers and their virgin pet : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Teresa “What the hell are you doing, Keller?” I asked him, overtaken by shock. He smiled. “Asking you to be my Luna. What every gentleman who’s going to become an Alpha in a week's time should do.” “Are you out of your mind?” “Excuse me?” “I thought we were all bonded together by fate and the blessing of the moon goddess?” I continued. “Why then do you want to covet me—to become yours?” “I—” he looked at the ring, struggling to look at me. “This is crazy,” Bennett snapped. “First, I thought it was about him doing it behind our backs. Now, he has the guts to do it before us.” “Bennett, can you just… shut up?” “I won’t!” Bennett roared. “You saw it happen right before your eyes! This punk just tried to propose to you. He just did, with all of us watching! What does that say of him.” Keller rose on his feet, turned to Bennett and exploded. “I will not tolerate such condescending coming from you, brother,” Keller snapped. “You’ve been the one acting all the good guy, using it

Teresa I led the brothers to my room. When they walked in, Bennett closed the door with a soft click, and joined the brothers who perched on the bed around me. For a moment I didn’t speak. My mind travelled back to how all of these began. I knew that grief had a way of bringing in bad energy, but it didn’t occur to me that the bad energy would come after my relationship. And everything all began when the curse was lifted. Because of the curse, we all stuck together. There was no way someone could have their way or do anything whatever without the others knowing. While that looked like a good thing, it was also risky. If at all someone killed me, they’d die too. If I feel pain, they feel it too. When the curse was lifted, life became a little bit easier. But the ease soon grew into a brawl. The bond was now normal. If any of them chose to walk away, nothing would go wrong. Any of the brothers could reach out to me through the mindlink, and the others wouldn’t know about

Teresa I crumpled the last paper into a ball and threw it into the trash basket beside me. I was trying to prepare a suitable note for my husbands to commemorate twelve years together as married couples, but the words weren’t flowing as I wanted. I leaned back in the desk chair in my room, turning it this way and that way as I stared at the reflection of the Luna who stared back at me. The woman who had gone through a lot but was still standing, despite it all. The woman who had burned because of a rivalry she knew nothing about, yet she was standing. With the brothers, they were able to improve the pack and embrace the developing civilization that the world had to offer, bringing it into the pack. They were ahead in all ramifications, with nothing stopping them at all. I yawned and sat up, pulling another sheet of paper. Picking my pen, my hand hovered, waiting for words to come. But my brain went blank. I closed my eyes, leaning back with a groan. When I opened my eyes,

TeresaI stumbled into my room and slammed the door shut, resting by back against the door and closing my eyes.The tears came running and I didn’t stop it. Everything was my fault. I was always fond of getting Kaela angry, and I’d done it again. Even today of all days, I pissed her off.I swore that I wouldn't be the mother that Milinda was to me, and I strived to please Kaela, but she was making it difficult for me. I tried not to think of Milinda and the way she treated me growing up.There was nothing wrong I was doing to her. I was doing what every Luna would do. Arrange for her fit checks, hire a dance tutor to show her the way of the floor and be the mom she could reach out to.Still, it’s as if she didn’t regard all of my actions.“Do I have to have three fathers? It doesn’t even make sense. What do I tell my friends?” She’d told me a couple of times.I understood that the mating system gave me three husbands, but I didn’t seal my fate. The goddess did. It wasn’t my fault.

TeresaI offered Kaela my hand. “You won’t have to face all of that alone.”She looked at my hand for a moment, then looked away. “You know, Mom, you don’t have to go through all of that trouble because I’m with you. By staying away, I save you from all of that.”“And then you don’t get to celebrate the best day of your parents’ lives?” I added. “No way in hell. No one would stop you from doing what you want, or being where you have to be. Not under my watch.”She hesitated, looking at my hand. I could see the conflict at war on her face, considering whether she should follow her mother or reject the offer.Finally, she took my hand. “Okay, mom.”We swung a little more in silence before I stepped down, helping her down.Together, we walked into the bustling ballroom.The current music had just come to an end and some of the heads turned in our direction as we walked in. “Hello Kaela,” one of the guests said, then looked up to meet my face and he pulled back, almost stumbling. Kaela s