All Chapters of Three Alpha brothers and their virgin pet : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Teresa SIX YEARS AGO I pulled the sheet over my body as Keller planted a kiss on my chin. We had just gotten three rounds, and we thought it was enough at the moment. Kaela needed her parents for her fifth birthday. “We could do this all day,” Lynch said. “But someone’s got to be there for Kaela,” Bennett added. “And one day, we are going to have to make exceptions for you and Bennett,” Keller told Lynch. “About that,” I slid to a sitting position, pulling the bedsheet tighter around me. “How do we fix that?” The room went silent. It was a difficult topic of conversation, and from the look on their faces, I’m sure they always had it in mind but dreaded bringing up the matter. “Kaela sure needs a sibling,” Bennett said. “And we agreed before we got married that all of us wanted kids.” “We do need to schedule our sex lives to accommodate that,” Lynch added. “And having promised to stick together, I don’t know how exactly to go about that.” “We need a way then,” I said. “This

TeresaAfter much resistance, Lynch finally agreed to have the conversation with me. Keller wasn’t back from school with Kaela, and Bennett had gone to goddess-knows-where, Lynch and I decided not to have the conversation where Keller, Bennett, or Clara would run into any of us.I led Lynch to the roof, where a lavish lounge was waiting. Keller and his brothers thought we should have a family lounge on the roof, free from the chaos of the Alpha house we dwelt in, and restricted the maids from coming up there. Only one maid was tasked in taking care of the place and she would always get her keys from Keller in the morning and in the evenings. I let us in with my key and headed towards one of the sofas, sinking into it.“Gods, I’m so tired,” I said.“We all have bad days,” Lynch said.“What?” I blinked.“You seem to be having a bad day,” he added. “But I understand if you want to keep it all to yourself.” I looked at Lynch for a moment before tearing my gaze away. Only if it were t

Kaela As the car slowed to a stop before Berkeley High, I pulled at the door but it wouldn’t bulge. “Mom, the door is locked,” she cried. “Mark, unlock the door,” Mommy said to the chauffeur. He grunted something incoherent before I heard a small click. Before Mommy could say anything else, I was out of the car, running towards the school entrance, leaving her shouts behind me. Yesterday was the only tolerable day I had at this goddamned hell I called school. I’d begged mother to have me homeschooled, but she wouldn’t let me. According to her, I had to get some social skills so that I can relate better with people. To hell with social skills. The teachers on the other hand acted as if I was untouchable. Since they knew I was the daughter of an alpha, I never got to experience what my true effort looked like. It was unmerited help and assistance everywhere I looked, and I hated the whole thing. I hated this school I hated my life. But apparently, all of that was of lea

KaelaWith my bag fully slung over my shoulders, I headed out of the school building and into the road. My mother may not want to listen to me, but I was also fed up with this hellish school either way. I’m going to get home and let her know my intentions.Then it occurred to me. If I headed home, I’d have her to deal with, and I’m not exactly in the mood to deal with her nagings. I changed my route and headed into the woods. It was a smart plan, and it keeps me away from the entire noise. It hides me from her, from my fathers, from the school and gives me complete peace.That was all that mattered.That was the most important.I trudged in through the thick woods, my boots crunching little rocks and debris as I went. The smell of pine and wet earth filled my nostrils, and the chirping of birds filled my ears in the distance.The sun rays were having a difficult time straying through the thick branches of the woods, and the slightly cold air and eerie silence, interrupted by bird ch

Teresa“Find Kaela, now!” I screamed at the team of maids I met in the front yard.Everywhere was in utter chaos because of Kaela, and still, there was no sign of her. We’ve searched the school. I threatened the teachers, hoping they’d let something drop, but nothing. To my utmost amazement, they didn't know at all.I wondered about all the possible worst experiences. I didn’t believe that Kaela walked away from school herself. Could she have been kidnapped? Have the sins I committed in my youth come back for me? Was the goddess angry at me and chose to take the child away? I had no answer to those questions.I looked this way and that way, and everyone was busy. The head guard was making a call to the security intelligence. I turned away from the group and headed to one of the large windows of the lounge that gave a clear view of the open hallway, threading my hand through my hair.My chest tightened with every second that we hadn’t found Kaela, and I desperately wanted to shout, but