All Chapters of Three Alpha brothers and their virgin pet : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

TERESA"What are you doing here?" I was asked and the sharp voice hit me like a slap before I even saw them. I froze, my fingers brushing over the edge of the stone bench in the garden.The peace I was looking for was already slipping away. I turned, and three maids stood there, eyes scanning me like I was some dirt kept on a clean floor."This part of the pack house isn’t for strays," the tallest one said, crossing her arms and I frowned. I still couldn't understand what she meant by that but still I maintained my cool. “I’m not a stray." My voice came out calmer than I felt, but my heart was already picking up speed.They exchanged smirks and shook their heads. The second one stepped forward, with her chin lifted. "Then what are you? A pet? A… side project?" She asked and the third one laughed under her breath. “Maybe she’s just here to sniff around. You know how the outsiders get when they smell power,” the third commented and I rolled my eyes. "You have no idea what you are

TERESA"Do you ever feel like you are being pulled somewhere, even when your body refuses to move?" I asked myself in particular and I couldn't stop it. My eyes were fixed on the canopy of trees above, though I was not really seeing them. I was lying on my side, trying to rest, but rest didn’t come.The campfire flickered faintly a few feet away, its glow weak against the darkness pressing in from every angle. Keller and Bennett were gone, somewhere in the woods, checking for any sign of danger.My chest rose and fell, slow but restless, because no matter how tightly I shut my eyes, that tug inside me kept getting stronger.I didn't know what to do. I was alone at this point and I began to regret why I agreed to remain here without them. I bit my lip, whispering into the stillness. "Lynch… is that you?" I asked again, my heart hammering greatly against my chest and the air shifted.I sat up and my pulse raced. That strange pull was back but it was heavier now. It felt like invis

TERESA"How much longer do we walk before my legs fall off?" I groaned, trying to protect myself even though I thought no one could hear me. My throat burned and my stomach twisted, and every step felt like dragging chains across the earth.But of course, Keller’s head turned a little, his eyes flicking back at me. My heart jumped inside my chest and I tried to hold myself down. Did he hear me? I bit my lip quickly and looked away, pretending like I said nothing.The morning was usually quiet except for the crunch of our boots against the dirt and the faint rustle of leaves above. Finally, I was back in my body, but it felt heavier than before. Every step I took reminded me that I was getting fragile and weak. My hunger gnawed at me, clawing from the inside, but I kept silent.I didn’t want to say anything and I also didn’t want to ask.What if they laughed? What if they got annoyed? What if they told me Omegas don’t deserve food before warriors eat?So, I stayed quiet and I pr

TERESA"Did you hear that?" I asked, rolling my eyes as my voice became so thin like a fragile glass. The answer came before either of them could speak and I shivered. It was a howl. A low, sharp howl that was filled with hunger. It stretched across the dark forest, scraping the sky. My blood froze and I began to shake in fear. Another howl followed, then another and I couldn't take it anymore. They were close! They were too close.Keller’s hand instantly pressed to his sword and his jaw tightened. "Rogues!" He blurted out and Bennett cursed under his breath. "Of course. As if this night was not cursed enough already."I wanted to say something that would get us out of this place. Anything at all but my throat closed, surprisingly. My heart slammed against my ribs so hard that I thought it would break free.The shadows between the trees moved and we all knew that it wasn't the wind. There were dozens of wolves. Each of them, slipping from the dark.Their eyes glowed wildly an

TERESA "Where am I?" I asked no one in particular. The place I was in felt so strange and the worst part was my head was pounding like drums. My body felt so heavy and my chest ached with every breath I took in. I opened my eyes, and what I saw made no sense. There was a bed, sheets, four walls and a candle glowing on a desk. This felt like a bedroom. I sat up too quickly and almost threw up from the spinning in my head. My last memory was fog. It was a cold, heavy and choking fog and Keller stepped forward when I begged him not to. Then I felt nothing all of a sudden. "This isn’t real," I whispered to myself. "We were in the woods. This isn’t real." The door creaked open and I jumped, my heart leaping into my throat. An old woman walked in. Her gray hair was tied neatly, her eyes sharp but she didn't look unkind. She looked at me and smiled like she was expecting me. "You are awake," she said calmly and I pressed myself back against the bed. "Who are you?" I a