All Chapters of Three Alpha brothers and their virgin pet : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

TERESA Another week had passed and the brothers were still as ever before but they were doing a good job covering it up with the time they dedicated for training. While I on the other hand, had either been in their bed most of the time or I was out visiting Lynch. "Why do I feel like I'm about to be ambushed?" I muttered, staring at the strangers who stepped into my room with wide smiles and suitcases that looked way too heavy to be ordinary. "Ambushed? Oh no, sweetheart. You should think of this as a transformation,” One of the women laughed lightly. I blinked at her, then at the man dragging in a large rolling case of brushes, powders, and boxes. My eyes darted back to the woman and I still couldn't believe what was happening. "Transformation? Into what, exactly?" "Into the star of tonight," she replied, as if that explained anything. My stomach knotted and my face fell. Tonight? Star? I pushed back from the bed slowly. "Wait. Where are Keller and Bennett? Why didn’t t

TERESA The dinner was wonderful, and I prayed deeply that it would turn out to be something that happened frequently. We were back home in no time yet I was still smiling sheepishly when I remembered how Bennett treated me like a queen. The night still clung to my skin and I still could not shake it off. The glow of candles, Bennett’s laughter and the taste of rich food I was not used to were still stuck in my memory. I was still holding on to that fragile warmth when reality slammed back into me with Keller’s restless steps across the foyer. "Why is Keller pacing like that?" I asked the moment we walked through the front doors. He looked up sharply the second he heard my voice and his eyes flashed across us. "Finally! You two are back! Do you two even know what time it is?" He asked and Bennett frowned. None of us were in the mood for whatever stunt he was trying to pull off. "What is going on?" Bennett asked and Keller stopped pacing but didn’t sit. His fists curled

MILINDA I was supposed to be happy and having a good time because of the special treatment that Alpha Brock was showering me with. But…the reverse was the case. "Why does she still breathe the same air as me?" I muttered under my breath as I sat before the mirror. The reflection staring back at me was painted in perfection. My hair was brushed smooth, my skin glowed from the expensive oils Brock provided, and the soft gown draped over me was finer than anything I used to own. Everything around me screamed luxury. Was it the silk sheets, the jeweled hairpins or the gold trinkets that Brock placed in my hand without hesitation? It was everything I once dreamed of and I loved it. I admired it even. So why was I not happy? I knew the answer before anything could leave my mouth. It was because of Teresa. Everything happening to me was because of her! Even when I sat wrapped in comfort, she was the thorn scratching at my peace. She lurked around this house, closer to my sons

TERESA I hated to see the light of another day and it was not because I was tired of living. Things were already getting out of control and I was involved in it. I already prepared with the brothers, and we planned to go on another journey to find the one Getta spoke about. But when we got out, we were stopped by guards requesting our presence in old Brock's study. "You are not serious. You can't be serious!” The words spilled from Keller’s mouth before I could even blink. His voice thundered against the walls of the study like a storm breaking through the atmosphere. Bennett was beside him, his arms folded tight across his chest and his eyes locked on Brock. The two of them stood like tall walls with their shields ready before the blow even came. I stayed frozen near the door, my stomach tightening as the meaning of Brock’s words dug deeper. He was too calm and he sat in his chair with his fingers steepled, like this was nothing more than business. Milinda stood bes

TERESA I stayed in my room for three straight hours. By the time I was ready to leave, I didn't expect any of them to still be there. No sane person would. But somehow, I thought of speaking to them. "You stayed," I said in shock as soon as I opened the door. Bennett and Keller both lifted their heads at the same time. Their backs were against the wall, sitting right outside my room like two stubborn guards. Bennett exhaled and stood first. "Of course we stayed. You think we would just leave you here to cry alone? We gave you our words already and we stuck to it." Keller stretched his legs and rose slowly, his arms crossing over his chest. “Not a chance. We told you, Teresa, we are not going anywhere unless you come with us." My throat tightened. For three long hours, I was trapped in that room, pacing around, crying my eyes out and breaking apart. And yet, here they were. Both of them kept waiting for us, refusing to move even when I yelled at them earlier to go. "You