Lahat ng Kabanata ng Three Alpha brothers and their virgin pet : Kabanata 71 - Kabanata 80

Keller To say Bennett was locked away was an understatement. The young man was out of reach emotionally. He was the one who’d reach out to check on me, but ever since we returned from Getta, the young man had been locked out.The man was far away from me.I’d lost contact with Lynch. Then Teresa. Now, Bennett was attempting to pull away. I wasn’t going to let that happen.“What the hell is wrong with you, man?” I’d found him in the house gym, looking for god knows what.He didn’t reply immediately. He crossed the room, picked up a hand towel, dusted it, then walked across. He was going to walk past me when I blocked his path.“I was talking to you, Bennnett,” I frowned.He sighed. “We all have a lot of things going on, and I have quite a lot on my mind.”“You have someone to share it with,” I shot back.“Who?”“Me.”He laughed. The dry kind that comes with no emotions at all. It felt forced.“You say that like you’ve got no problems of your own,” he replied.I glared at him. “We all

KellerWhen we arrived at Getta’s place, she was pounding something on a small mortar. She didn’t even bother to look at us.Bennett gently laid the guard, wrapped in a white material, over a wooden bed in a corner. With Getta pounding, I didn’t need a soothsayer to tell me that she knew we were coming. “You responded to my message rather promptly,” Getta transferred the content of all she boiled into a small cauldron. With a snap of her fingers, a small fire appeared beneath the cauldron. Then she turned to us. “Was it because of the young man?” I shrugged, then turned to Bennett.“Keller told me you wanted to see us,” He said simply.“The boy will live,” Getta said, crossing the room to a line of shelves. She plucked a small bottle and returned to her Cauldron.“He will?” Bennett almost jumped. I turned to him casually. “What? Did you think we’d return with a corpse?”Bennett turned to me with that stupid grin on his face. The kind he was always fond of having. “This is good. Yo

Teresa Aside from the constant reminder of my lost wolf, I’d have assumed I was living fine. My eyes were fully healed, and I knew it was four days, because I was counting the rotation of the dumb guards. Once they made a switch, the new ones would unlock the iron door and glance at me like I was an animal they must ensure never escaped.The luna, on the other hand, didn’t stop visiting. Each time, she brought more food and herbs, making me take the ones that I’d refuse to take on a normal day.“You’re cut off from your wolf,” she’d say. “The best you can do is to survive at all costs. And you need enough food and herbs. Focus on recovering.”Sometimes I’d argue with her. Other times, when I didn’t feel like it, I’d let her play her game. After all, she was looking out for my own good. My strength had returned, but the weakness and the hollow that came from being locked away from that room because I couldn’t reach out to my wolf were still there.Since the last incident, Oris hadn’

LynchMy mother had forged a sand glass from magic, and that was how she checked the time here. But the problem was that the sand glass method was incredibly difficult for me to keep up with, so I gave up entirely on using it. Technically, I didn’t know how long I had spent here, but my Elyria claimed I had spent a week. That should scare me, except that it didn’t, and the reason was simple. I had no clue on how to get out of this shit hole—or other dimension, as Keller and Bennett called it. I was still in Eclipse Hollow. I desperately wanted to get out, but I couldn’t. And around here, might is of little essence. It was as if every essence of being around breathed magic. My mother had walked into the cave that afternoon with three ladies like her, one of them, a little younger than me, carrying a stack of books. I blinked.I didn’t believe there were supposed to be books here. I thought we were literally dead—for them that were dead.“Lynch,” my mother called as they walked

KellerWhen I arrived deep in the woods, I wanted to shift in; the sun had given up on heat. I threw my bag of clothes at a tree and glanced around. Better to be ready than not be ready at all. If I successfully shift today, I’ll need some other clothes to change into. After another glance around my environment, I decided it was time to do this. I closed my eyes and tried to reach out to my core, but I couldn’t reach anything. The anger from the thing Tiara told me about the warriors fueled me, but nothing. I sat on the root of another tree, opposite the one where my bag was lying, and shut my eyes again. I can reach out to this if I paid more attention. One thing is certain: it’s either I shift into my wolf form, or I remain stuck here. I closed my eyes, leaning against the tree trunk, and tried to reach for my core, and met nothing but hollowness. It was aggravating, but I didn’t give up. I didn’t stop. Nothing good comes easily. I need to reach a little more, to try to gras