Semua Bab Runaway With The Alpha's Triplets : Bab 21 - Bab 30

MikaelaI just stood there, frozen spot. My feet wouldn’t move, my hands wouldn’t move, even my breath felt stuck in my chest.Lydia was over there talking to Declan. My son. My heart was racing so fast that I thought it might explode. What was she doing? What did she want talking to him?Should I run over and yank her away? My fingers twitched, it itched to do it. But no… no, that would be too violent. That was not me. I wasn't not a violent person. And the last thing I wanted was for my little boy to see me like that. To see me as someone who lost control.I stood there, trapped in my own hesitation.And then, as if the moon had answered my silent prayers, Declan’s eyes found me. "Mommy!" His eyes lit up as he shouted from across the hallMy sweet boy ran as fast as his little legs could carry him, and I bent down, scooping him into my arms.I laughed as I lifted him. I let out a soft chuckle that hid the panic still burning in my chest. To him, I was just being sweet, just his mo

Ryan“What are you doing in here?” her voice snapped through the air, sharp and suspicious. Like I had come here to steal.her lover's gloryI turned my head slowly, not even flinching. Honestly, I’d been expecting that question the second she walked through the door.“What are you doing here and where’s Tobias?” She repeated it, this time her tone was heavier. “Don’t know. Been waiting for him myself.” I shrugged, acting like it was nothing. Then I crossed my arms as I leaned against the desk like I had every right to be there “I need to discuss some… matters with him.”“How did you even get in here?” She asked as she narrowed her eyes at me like I’d just told her the moon was made of cheese. That made something snap in me. I straightened, glaring. “You ask a hell of a lot of questions, Mikaela.” My voice came out sharper than I meant but I didn’t bother softening it.She took a step closer, and for a second I thought she might actually push it further.“You know what? Forget it. I

LydiaHe’s hiding something. I know it. I can feel it in my gut, like a stone sitting there and refusing to move. Ryan is keeping something from me, and no matter how I spin it in my head, I can’t figure out what.I paced the bathroom tiles, my arms folded across my chest, chewing at my lower lip.What could it be? Was it… Mikaela?The thought made me angry. Was seeing her again after so many years, and now in another man’s arms, getting to him? Is that it? Is he still… in love with her?“No,” I whispered, shaking my head hard enough that strands of hair stuck to my damp face. “No. That’s impossible.”Ryan can’t still be in love with her. Not after everything. Not after me. He’s mine. Mine.My chest heaved as I gripped the edge of the sink. I wouldn’t let that bitch ruin my life. I had done so much, given up too much to have Ryan by my side. There’s no way in hell I’m letting Mikaela slither back in and steal him away.But still… I needed answers. I couldn’t keep walking around blind

MikaelaThe past few days went by in a blur. I spent most of my time in the hall room running around, organizing, checking, and rechecking everything Tobias had asked me to handle. Honestly, it was exhausting, but at the same time, I wanted everything to be perfect. Tobias had trusted me with this and I didn’t want to let him down.I made sure the tables were covered with white linens, neat and smooth. Ribbons tied around the chairs, candles placed in the right spots, trays ready for the food that would be coming later. Even the flowers matched perfectly with the theme I’d picked. I fussed over every detail until I was satisfied. If this party was going to celebrate an alliance, it needed to look like one.The truth? It also gave me some space away from Ryan. Since Tobias put me in charge of all this, I had an excuse to stay busy, to keep my mind on work instead of him. And for once, Ryan actually kept his word. He hadn’t come near me the last few days. Not a glance. Not a single whis

RyanI stood in front of the mirror, tugging at my tie until it sat just right. The dark suit hugged me the way it was supposed to, the blazer sharp enough to cut glass. My hair was slicked back, every strand where it needed to be. Tonight mattered and I wasn’t about to show up looking anything less than my best.A knock came at the door, and then Max, my beta, stepped in without waiting for me to answer. He always did that.“Alpha,” he said. “The pack members have started arriving.”“Good,” I said, adjusting the cuffs of my shirt. “Make sure they’re comfortable. Treated well. Don’t leave it to Monsoon. They won’t do a damn thing unless someone tells them exactly how.”Max smirked like he agreed, gave a small nod, and then slipped back out of the room.I looked back at the mirror, but this time my eyes shifted to the reflection behind me. Lydia stood there already dressed and ready. She was wearing a long red gown that clung to her figure in all the right places, the slit showing just