All Chapters of Her Triplet Alpha’s Game: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Wayland’s POV“What happened?” I asked as I turned my attention to Ella who was still sitting next to the pool. The way Ava had stormed off left me bewildered and lost for words. She had never reacted that way before. Whatever happened between them had sent her overboard and I had to find out what was wrong. “We got into a small discussion, she got mad over something insignificant and then she left.” Ella narrated as she shrugged before pushing past me and making her way into the house. “We have a problem on our hands, Jake.” James began. “Never in my wildest dreams did I see it coming but it has and now, we need to find a solution as fast as we can before it spirals out of control.” “Did you manage to figure out what the small talk they had was all about?” Jason asked, raising his eyebrows at Jake. “Don’t look at me like that, man. Ella didn’t tell me anything and I couldn’t bring myself to visit Ava before she does something worse to me.” “We can’t afford to deal with somethi

Ava’s POVAs a young girl growing up in the pack, I always felt like the black sheep. I was different, and I knew it. Maybe it was my black hair and golden eyes that stood out amongst all the other wolves, or maybe it was the fact that I always felt more comfortable with books than with the pack's usual activities. Nonetheless, I never thought they would hate me so much.Everything changed when I was caught in a room with a rogue. Nothing happened, I swear, but they didn't believe me. They called me the whore of the pack, disgusting, and accused me of sleeping with him. From that moment on, I was shunned by everyone. No one wanted to be seen with me, talk to me, or acknowledge my existence.I didn’t want to admit it at first but I believed that my fortunes would change when the triplet desired me and while it took me a while to come to terms with the fact that they truly wanted me, I eventually did. Jake promised me that Ella would be gone and true to his promise, I woke up the next

Ava’s POV“I’m only passing by and I’m not a trespasser. If you want me to leave, I’ll leave but I don’t want any trouble.” I said, my voice shaking with fright. I was at their mercy and they could decide to harm me. Rogues had a lust for blood and it wasn’t hidden, I could see it in the way their eyes were fixed on me.“I thought about punishing you but I’ve been doing that for years and it seems that it isn’t reflecting on me the way I want it to anymore. So no, I’m not letting you leave. I want to have fun with you instead.” His smile was sinister. “Look, you don’t need to do this. I bring no trouble.” I pleaded, my eyes darting around, looking for a way to escape. “I came up with a new way to torture my captives. I know what I’m about to do will ruin you and you’ll beg me to kill you and nothing would give me greater joy.” What was he talking about? I was yet to understand the sick game he was trying to play with me but I wasn’t interested in any of it. I didn’t risk escaping

Ava’s POVI hesitated before responding. I knew that revealing my true identity could be dangerous, but I also knew that I was in no position to lie. “Like I said, my name is Ava and I am from the Wayland pack.” My voice was barely above a whisper.Lukan's eyes glowed with anger for a second before it faded away, “That pack has an unhealthy reputation for being cruel to those they deem unworthy. Did they do something to you?" He raised a brow. His words hit close to home. I shifted uncomfortably in my seat. His gaze and everyone else’s around the table were on me, so I had to answer. I sighed before I spoke up, “I am an omega who was born a bastard and I grew up with a scandalous reputation. I was once caught with a rogue alone in a room, and immediately got branded as the slut of the pack without getting a chance to explain myself no matter how hard I tried to say my part of the story. Even though nothing happened between the rogue and me, wherever I went, I was treated badly. I w

Ava’s POVI could feel the tears brimming at the back of my eyes, threatening to drop. I knew my mother had a difficult life in the Wayland pack but I never knew the buildup to it and now, I know how it all started. “Aunt Moria — your mother’s disappearance weighed on us for a long time and even though we reluctantly accepted that she was dead and we flushed out nearly all the Rogues in the area as retribution for her death, we didn’t quite feel fulfilled and my mother — behind everyone’s back — continued to search for her.” Lukan continued. “She did?” I hadn’t been expecting that. “My mother was quite stubborn and she never believed that her sister was dead until she saw a body. One fateful night 18 years ago, we got a letter from Moria that she was pregnant and she needed help to be rescued because her life was in danger and she had no one else to turn to. We were skeptical about believing the news because we’ve been subject to several pranksters trying to use her disappearance t