Todos los capítulos de Her Triplet Alpha’s Game: Capítulo 41 - Capítulo 50

Ava’s POV“What?” Beta Joshua yelled.And for the first time tonight, I saw him lose his composure. “You heard me and the law has been passed.” Jake said, dismissing his tantrum. “I will not sit back and let it happen. I swear on my life! You can’t take everything I’ve worked hard for over the past three decades!” He yelled again. “If you say so.” Jake shrugged and the next thing I saw was him and his brothers unloading on Beta Joshua. They took turns in beating him to a pulp, unleashing their pent up rage on him. The room was turning into a bloodied mess but they kept at it and I got worried that they would kill him before we even had the chance to. “That’s enough.” Lukan ordered and that was when they stopped.Lukan was older and he controlled a much bigger pack, so it was no surprise that they would listen to him. “Is he dead?” I asked, staring at Beta Joshua’s motionless body lying on the floor in a pool of his own blood. Jake shrugged and kicked Beta Joshua hard in the ribs

Ava’s POVI walked into the conference room and I found Lukan locked in a deep conversation with a couple of stern-looking men who I hadn’t seen around before. I couldn’t tell if they belonged to our forces or if they were emissaries on a mission from a neighboring pack but I could swear that they looked familiar. As soon as Lukan sensed my presence, he signaled for me to take a seat before returning his attention to the men speaking in hushed tones but I could still sense the urgency laced in their voices. Lukan wore a rather relaxed look on his face and if I didn’t know him any better, it was only a facade to hide his true expressions. I didn’t need to take two glances at him to know he wasn’t pleased with whatever they were saying to him.I focused my attention on the ceiling, counting the number of squares each row had while waiting for the meeting to be dismissed. It was uncouth to eavesdrop and rather than leave, I would rather keep myself occupied with something else.There w

Ava’s POVWe made our way into the court and I was surprised by the sheer size of it. The courthouse stood as a bastion of justice, its imposing facade a masterclass in neoclassical grandeur. The gleaming white stone columns rose like sentinels, supporting the pediment above, where intricately carved figures of the past Alphas gazed out overlooking the pack.In all my years here in the pack, not once did I come here because I was of the notion that if I ever set foot here, I would leave in chains and be thrown into the dungeons. It seemed stupid—I know that—but after being harassed for my life, the slightest thing made me scared and made me think about my life and the worst possible outcome. As members of the pack climbed the broad steps and spoke in hushed tones, the massive wooden doors swung open, revealing a soaring atrium bathed in natural light. The high ceiling, adorned with delicate plasterwork and gilded moldings, seemed to stretch up to the sky as if it wanted to touch i

Ava’s POV“I don’t know if you’ve noticed but a couple of the respective heads of the influential houses aren’t present. They’re being represented by their offspring and it’s that way because I took care of a couple of the bad eggs and the others were too tricky for me to handle within a short period.” Lukan said. “Are you trying to pull our legs or something?” Jake asked, sounding incredulous. If it were any other person, I’d have instantly doubted this story and demanded evidence but it was Lukan. He wasn’t one to tell jokes over a serious issue and if he said he did, then he did. “I’ve taken care of most of the problems on the panel so you have nothing to worry about. I have no room for backdoor drama, Alphas. I came here for Joshua and I’m going to get my hands on him no matter what and if anyone stands in my way, they will go down with him. And that includes everyone and by everyone, I mean everyone.” Lukan said. Out of respect, we weren't going to admit it and assume that wa

Ava’s POV“What is that supposed to mean?” Jason blurted out. I heard a slight tremor in his voice. If you weren’t paying attention, you would miss it. I sighed when I heard it and if I did, Beta Joshua was sure to have heard it as well and that may prove to be a problem because as soon as he smelled blood, he would go in for the kill. I wasn’t overly worried because I was putting my truth in Lukan and his wolves who I’m sure were on high alert and the watch for any unusual activity happening in or out of the courthouse. “You wanted to hear a confession, didn’t you?” Beta Joshua laughed. “I’m about to give you a confession.” Jake held Jason’s hand to stop him from saying anything else, much to my relief. If Beta Joshua wanted to talk, he had every right to until he was done speaking. “I’m sure that everyone sitting here today is eager to hear any more confessions that you’re yet to tell us about,” Jake said. “In essence, the floor is yours and we’re looking forward to hearing eve