All Chapters of Mated To The Quadruplets Lycan Alphas : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Tristan’s POV“Can’t it wait? I have to go to Crescent Moon’s Pack—Rose has woken up,” I said, my voice sharp with urgency. Both my parents exchanged a glance that immediately made my chest tighten.“No, it can’t,” my father said, stepping forward with that commanding tone that always made it clear the discussion wasn’t optional.“So what is it?” I asked, already growing impatient.He sighed, rubbing the bridge of his nose. “I know you’re upset with your mother—and perhaps with me too—for what happened to Rose. But thankfully, she’s fine now. Still, don’t you think you should… reduce the time you spend with her? Especially now that she’s found her mates. Four of them.”I frowned slightly, feeling my heart tighten at his words. “Why? She’s my friend. I can still spend time with her.”“Son,” he said, his tone soft but steady, “you know you see her as more than just a friend. You locked yourself in your room for days when you found out she’d found her mates. You didn’t eat, didn’t drink,

Rose’s POVI woke up to the sweet, tantalizing aroma of something delicious, the scent filling every corner of the room and teasing my still-sleepy senses. My eyes fluttered open to the sight of my mates standing around the bed—each holding a tray of food and drink, their faces lit up with warm smiles.“Morning, mate,” they all greeted in unison.“Morning,” I replied, yawning softly as I stretched my arms. My body still carried the lingering ache from last night’s passion, every movement a reminder of the intensity we’d shared.“How do you feel about breakfast in bed?” Arman asked with a grin, and I blushed, completely caught off guard by the gesture.“Did you guys really prepare all this?” I asked, still in disbelief.“Yes,” they answered together.“Really? I didn’t know you brothers could cook.”Shirin chuckled. “There are many things you don’t know about us, love. Just know your time with us will be full of surprises.”“Well, if surprises come like this, then I’m definitely looking

Rose’s POVLaura and I were settled into a tent prepared just for the two of us. The space was surprisingly warm and cozy, with thick rugs spread across the floor and a soft glow from a lantern swinging gently overhead.“Stay here for now. We’ll come get you when our father is ready to see you,” Kavian said, his tone calm but protective. “In the meantime, is there anything you’d like me to get for you?”“No—wait, yes,” I replied, hesitating as a thought tugged at me.He arched a brow. “Okay, go ahead.”I glanced around, noting the nearby guards and wandering eyes. “Not here,” I said quietly.Kavian studied me for a second, then nodded. I took his hand and led him a short distance away, behind one of the larger tents where we could have some privacy. The sounds of the camp faded slightly, replaced by the steady rustle of the wind.“So,” he said softly, “what is it you want to ask?”I took a slow breath. “Is there something you’d like to tell me?”His brows furrowed. “I thought you were

Kavian’s POV I looked around and noticed all my brothers were still inside—except for Shirin. That could only mean one thing: Shirin was the one with Rose.Immediately, a strange wave of jealousy washed over me. It was ridiculous—I knew it was—but it didn’t stop the heat rising in my chest. She was his mate too, our mate. I thought I had gotten past this… that the possessive, selfish side of me had died the night we all mated her together. But clearly, I hadn’t. Because before I even realized what I was doing, I was already heading toward her tent, every step faster than the last, as if she were in danger and not simply… with him.I hadn’t even reached the tent when I heard her moans—soft, breathless sounds that sent a sharp twist through my chest. My heart clenched painfully, and I froze for a second, torn between turning back and pushing forward. I already knew what I was about to see, and I knew it wasn’t something I wanted to witness. But something inside me—something raw and ugl

Rose’s POV “What are you doing?” Kavian asked as he came closer, his deep voice pulling me out of my thoughts.“Mm… I’m looking for Laura. I don’t know where she slept,” I said distractedly, my mind still replaying the old lady’s strange words — sacrificial lamb. They lingered in my head like a whisper I couldn’t shake off, so much that I barely met Kavian’s eyes.“Laura slept in Shirin’s tent,” he said, then his gaze sharpened on me. “Is something wrong?”“Mm… that old lady—” I paused, then quickly waved it off. “Forget it, it’s nothing. Can you please take me to the tent?”He studied me for a moment, as if trying to read what I wasn’t saying, before nodding. “Alright, come with me.”He reached for my hand, and I slipped mine into his, resting it against his arm as we walked. His warmth was comforting, grounding me when my thoughts still felt clouded.“So,” he said after a pause, his tone casual but edged with something else. “How was your night?”The question made me glance up at hi