Lahat ng Kabanata ng Driving The Alpha' Brothers Crazy : Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

Audrey's POVI woke up to someone pounding on my bedroom door at five in the morning."Up and at 'em, princess!" Luca's voice was way too cheerful for this ungodly hour. "Training starts in ten minutes."I groaned into my pillow. "It's still dark outside!""Best time to shift. Less people to see if you lose control and go feral." His tone was light, but I caught the underlying concern. "Come on, Sutton. Don't make me come in there.""My name is Audrey," I muttered, dragging myself out of bed. "And if you come in here, I'm throwing something at your head.""Looking forward to it," he called back, sounding amused.Twenty minutes later, I was standing in the academy's private training grounds wearing leggings and a sports bra, shivering in the pre-dawn chill while Luca circled me like a predator assessing prey."Shifting isn't about force," he said, moving behind me. "It's about letting go. Trusting your wolf.""Easy for you to say. You've been shifting since you were twelve.""And you'r

Adrian's POVI ran until my lungs burned and my paws bled.It didn't matter. Nothing could outrun the image seared into my brain—Sutton under that car, kissing Theo like he was oxygen and she was drowning.The worst part? I understood it. Theo was charming, easy, the kind of wolf who made everything seem simple. Not complicated and messy like me. Not weighed down by years of anger and regret and wanting something so badly it felt like dying.I pushed harder, letting my wolf take over completely. He was furious too, howling his rage at the moon. *Mine,* he snarled. *She's ours. Always been ours.*But she wasn't. Not really. Not when her magic responded to all three of us. Not when I'd seen the way she looked at Luca during training, or the way she softened around Theo.I was losing her before I'd ever really had her.A howl cut through the forest behind me—not threatening, but pleading. Sutton's wolf, calling me back.I skidded to a stop in a moonlit clearing, my chest heaving. Every i

Audrey's POVSo here's a fun fact nobody tells you about having three supernatural boyfriends—or whatever the hell they were: you spend a truly alarming amount of time trying not to die.Also, library research is way less sexy than romance novels make it seem."This book smells like something died in it," I complained, wrinkling my nose as I flipped through a leather-bound tome that had probably been ancient when my great-great-grandmother was born. "Like, recently died. And then was resurrected just to die again.""That's probably because it's bound in actual skin," Theo said cheerfully from across the table, not looking up from his own decrepit manuscript. "See the texture? Definitely skin."I dropped the book with a yelp. "You could have led with that information!""Where's the fun in that?" His grin was absolutely unrepentant."I hate you," I muttered, using a pencil to nudge the book away like it might bite me."No you don't." Theo's eyes sparkled with mischief. "You think I'm ch

Audrey's POVI found Luca in his room an hour after he'd stormed out, sitting on the edge of his bed with his head in his hands."Hey," I said softly from the doorway.He looked up, and the raw emotion in his amber eyes made my chest ache. "Hey yourself.""Can I come in?"He nodded, and I closed the door behind me, suddenly very aware that we were alone for the first time since... well, since everything had gotten complicated."I'm sorry," we both said at the same time.That broke the tension. Luca's mouth quirked in something almost like a smile. "You don't have anything to apologize for.""Neither do you." I moved closer, perching on the bed beside him. "You were right. We've been keeping secrets, sneaking around. That's not how this is supposed to work.""I was being a jealous asshole," Luca countered. "Adrian's right—what happens between you and him is private until you want to share it. I don't get to demand full access to every moment of your life just because my wolf has decide

Audrey's POVThe Pack Council chamber looked exactly like something out of a supernatural horror movie—all dark wood paneling, ancient tapestries depicting wolf battles, and seven stern-faced elders sitting in high-backed chairs that probably cost more than my entire college tuition.I stood in the center of the room, flanked by my three mates, trying very hard not to throw up on the marble floor."This is a terrible idea," I muttered under my breath."Too late now," Luca murmured back, his hand finding mine. Through the bond, I felt his steady confidence, his absolute certainty that we were doing the right thing.Adrian stood on my other side, his beta instincts on high alert, scanning the room for threats. Theo was behind me, close enough that I could feel his warmth, his usual playfulness replaced by focused intensity.The head elder—the same silver-haired woman who'd delivered my mate-or-die ultimatum at the party—leaned forward in her chair. "Sutton Warner, also known as Audrey.