All Chapters of The triplets who claimed me : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Chapter 22Soraya's POVThat night we didn't sleep like Silas had ordered us not to. Even the food we ate, nobody complimented it. Not because it wasn't delicious but we were too focused, paying attention to every little sound.We didn't want to be caught off guard. We wanted to be ready when Rico would barge in but it's almost dawn and we haven't seen any sign of him.The snarling had also stopped. Thank goodness Silas himself noticed some movements in the forest when they pretended to take the trash out.Else, they might have painted Jax and I delusional."I'm tired of waiting." Lucius groaned."Same here but we have no choice than to wait." Silas cautioned him."Exactly, if we go out there to attack them, Rico would be informed and we have failed this mission. Meaning we will have to start all over again." Jax joined in."When is the Rico guy coming then? I can barely keep my eyes open as it is." I complained."I told you to sleep earlier, Soraya. I told you, we were going to wake

Chapter 24Silas' POVI wanted nothing more than to kill him at that moment. All the rage and hatred that I have felt for him for years is starting to seep out.But he didn't beg for his life, I knew he wouldn't beg. But I still hoped to listen to his pleas. I wanted him to beg for his life, stare at me like I was the only one that could save him.But all he is looking back at me with is a smirk etched on his face."Are you okay?" I heard Jax ask as he stood beside me. Soraya and Lucius also approached us.I nodded. "Yeah, I'm good.""What are you waiting for, Silas?" Rico demanded. "Pull the trigger, just like I pulled the trigger on your father."I took a deep breath in, I wasn't going to let him get to me. He was trying to get on my nerves and I'm not going to allow that."Here." I handed Jax the gun. "Pull the trigger, I can't."I just can't, I didn't want to kill him. I wanted to torture him, chop his fingers one after the other. Gorge his eyes out, pull out his teeth and see if

Chapter 26Soraya's POV"What the fuck, Soraya!" I heard someone shout from inside my sleep. I groaned, opening my eyes to see who the person was. "Why are you shouting?" I asked, my voice raspy from sleep."Do you guys see this?" Lucius asked, gesturing to something on my face."See what?" I asked, looking at him dumbfounded."What happened to your eye, Soraya?" Silas asked.My eyes? There is nothing wrong with my eyes, I can see them... Oh, now I know what they are talking about."Are you going to say something? Did you bump into a tree in the middle of the night or what?" Jax demanded."...I... Umm, I kind of did this myself." I stuttered out."You what?" Lucius snapped."Look, I was just trying to make it look more convincing and it doesn't hurt, trust me." I rushed out."Have you seen it? Your eye looks like it's about to bulge out of its socket." Jax shouted."Relax, I can assure you it's nothing extra." I assured."I don't like where this is going. You never said anything abo

Chapter 28Silas' POV I sat in front of my laptop, trying to make sense of what I was seeing. I have been staring at my laptop for quite some time now, finding what I was seeing unbelievable."There is something you guys should definitely know." I blurted out, my eyes still fixed on the laptop but I could now feel Lucius and Jax's eyes on me."What's that?" Lucius asked."Something is weird." I stated. "Remember how we had journeyed from our secret cabin to fighting through territories and even getting attacked on the way.""Yes, I don't think we can erase that memory away from our head." Jax said."At least not anytime soon." Lucius added. "So what's the weird thing?""I just found out something about the conspiracy and the person involved will shock you guys to the core.""Stop beating around the bush, Silas and jump straight to the point." Jax grunted. "Who is behind the conspiracy?""Soraya's mother." I let out."What?" Lucius gasped. "Did I just hear you say Soraya's mother?" "

Chapter 30Soraya's POV I could swear my heart stopped. In a fraction of a second, my survival instincts kicked in, and I ducked under the heavy oak desk still holding a part of the blueprint.With my other hand, I desperately reached up, guiding the hidden panel back into place beneath the drawer. Heavy footsteps echoed through the hardwood floor. My lungs burned as I clamped my mouth shut, holding my breath so tightly my chest throbbed. The footsteps moved closer, and through the narrow gap beneath the wood, I saw the dark brown sole of my father’s shoes stop barely two feet away from my face.I closed my eyes, my pulse hammering so loudly in my ears I was terrified he would hear it.Above me, a drawer slid open. I heard the rustle of papers, followed by the sharp, metallic *click* of a key turning in a lock.He stayed there for what felt like an eternity, and I was scared I would faint before he left.However, the drawer slammed shut then the boots turned, walking back toward