All Chapters of THE TRIPLET ALPHAS’ HUMAN MATE : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

WARNING: MATURE CONTENT.AVA’S POV. Night fell and contrary to what Dante thinks I had an amazing dinner with Piper and she wasn't scary at all. She was a regular visitor and came to this Village whenever life became stressful. Piper came with her boyfriend, both of them gym instructors, which explained their impressive physique.After a refreshing shower, I slipped into a pair of panties and a long t-shirt. As soon as I lay on my bed, an unexpected feeling of loneliness washed over me. Tonight, I longed for Dante’s presence by my side. He was already lying on the ground where he had been sleeping since our parrival, but tonight, I wanted him to be close to me.“Hey! Dante,” I murmured softly. Dante made an inaudible sound. “Are you still awake?” Dante turned toward me. “Yes, pumpkin. Missing me?” he asked with a smirk. I blushed but was thankful for the darkness, he could not see it. “Yeah…” I murmured shyly. “Do you want to join me in bed?” MYAaaar Dante raised his head slight

AVA’S POV“Brian! Untie me!” I screamed, struggling against the ropes binding my hands behind my back. The blindfold pressed tightly over my eyes made it impossible to tell where I was or how long I had been trapped there.“Brian! I said untie me, you asshole!”My voice echoed through the room, but no one answered.Then, after what felt like forever, I heard a door creak open. Heavy footsteps approached slowly, unhurried. Someone stopped in front of me.A hand brushed against my cheek, fingers moving deliberately across my skin before tugging at the blindfold. The scent of expensive cologne mixed with cigarette smoke hit me immediately.The blindfold came off.Brian stood in front of me with that same arrogant smirk I had come to dislike.“Miss me, hon?” he asked lazily.I glared at him. “Was all this really necessary? You could have just talked to me like a normal person.”A low chuckle left his throat.“There is nothing normal about me, Ava. You should know that by now.” He took a

TIANA’S POV The trip was a total disaster. I dragged my fingers through my hair before collapsing onto my pink bed, letting out a silent scream into the pillow. At the very least, I should’ve been relieved to be back. No more mountains or mosquitoes. But I was panicking because soon enough, Kris’s father would call me in and ask why I failed. And I didn’t have a good answer. I wasn’t exactly a murderer. I could say that because of Ava disappearance and the triplets being paranoid over it and insisting me came back earlier than planned was the reason why I couldn’t do it but I doubted he would want to hear that, I exhaled sharply and rolled onto my side. “God… I’m not cut out for this,” I muttered. I’m really not a Luna. My phone beeped. I blinked and reached for it immediately. Mark. My heart skipped. I opened the messages and saw a string of texts waiting for me. A small smile pulled at my lips as I read them. I typed back a quick “Hey.” Within seconds, my phone rang.

AVA’S POV. I walked along the lonely road barefoot, feeling as though my heart was being ripped out of my chest. Maybe I shouldn’t have run away, but everything had happened so fast, and I didn’t know how to react when he asked me to be his girlfriend. I love Dante. I have liked him for a while. But it just seemed like everything was happening too fast and far too perfectly that I was sure I was going to mess it up. My life was a mess. It had always been a mess, and even though most of my debt had reduced, I still owed Josh, and I did not want to exploit my mate’s love for me to pay him back. It just felt too cruel. If I said yes to him, I didn’t want him to think it was because of the money. Plus, part of me worried that he might not be able to handle me being human once the whole pack knew we were together. I had met his father, and I knew what he was like. I heard a car honking at me, and I moved to the side of the road to let whoever was driving pass. But the honking continue

AVA’S POV. Lisa had stopped crying, and we both sat quietly in the stuffy janitor’s room, saying nothing more. She had just revealed that Jessica ousted her from their friend group, harshly branding her as useless and a loser. “I’m so sorry for being a coward, Ava,” Lisa sniffed. “All my life, I have been unable to stand up for myself, always feeling like a loser and worthless.” “You should not talk about yourself like that,” I said gently, stroking her hair. Even though Lisa had treated me poorly in the past, I felt sorry for her. “You have been a good friend to me, and I betrayed you. I know I should not ask for your forgiveness, but I’m sorry,” Lisa said, holding my hands. I didn’t say anything, only stared at her in silence. “I miss how things were before high school, before all of this,” Lisa said softly. “Me too,” I nodded slowly. “Things were so much easier then.” Lisa nodded. Maybe it was because I still missed our friendship, or maybe I was just feeling lonely, but