All Chapters of The Alpha’s Secret Triplets: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Elena’s POVThe morning sun came through the bedroom and I just sat on the edge of the bed, wearing an old grey wool sweater over my leggings. On the dresser across the room, the emerald dress lay folded in a dark plastic bag, the red wine stain had dried on it and was now stiff and ugly against the beautiful dress. I decided to go downstairs, I had kept to myself for long enough. When I walked downstairs, the smell of fresh coffee filled the kitchen. Colin was sitting at the counter, with an open notebook in front of him and his phone pressed to his ear. He looked up as my boots hit the floor, gesturing for me to wait."Yeah, Officer. Incident report 402-B," Colin said into the phone, his deep voice calm and measured. "My mother was at the restaurant. I just need to verify the details... Right. Understood. Thank you."He set the phone down and looked at me. "I called the police.""Colin, you didn't have to—""I did," Colin interrupted softly. "I took the incident number Nathan shou

Elena’s POVI watched from the top of the porch as Nathan wiped his grease-stained hands on a rag, looking slightly thrown by my eldest son."You're trying to date our mom," Colin said smoothly, leaning his hip against the workbench with a rare, mischievous glint in his eyes. "That’s a high-clearance permit, Dr. Hayes. And I’m only one-third of the board. You’ve got Caleb and Cindy to deal with, too."Nathan tossed the rag onto the bench, his green eyes crinkling at the corners. "Fair enough. I'll ask them what the requirements are next time I stop by.""No need to wait," Colin said, checking his watch. "Go pick Leo up from school and bring him back here. We’ll have our answer ready by the time you get back."Nathan blinked, caught completely off guard. "Wait, today? Colin, I don't think Leo has his homework done—""Don't overthink it, Doc," Colin interrupted with a faint smirk, slapping Nathan once on the shoulder before turning back to his tools. "Just bring him."Nathan stood there

Elena’s POVThe call disconnected with a sharp, hollow click that rang in my ears like a gunshot.For two seconds, my body refused to move. The bright, warm kitchen smelled of baking chocolate and vanilla, but the world around me had narrowed down to the cold, hard floor beneath my feet and the static humming from my phone screen."Miss Willow?"Leo was staring at me from beside the counter, his green eyes were wide and his phone still held loosely in his hand. He had heard the terror in my voice and had seen the way my face had gone entirely white."Get your coat, Leo," I gasped, my voice cracking as I snatched the car keys off the counter. My fingers were shaking so violently I almost dropped them. "We're leaving. Right now.""What happened?" Leo asked, scrambling off the stool and grabbing his hoodie. "Was that Cindy? Did something happen to my dad?""Something bad," I choked out, pushing the front door open and running down the porch steps into the cool afternoon air. "I have to g

Elena’s POVRico and his three surviving mercenaries were groaning, stirring weakly on the ground and before Rico could regain his footing, Colin stepped forward, his heavy boot pressing hard against Rico’s chest, pinning the gray-haired man back against the cold floor."Don't move," Colin growled.Beside him, Caleb was already using the heavy steel cables to secure Rico’s arms behind his back. Nathan stood over them, his jaw tight, and his hands still trembling slightly as he looked at the wreckage of the room, then at his son.Leo was standing near the main power terminal and hands were hovered an inch above the scorched metal casing of the server. A faint, blue static hummed around his fingertips, and with a sharp, electric pop, the hard drives inside the security terminal melted into a lump of useless plastic."Digital footage is wiped," Leo said, his voice flat and precise as he wiped a bead of sweat from his forehead. "The local law enforcement won't have anything on their feeds

Elena’s POVEverything changed in an instant. Before Thomas could finish giving his order, Cindy moved.She threw both hands forward, unleashing a powerful blast of icy wind that roared through the entrance of the mine.The freezing gust struck the lanterns first, shattering the glass and plunging the cavern into near darkness. Only the faint orange glow of dying embers remained, flickering across the floor.The force of the wind hurled two guards off their feet and their iron spears flew from their hands, clanging against the rock walls before they slammed into the wooden support beams.“Now!” I shouted.I rushed around the wooden support beam, as my scalpels flashed in the dim light. The nearest guard spun toward me and swung his spear at me.I ducked under it and closed the distance before he could recover. Driving my elbow into his chin, I felt the impact as his head snapped back.Before he could react, I spun and slammed the heavy handle of my flashlight into his stomach and he c