All Chapters of Mated to the Hybrid Alphas: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

“I’m sorry, Orion.” I whisper, and he shakes his head. “You don’t remember, but we had this conversation the night you lost your memories, I’m not mad, Thea. Not at you.” He turns back to Colt. “Why didn’t you say anything?”Colt’s face falls, his head shaking. “I owe you guys… Fuck, I owe you guys everything. I couldn’t find the words to tell you I was also one of her mates. I couldn’t risk hurting you, I couldn’t risk…” He pauses, his eyes moving to the ground.Orion sighs, “You couldn’t risk us keeping you from her.”Colt’s eyes slide up to me, and he shakes his head, “Even before I was introduced to her, at least I could keep her safe. If you guys exiled me, I wouldn’t be able to protect her.”Orion’s head shakes as he starts pacing, “Fuck, there were so many signs.” He whispers, mostly to himself. “It makes so much sense though.” He says, and Colt’s eyebrows knit.Orion laughs, “We’ve saved thousand of people from bad situations, but you’re the only one that’s truly become family

The shadows bring us back to the room, and Cyrus grabs my hoodie off the back of the chair, then starts to put it over my head. I look at him skeptically and he shakes his head, “If we’re going to get anything done, you can’t be wearing that.” He smirks, and I roll my eyes, reaching for my pants after the hoodie is secured.Cyrus turns towards the room. “How the hell do we do this?” He asks, and I see the surprise cross both Orion and Colt’s faces.Orion looks over at Colt then back to Cyrus. “Not much needs to change right now. At least not until she’s ready for our marks. Colt needs to get into training, but we’ll still use him as a bodyguard for now. I still don’t trust anyone after Marcus.”Colt looks over at Orion, “Training?” He asks, and Orion nods. “The second your mark is on her along with ours, you’ll be an Alpha of this pack. The training will mostly be just relearning everything and learning how we do certain things.” He explains, and Colt’s lips purse to the side.“Guess

I don’t know what convinced them, if it were Colt or what, but I wake up looking at the clock that reads two. They not only let me sleep, but let me sleep in, all freaking day.Granted, I still feel tired, but getting up and showering might help with that.I sit up in bed and look over to see Colt sitting at Orion’s desk, his eyes move over to me as soon as he hears movement, and a smile graces his face.I raise an eyebrow, “You let me sleep.” I state, and he chuckles, “We didn’t have any options. You wouldn’t wake up.” He jokes, and my lips purse, “Good.”He stands up and starts walking over to the bed, “How much of last night do you remember?” He asks, and my head tilts. I remember everything, but I wasn’t supposed to hear some of it.I slowly get out of the bed until I’m standing in front of him, I raise my hand and place it on his shoulder, traveling slowly down his arm, until I reach his hand and tangle my finger inside his. “I remember you attacking me in a janitor's closet.” I

Cyrus pulls me back to him, yanking me to his chest as I continue to stare at Victor. “They’re story is not ours.” Cyrus whispers in my ear. I turn in his arms, wide eyes meeting his surprisingly calm ones.My head shakes as I study his face, he doesn’t turn away from me. “I can’t kill you.” I rasp, and before he can say anything Victor speaks up again, “I wouldn’t be so sure. From the looks of it, they’ll let it happen, just like my brothers did. They’d rather die than hurt their mate.”“Enough!” Orion shouts, but Victor just leans back relaxed. My eyes close, “He’s right. You know he’s right.” I rasp, then look over at Orion. Cyrus grabs my chin, his fingers digging into the skin of my face.“Hurting you is the last thing I’ll ever want, but I promise you that we won't let you kill us. We won’t kill you, but we won’t just lay over and let you murder us. I promise, Angel.” Cyrus growls.My breathing slows, and my deep breaths start actually working, “You promise?” I ask again. “I pro

“It doesn’t make any sense though. If that’s what was blocking her ability to shift into her order, she shouldn’t still be blocked.” Colt says, leaning back in the chair.“He’s right. I’ve been without it for months at this point.” I tell them, and Orion’s teeth clench. “Maybe not. That piece of shit didn’t want you to die. Did he know that medicine helped you? Kept you alive?” He asks, and my mind starts going back in time.I think over it for a moment, then I give them a small nod. “Yeah… He did.” I whisper, and Orion nods. “He must not have stopped making sure you got it, he just did it without your knowledge.”“Even still, she’s been here a month. If the medicine has to be given weekly, something should have still happened.” Colt argues.Orion looks over at me, his lips pressed together, “It has.” He whispers, and I nod.“You feel the bond?” He asks, and I shake my head. “No. I don’t feel it. Not like I should. But I feel it when one of you touches me, or when I feel scared, I loo