Her Triplet Alphas by Joanna J

Chapter 33: Chasity? 

Third Person

“She’s just really young, Felix. She doesn’t have as much experience as we do. She’s never been in a relationship with someone who was not her mate so she doesn’t get how different that is. She thinks she actually has to worry about those random girls,” explained Alex.

“Well it didn’t help that Felix didn’t tell her the party was being thrown by his ex!” Snapped Calix. Felix growled lowly. Calix snarled.

“ENOUGH!” Said Alex, silencing his two younger brothers.

“It also didn’t help that you winked at my ex and her little sister in front of Chasity!” Said Felix.

Calix looked guilty. “Those winks mean nothing. Chasity bears my mark. She’s my fiancee!” Said Calix

defensively.

“That’s what Alex is talking about!” Said Felix. “Chasity doesn’t get it. Tonight made her worried that she’s competing with random girls.”

“You shouldn’t have forced her to go to the party,” said Calix.

“Me!” Said Felix incredulously. “We all wanted her to go!”

“Yeah, we did,” said Alex. “We wanted her to bond with the pack. It wasn’t a bad idea in theory but Chasity has too much on her plate right now. Let’s hold off on the introduction of her Luna responsibilities for now. After high school, in a couple of months, we’ll get married and honeymoon back on the island. Then when she’s more relaxed, we’ll think about her role as Luna.”

“Won’t Mom be furious having to be acting Luna for Chasity for so long?” Asked Calix.

“No,” scoffed Felix. “She’ll be thrilled. Mom loves being Luna. Chasity, on the other hand, she’s not

into stuff like that.”

Calix sighed. “Let’s go get her. I’m tired,” said the youngest, flopping over on the bed. “She’s between Felix and me tonight, right?” Added the youngest, yawning. “Rub it in why don’t you, Calix?” Grumbled Alex. Felix laughed. “I’ll go get her.”

Calix jumped up. “We should pamper her. She might be less pissed then. I’m gonna run a bubble bath.

Alex smiled. He loved washing her hair for her. He went to help fix the bath. Felix bounded down the

triplets. Very few could understand the closeness among the three. Arguing amongst each other was literally like being at war with oneself. He nodded

They looked at him strangely when he went into

came

said coldly, his blue eyes darkening. “She said she was going to you, Alpha,” said the other warrior, trembling a

but the warrior said Chasity had gone to him. Felix smirked. She probably wanted her Felix. He checked his own room for her. It was

He called, his voice husky. Was she playing a little game

tease that way. He hoped he would find her in his bath

slowly tiptoed towards the curtain that gave the person in his tub some privacy. He quickly pulled the curtain hoping to startle her and then hop into the tub too. His face fell. The tub was empty, spotless and dry as a bone, not used recently at all. He ran back downstairs ignoring the two warriors. He ran his fingers on Chasity’s tub, also dry, not used recently. He checked the pack showers she used to use when she was servant. He looked in her little makeshift room. Empty. Calix’s tub.

Called Felix, getting worried. Her car was in the driveway and she hardly ever

had three alphas babying her so she was

this time, Alex and Calix came out of Alex’s bathroom.

the bath they were running

wrong?” Asked Alex. “I don’t know yet,” muttered Felix, running up the stairs. “Where’s Chasity?” Asked Calix sounding as upset as Felix felt. Felix followed her smell. She had gone up several flights

the attic of all places. “Baby, are you hiding, come out?” Asked Felix. “Chasity, we’re sorry! The party was a dumb idea. No more parties until our wedding ok,” offered

at

no, no, was all the Alpha could think. “Felix, careful up there!” Called Alex. “Chasity was

peered downwards into the snow like Felix

untouched,” said

three huge alphas.

“What?” Asked Calix.

his voice deep as his wolf came forwards so he

between beast and man.

“Smell what?” Breathed Calix.

wolf,” growled Alex. Calix sniffed the air and snarled.

in the snow-topped roof and they was the smell of the wolf,

growled. Alex sniffed again.

Alex, his eyes tearing up of their own accord.

to mind-link with her but silence. She was probably still knocked out and by

faraway to mind-link. Alex roared. The whole night felt it.

owls hooted, birds flew out from their night perches. The ice cracked and