Mated to the Alpha and His Beta

Chapter 114
Katie
I walked down to breakfast arm-in-arm with Mason.
I was still on cloud nine from the night before, the glow in my chest so strong that I thought I might light up in the dark.
Everything about my night with him had been perfect.
I decided the moment I’d had with Xander and Zane earlier in the evening had been a fluke.
It was the pent-up desire from Mason’s promise to me after he’d made me come in the bath.
That was all…
Now that I had him, I’d be satisfied.
“You ready for this?” Mason asked, squeezing my hand.
Gabriela had arranged breakfast for everyone. Apparently, it was her job as Luna to tend to guests.
“I’m with you, so I’m good,” I said.
He leaned down and kissed my cheek, and then we stepped into the dining room together.

The room was intimidatingly grand, with huge windows looking out to the forest.
Xander and Zane were already sitting around the giant table, and when we entered, they looked up at me with hesitant expressions.
Were they thinking about last night, too?
“Good morning.” I said mildly
Gabriela, who was pouring juice into glasses, spun around so fast she dropped the glass she was holding. It shattered on the floor.
“S hit,” she mumbled under her breath.
She recovered quickly and flashed Mason and me a smile.
“Good morning!” she said in a harried tone. “Sorry,
gotta clean this
up.”
She rushed out of the room with the broken glass, and we sat down across from Xander and Zane.
“What’s up with Gabriela?” Mason nodded his head toward the door. “Or is she always that jumpy?”
“Nah,” Xander said. “She hasn’t really been the same since….I guess since Alice got pregnant. And then when she died..”
Xander trailed off and stared down at his food.
1/2
Something told me I knew, or should know who she was, but I couldn’t conjure her face.
Mason must’ve noticed my confusion.
“She was Xander and Zane’s mate,” he said gruffly.
Zane’s eyes flicked up to him.
Another pang of nausea hit me,
I knew that. But how did I know that?
I cleared my throat and set down my fork.
“I’m so sorry for your loss,” I said quietly. “That’s so hard, losing a mate and the mother of your children.”