Mated to the Alpha Twins

Chapter 40

Read Mated to the Alpha Twins [by Jane Doe] Chapter 40 – Alec’s P.o.v

‘It doesn’t matter. You won’t see her again.’

Grace’s reptilian voice echoed throughout my head, sending waves of pain running down my chest. From the look on Kade’s face, he felt the same.

Grace might’ve been cruel and slightly insane, but she wouldn’t lie. She was smart enough to tell the truth.

I could see Kade’s self-control slipping, his eyes darkening murderously. Kade had always struggled with self-control, rarely thinking things through. I liked to believe that was why we worked together so well. Kade was brutal and animalistic, while I was cunning and calculated. Two sides of the same coin, the same person split into two.

Before Grace could open her mouth and speak any further, a deafening crack sounded in the house. Grace slumped to the floor, her head bouncing against the hardwood.

For a second, I had thought Kade k****d her. Her eyes rolled in the back of her head, her eyelids fluttering shut. The side of her face was red, already beginning to swell. Kade had knocked her out without little thought.

Hitting women never sat right with the two of us, but this was different. Grace had hurt Aurora, had scared her into silence. As far as I was concerned, Grace was a traitor.

I watched as Kade’s form shook with fury, his fists clenched into tight knots at his side. His control was slipping, and I knew if I didn’t intervene, he would surely k**l Grace.

“Not yet.” I told my brother, my hand firm on his shoulder. “She still has useful information.”

“Are you trying to save her life?” Kade snarled, his back facing me.

I knew Kade was speaking thoughtlessly. He knew I had no qualms with k*****g Grace, but time and place were crucial.

“Grace deserves to feel everything we put her through, don’t you think brother?” I murmured, my eyes flickering down to Grace’s unconscious form. “She still has information about Aurora.”

“Then what do you suggest?” Kade’s voice was a rough growl. He was slipping, but managed to hold on tight enough to hear my words.

“Let’s drop her off at Jason’s. Him and Zane can leave her in the dungeons. We need to talk with Garrett, see if Aurora really left.” I told him, silently thanking the heavens when his form stopped shaking. Once Kade fully lost control, nothing would stop him. That was what made him so useful in battle. His rage and brutality overwhelmed him, pushing his humanity to the side in order to k**l.

“Let’s talk to her Mom first.” Kade grunted, “If she left, she might’ve stopped there first.”

“I’m not sure she would.” I frowned, remembering her strange aversion to her Mom and Step-dad. “But we can still go there first.”

Kade grunted in approval, then turned to leave the house. I scooped Grace up like a sack of flour, cringing at the overwhelming scent of her perfume. I tossed Grace in the trunk, slamming it shut without looking back.

‘Are you with Zane?’ I asked, forming a mind-link between the four of us.

‘Sure am.’ Justin called out, the sound of video games in the background. ‘Hanging out at my place. You two coming over?’

‘We’re bringing a prisoner. We’re going to need you to put her in the dungeons until we come back.’ Kade growled, gaining some control over his voice.

moment, undoubtedly picking up on Kade’s anger. Justin and Zane were the only two who knew about Aurora. They had seen her a couple times

I called through the

outside in under a minute, both their faces stern. Kade remained

crossed Justin and Zane’s face. It was no secret Kade and Grace had screwed around a lot, as Kade was never one for secrets. He had always made it abundantly clear that there were

what happened?” Justin gaped, his

lightly, his smile

with Aurora, doesn’t

looked down at Grace’s form. “Put her in her own cell. Keep her weak, but alive. I mean

down at Grace with a mix of anger and pity. They knew we would not show her mercy, that Kade was slowly losing his grip. Another perk of being friends

Garrett came along. It was hard to imagine anyone living here, with the cracked and withered boards, and peeling

threw his fist forward. The crappy wooden door splintered and

the f**k!” A gruff man slurred from the recliner

shook my head, hand tight on his trembling shoulder. I turned my attention to Aurora’s Step-Dad, noting the scent of stale beer and liquor

half snarled half slurred. He stood from the

left my lips as her step-dad edged closer to Kade. From Kade’s

the floor in under three seconds,

step-dad’s face turned red. “Too drunk to

will not matter if he dies.” Kade snarled, his eyes locked on Aurora’s step-dad. His grip tightened around his neck, thick beads of blood sprouting from where Kade’s

decide what to do with him.” I mused, wondering

man’s neck, we left his house. Her Mom had not been there, presumably at

before I could put it in park. My

she hasn’t left. She’s here, she hasn’t

respect had left long ago, leaving

we were to do this by the book, showing up at another Alpha’s house without notice is disrespectful, regardless of whose territory

time, nor

eyes wide as she noticed Kade and I standing in

Kade as he strolled into the house.

The woman

her last word. The door to Garrett’s office was open by the time I ran

lowly, still trying to keep some semblance

standing to adjust the crisp suit

added in, my face hardening as I noticed the similarities between Alpha Garrett and his daughter. No matter how similar they

Alpha Garrett scoffed, shaking his head

his face tested my own patience, anger flashing through my eyes as I looked at the man. Kade and I had stepped up into the position of Alpha as soon as we were able. We trained and studied for countless years. We were not

to her room or you can get the f**k off our territory.” Kade snapped, visibly shaking as he

Garrett’s tone was quiet, calm. I wanted to laugh, to chuckle right in his face. If only he knew, he had no claim on Aurora, not

mouth. Alpha Garrett clearly had an inflated sense of self-importance, and it was

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