Mated to the Alpha Twins
Chapter 14
Read Mated to the Alpha Twins [by Jane Doe] Chapter 14 – I followed Tori into her house, my ankle absolutely screaming in protest. I could in the short time I’d been hanging out with Tori, my ankle had swelled up considerably.
I tried to cover my horrendous limp, but the sharp pain shooting up my leg made it difficult.
“Are you limping?” Tori frowned, her eyes locked on my injured ankle.
“It’s nothing.” I shrugged, “I fell earlier and must’ve twisted it.”
I hadn’t much experience with lying, but I hoped I had enough skill to fool Tori. My heart was thundering in my chest from the simple lie and Tori stood quietly for a few moments. The more seconds that passed in silence, the faster my heart began to beat.
“You should let me wrap it.” Tori pursed her lips, she didn’t look fooled, “It’ll hurt less to walk on.”
I contemplated that for a few moments and nodded in defeat. I could easily cover up a twisted ankle. A simple fall would be the perfect excuse. She knew how clumbsy I was, so it was no wonder I somehow managed to fall.
“Wait here.” Tori called out over her shoulder as she walked down the hall on the first floor.
Tori came back a few moments later with a first aid kit in hand.
“I’m gonna help you up the stairs to my bedroom.” Tori nodded, her lips still pursed.
“It’s alright, I can get up the stairs.” I mumbled, sulking past her.
I gritted my teeth and held in a hiss of pain as I pulled myself up each step. Tori was completely silent behind me. It was clear she wasn’t buying my story about falling. My heart hammered in response. The last thing I needed was for someone to report Frank and Melissa for abuse. They wouldn’t find any proof, and the accusation would only p**s the two of them off.
Tori pointed at a door down the hall, and I let her take the lead.
Her room was huge, full of fuzzy pillows and plush carpets. I plopped down on a couch she had in her room, pushed up against the wall.
I looked around in amazement as Tori pulled out a thick looking wrap. I had never seen a room so huge, or so decorated. Her room looked more like a suite. A four poster bed sat across the room, a white comforter sat on top with tons of fuzzy white and purple pillows. It looked like one of those bedrooms you see in an interior design magazine.
“Your room is amazing.” I gaped, hoping to change the subject.
“Mom’s an interior designer.” Tori grinned. “She went crazy with the entire house.”
“Well that explains it.” I chuckled, “Send her over to my house sometime.”
I clamped my lips shut hastily, hoping I hadn’t implied anything strange. If I had, Tori didn’t seem to notice.
“How’s renovations going over at your place?” Tori looked up and smiled.
“Their going- good, great really.” I shrugged, “Just fixing up the bathrooms and kitchen.”
“Maybe you could stay the night sometime.” Tori smiled, something flashed across her eyes but was gone before I could identify it.
“Maybe!” I grinned back. “Any night is fine with me.”
“Your parents don’t care if you stay over on a school night?” Tori inquired, her eyebrow raised curiously.
“Not really.” I shook my head, “Melissa kinda let’s me do my own thing.”
The voice in my head groaned. By trying to remain relaxed, I was simply attracting more unwanted attention. I was truly horrible at keeping anything a secret.
off.” Tori poked
untied my shoelaces. Every little movement made my ankle throb, and I was beginning to worry something was actually
my sock off. Tori’s startled gasp had me gnawing on the inside of my cheek. I let my
black and purple intertwined and mixed on my foot like an art palette. This was definitely more than a
her hand over her mouth,
teeth together and let out a hiss of pain when Tori
down the stairs. I didn’t think
to a hospital.” Tori gave me a hard stare,
knotted itself in my stomach, and I turned my head away from her intense
your face, Aurora?”
was definitely sore, painful even when
you mean?”
floor, placing a compact
eyes trailed over the side
enough to draw plenty of unwanted attention. The skin
I shrugged, my eyes flickering from Tori’s to my
my conscience was
a hospital.” Tori nodded with finality and I sputtered for a reasonable
to pull my sock back on, “I don’t have insurance
to my eyes. I could practically see the gears in her head turning. Any second now, I expected steam to erupt from her ears. Her hair was such a bright red, it already looked like her head
doctor.” Tori crossed her arms, “He has an office here in town.
can’t afford that.” I shook my head. I slipped my shoe
me half way and wrapped
to pay for anything.” Tori
doctors and hospitals.” I
running away from Tori. Even if
Melissa would clean up her act and pretend to be the caring and dutiful mother. Once the Social Worker found no
you.” Tori grimaced, “You’re going to the d**n Doctor’s. I’ll carry you
was practically panting as we made it
She hit the exact spot I slammed against the tub, but there was
head
The concern in her voice hit me
earlier.” Tori gave me a pointed look before she turned her
thinking.” Tori’s Mom nodded, a frown formed on her face. “Do you
shook her head, practically propping me against her as she
gave her a small smile, ignoring the thundering
Olivia, dear.” Tori’s Mom smiled softly as we
wasn’t sure how she managed it, but Tori supported most of my
when a
what happened?” Kade’s rough voice called out
followed behind his brother.
Alec frowned, glancing at
absolutely g*d-like, but that wasn’t
rolled up to his
and pleaded to seek out comfort from the twins, and I had nearly given in. A clear image of Grace in Kade’s arms sent jealousy flooding through me, and allowed me to take control of my
widened eyes made me feel smug,
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