Mated to the Alpha Twins

Read Mated to the Alpha Twins [by Jane Doe] Chapter 42 – Kade’s P.o.v

One Week Later

With each passing day, my patience seemed to thin. We could find no witnesses who spotted Aurora that night. Our first step was heading to the nearest bus terminals, speaking with security to access the camera’s. After an agonizing three days, two of four bus terminals had searched through their footage. Two had not gotten back to Alec or I. It was reasonable to assume Aurora had taken a bus to Atlanta airport and then flew from there. When my patience had run too thin, Alec contacted the Atlanta Airport on my behalf. Our territory covered Atlanta, meaning we had the authority to demand this of our people.

Alpha Garrett was determined to help us locate Aurora, though his reasons differed from our own. He was still unhappy with his daughter’s mates, but I could’ve cared less. I couldn’t risk hurting Aurora or Alpha Garrett would have been rotting in the dungeons by now. I knew without asking that Alec felt the same.

We went as far as to track her banking statements, but the most recent purchases were here in town, a week before she had left. The cellphone Tori had given her sat untouched on the bed, missed calls and texts flashing across the screen.

It seems Aurora had been quite the little mastermind, going as far as ditching her cellphones and withdrawing the money from her bank account. If she weren’t gone, I might have been amused at the lengths she went to.

Naturally, Tori was distraught when she heard what Aurora had done. She had been in denial for days, claiming she must’ve been kidnapped. While kidnapping wasn’t out of question, it was highly unlikely. As much as it pained me to be away from my mate, I understood why she would choose to leave.

And as her mate, I couldn’t let her get away. If she rejected us for bringing her back, then so be it but we had to try.

A country-wide search for Aurora was our next step should the bus terminals and airport prove to be useless. We wanted to keep her identity private, sparing her from being hunted by every werewolf in the country.

Most days, I spent my time with Grace. Despite the numerous times we had slept together, I had never known the true depths of her obsession. With the putrid scent of the dungeon ledged behind my frontal lobe, I made myself familiar with her screams and ragged sobs.

Torturing Grace had been pointless, expending energy for information she did not have. Grace cracked within the first hour, much as Alec and I predicted. Her face resembled Aurora’s when she had hurt her. Eyes swollen shut, the skin dark and purple. Her jaw might have been broken, but I hadn’t cared enough to stop.

‘She’s been planning to leave this entire time.’ Grace spat, her eyes bright and wild despite the sob that left her b****y lips. ‘She couldn’t wait to get away from the two of you.’

of taking her life, I left

a problem.’ Justin growled through the mind-link, interrupting Alec and I’s time

breath left her lips, one of relief as Alec and I were called away. She’d be given enough food to kept alive, but

happened?’ Alec’s panic

grunted; his usual care-free tone was replaced with one of distaste. ‘Stopped at

keep canceling a meeting with him.’ Justin continued, ‘He’s insisting

tired of Alpha Julian’s inflated sense of importance. ‘Bring him to

called out, ending

us.” Alec nodded approvingly, “We take our time, show him he cannot come onto our land

the bus terminals, watching over the footage ourselves for any sighting of Aurora. Unsuccessful

inside the packhouse was personal, reserved for those we trusted. We wouldn’t allow just anyone to enter the home we resided in. Alpha Julian was brought to another building on the other side of town. The building itself was meant to fool the eyes. Large and imposing, an office building in the center of a quaint town. The building was located in the busiest part of town, citizen’s walking the streets along shops and restaurants. Gardeners tended the flowers that formed in large clumps along the sidewalks, while others trimmed the grass. This was where we held meetings with other Alpha’s, showing our

a round table with multiple chairs. A fully stocked

sat in one of the empty chairs, his face etched with irritation at being kept waiting. Julian’s men lined the wall, their silent eyes watching their Alpha. Justin and Zane were nowhere to be seen, a smart move on their part. Alpha Julian would

shooting irritable glares at the office inside. Justin and Zane both had the same towering build, a perk of being two of our best warriors. Justin’s hair was the

Justin

the hall and to the left. A set of

irritation fading from his face. Alpha Julian stood a little taller than Alec and I, but his build was much smaller of the two. With thick dark hair that reached his shoulders, Alpha Julian looked nothing like a rogue despite the

hand. I ignored his rueful tone and the way he had spoken

him,

Alec moved as though he had all the time in the world, taking time to choose and