Mated to the Alpha Twins

Read Mated to the Alpha Twins [by Jane Doe] Chapter 46 – Only when Kade and Alec stepped into the room, did I realize the horrible mistake I had made.

I had kept an image of them in my mind, committing it to memory so that I might never forget them. They looked different from that image, their eyes dark and haunted. I could see the toll my leaving had taken on them, and felt horrifically guilty. Part of me wanted to run into their arms, the other part of me wanted to cower and beg for their forgiveness.

Kade’s hair remained the same, short on the sides and long on the top. Alec’s hair had grown, almost grazing his shoulders. Apart from the pain in their eyes, they had remained the same. Their scent filtered into the house, relaxing some of my nerves as it registered with my senses.

Sage stood behind them, nodding at me encouragingly, but I couldn’t force myself to move. I felt absolutely ridiculous standing here, a floor length nightgown draped over my body. If the twin’s noticed my attire, it didn’t show. Neither one of us moved, simply taking in the fact that they–we were here, together.

“Oh, go on!” Sage chuckled, and the light sound helped pull me from my stupor.

Thalia propelled me forward, making me stumble horribly as I practically leaped at Alec and Kade. Neither one seemed to be expecting it, as they remained stiff and unmoving when I barreled into them. I slammed into the two of them roughly, my hands grasping at their shirts as I held them close.

Happiness so strong I wanted to sob coursed through me as I clung to the twin’s–to my mate’s. A surge of relief barreled through me, and I knew the emotion hadn’t come from myself. I could taste the twin’s fear on my tongue. I could taste Alec’s gut-wrenching relief coupled with Kade’s suppressed fear. Their emotions were a storm within me, and I savored each one as it crossed my senses.

‘I can feel their emotions.’ I murmured to Thalia, unsure what was happening.

‘You accepted them.’ Thalia sang, ‘You accepted our mates.’

A sob escaped my lips as Alec and Kade wrapped their arms around me, tightening as they heard the sound leave my lips. The coil that had been wound within me the day I moved in with Melissa had finally come undone. Even as we said nothing, their touch was the only thing I needed. The warmth radiated from their body, and I hadn’t realized I had been so, so cold. Their heavy breaths felt like music to my ears, and for the moment, I had forgotten why I ever left.

“I hate to intrude dear, but we have some things to talk about.” Sage’s gentle voice filled the room, reminding me we were in someone else’s house. For the moment, I had forgotten everything other than Alec and Kade.

away and faced Sage. Her eyes were soft, but proud. I was sure she knew I had accepted them, had finally accepted what I was. Running was no longer an option, as I wouldn’t be able to pull myself away from Alec

them over to the couch Miles had once placed me on. The two of them let me lead them, tugging at their hands

the feeling was mutual. I wondered how long it would take them until they let me out of their sight, if they ever would. I sat smushed between Alec and Kade’s huge builds, but I hadn’t felt

between us felt right. I slipped my left hand into

to be happy that they came for me. They also hadn’t expected me to accept them, to allow them to touch me so freely. I knew without prying, that they blamed themselves for my leaving, and would for quite some time. That fact made guilt spiral within me and pain

face heat as both of them had their eyes glued on me, but I refused to balk under the pressure. I knew if I met their eyes, I would crumble so instead, I let my head fall against Kade’s

in the arm chair. Miles emerged from the darkened hallway and stood beside his Mom, looming over her as though Alec and Kade were threats. Neither Alec nor Kade noticed

start with what brought you to my house, child.” Sage smiled softly, catching my

my own. Even though I had just met the woman, I knew I could trust

make it here before I passed out.” I frowned, remembering the disabling pain of the wolfsbane as it coursed through my body. I glanced at the worried faces of Alec and Kade. As their anger flowed through me, I could

stone. Their emotions battered me senseless, giving me the start of a headache. Surprise, shock, anger, hate, acceptance. Each one had a unique taste, though it

voice echoed in my mind, deep and alluring. It had only been a week since I heard their voices, but it had felt like

so I stayed up late. If only I had known it was another white wolf,

the Bright Moon Pack.” Kade pointed out, surprise laced in his tone. His voice was

and Kade knew Sage personally, as she was double their age, and yet Sage smiled

Miles placed his hand on her shoulder, squeezing lightly. His face was hard as his eyes flitted between the three

Dad’s life.” Alec scoffed, his eyes widening as he looked at Sage.

a name I haven’t heard in quite some time.” Sage chuckled, a gentle smile on her face. Her eyes moved over the twins before settling on me, “Would you like to hear the story, child? It is not a happy one, though my action ensured

would like to hear it.”