Mated to the Alpha Twins

Read Mated to the Alpha Twins [by Jane Doe] Chapter 47 – My heart sputtered in my chest as I realized Sage had meant for the three of us to share a room. Even after accepting Alec and Kade as my mates, the thought of sharing a bed with them made me horribly nervous. It took a couple deep breaths for me to realize, I wasn’t sure I wanted to sleep alone. I could feel the twin’s relief as they came to the same realization as I had, and knew they felt the same. My week away from the twins had felt like years for all three of us, though they seemed to have suffered worse than I. I wondered if I’d ever forgive myself for leaving them, even if they managed to forgive me first.

The room was filled with an uncomfortable silence as Alec and Kade’s dark eyes settled on my face. The air was full of tension as they looked at me, thick with longing and jagged with pain. I opened my mouth and then closed it, realizing nothing I said would excuse my actions.

A large bed sat against the wall; a maroon quilt draped over the top. I was thankful for the size of the bed, as sleeping with two large males would have proved difficult for anyone. A fireplace was built into the wall, though it looked unused. The room itself was large, but had little furniture. The walls matched the shade of the quilt, and the carpet felt soft beneath my feet. Two armchairs and a coffee table sat at the other end of the room, followed by a bookshelf.

I had forced Alec and Kade from my mind, as if was the only way I could bring myself to leave. I had spent my life not trusting a soul, only to be given two soulmates. It took the wise words of Sage to finally realize that I could trust Alec and Kade above anyone else.

‘Besides me.’ Thalia chimed in, ‘You can always trust me. Even if you were mean in the beginning.’

‘Can you blame me?’ I chuckled dryly, “I spent my life thinking I was a human, only to find out the voice in my head is a wolf.′

‘I don’t blame you.’ Thalia shrugged, ‘Though, you could have made it easier on all of us.’

Sensing the panic rising in my gut, Thalia sent a wave of comfort and courage through me. She helped soothe the turmoil in my stomach, helped me find the words to say to Alec and Kade. When I was finally able to form my thoughts into words, I opened my mouth to speak.

“I don’t know if you two can ever forgive me, but I had my reasons for leaving.” I grimaced, hating the sound of my fragile voice.

Alec glanced at his brother, and I could feel the tension within them. The two of them were riding on my words more than I knew. It seemed they both worried I would change my mind, demand that they return me to my life without them.

“We know, doll.” Alec spoke softly, despite the roughness of his voice. Both sets of dark eyes were soft as they looked down at me, filled to the brim with understanding and pain. “We know why you left, we just–we just wish you would have trusted us.”

slowly unravel at the confession. “I didn’t want this life, this responsibility. Pushing you two away meant I didn’t have to deal

huge motivating factor that caused me to flee town, she had even offered money to help. As I felt pure, unadulterated rage course through the twins, I knew Tori had told them after

the urge to shudder, and felt a shred of short-lived sympathy for Grace. “She has been taken care of; she won’t hurt you again. No

Kade’s face stopped me in my tracks. I knew without asking that

both pairs of their eyes. A brown so dark it appeared black, beautiful and full of depth. “I know I

my tongue, yet I savored the taste. His body radiated warmth, and there was no hesitation

against my head. I could hear him inhale deeply, committing my scent to memory as though I

Kade, just as they had been made for me. My instincts told me to

equal fervor. Alec did the same as his brother, planting a kiss at the top of my head. The sparks licked my skin, and I

but we just couldn’t resist. We tried–but that only lasted so long.” Alec mumbled against my

them, and wondered if they could feel the emotions, they ignited within me. I was not yet in love with the twins, as I never experienced that particular

body responded to every touch, to every bite, lick, and caress. Somehow, my body knew what they

smile on his face. “We will try to

yourself, brother.” Kade scoffed, a dark eyebrow

were far from over, and I knew underlying tension was still there from my leaving. The wounds that had formed within Alec and Kade wouldn’t heal instantly, but I was determined to be the balm that soothed their souls. I knew little

greater and more uncontrollable. Alec was the more practical brother, thinking things through instead of acting on blind emotion. The two of them were opposite

headed downstairs for dinner, the smell of roasted chicken, carrots, and mashed potatoes filled the air. Dinner at Sage’s house was anything but formal. Sage sat in her usual armchair; a plate of food perched on

and Kade headed into the kitchen before me, leaving me alone with Sage. A gentle smile had formed on her face as she looked at me. How one woman could withstand so much pain and manage to smile was beyond me, but I appreciated every moment I had spent with her. I knew how lucky Miles was to have her, and knew she had given him every ounce of love she contained. I had long been jealous of that, of missing that with my own family. I now knew that what my family lacked, Alec and Kade would give me. They would give me a home, comfort, safety, and perhaps someday, a family of my own. In that quiet moment, with the fire crackling and heat rolling in gentle waves, I promised myself that I would stay with Alec and Kade, that we would brave the upcoming

vegetables, and mashed potatoes on the plate. The food on my plate was enough to feed a family of four, but my stomach rumbled merrily at the