Mated to the Alpha Twins

Read Mated to the Alpha Twins [by Jane Doe] Chapter 120 – The sound of muffled arguing emerged from the kitchen, most of which held the noticeable soprano of Tori’s voice. Every few seconds, I could hear Kady’s mom snap back in a venomous tone.

Even Garrett was perfectly content with letting them argue, considering he was still processing all that I had told him. He hadn’t moved from his position on the couch, his chin resting in the palm of his hand.

The same rush of emotion had once washed through me and even now, it was hard to believe that things were changing.

Julian sat at his side, unable to conceal the wide grin that stole his face. The exact opposite of his brooding and severe brother. It made him look younger, even though the lines etched into his smooth face were a testament to his age.

He leaned forward on his haunches, eyes sparkling. There had always been something feral about Julian. Still, he was more approachable than Garrett. “How’d you k**l him, kid? Did he beg?”

My stomach soured as part of me was torn back to that place, the smell of blood and earth permeating my nostrils as the cold feel of d**d eyes froze my skin. The sound of shattered bones as her corpse thudded lifelessly against the wall. Porcelain skin, auburn hair and hazel eyes that wouldn’t stop looking at me.

With a single blink, I was sitting on the couch, Julian’s expectant eyes roaming my face.

I jolted, startled when Alec opened the door to his father’s study and emerged. His eyes found mine instantly as he rounded the corner, honed on where I sat.

Gentle concern coiled around my mind, forcing away those thoughts that brought up the past. It wasn’t regret that festered in my gut, I knew what needed to be done, but the sight of it refused to leave my mind.

“Kade will be out in a moment.” Alec’s voice was smooth, even as his thoughts slid into my own. He took a seat on the sectional beside me, smirking as he draped an arm over my shoulders. ‘Are you alright, doll? I know it’s affecting you, and there’s nothing wrong with that. You did the right thing, but d***h haunts all of us.’

Before I had chance to answer, the arguing in the kitchen grew louder, until both voices could be heard.

“She’s going to resent you for the rest of her life if you can’t accept her.” Tori’s muffled voice grew sharp as she sent another jab at Veronica.

I could taste the anger in her words, like rusted metal that coated the tongue.

“I was promised a Luna! I am looking out for her future. You have no clue what kind of potential she has. Who are you to tell me about my daughter?”

“I’m someone who can’t stand close minded people. Besides, your daughter needs someone on her side for a change.” I could practically see Tori’s heated cheeks, her mossy eyes vibrant with rage as they often became when she was worked up. I snickered inwardly when whatever Veronica had to say, died on her tongue. “You need to get it through your thick skull; what you want and what she wants are two vastly different things. All you should care about is that your daughter is happy! If you can’t accept her, then stay out of her life before you ruin it with your hatred.”

Before any of us had the chance to feign ignorance, the door swung open, and Tori stormed through. I caught one glance at Veronica’s face, her beautiful features distorted in both rage and guilt. There was a mess of emotions in that woman, one that only she could sort out.

Tori’s eyes, which held at least a dozen individual shades of green, swiveled over to where Garrett sat. This time I couldn’t hold back my snicker, not when she cocked an eyebrow at him and narrowed her gaze.

have

all.” Garrett’s eyebrows lifted in interest, but he made no move to stand against Tori. Reluctantly, they slid over to Alec and me. He had once been against the twin’s, enough so to warn me against them. There was no fondness between them, but a sense of respect and a mutual determination for keeping

head in my direction, “I’m going to head outside. That woman gave me a

his shoulder, shrugging half-heartedly as he muttered, “She

who had followed through on their promise

if I don’t take over your pack, right?” I teased, chuckling when he frowned and

finally caught on. It was still unnerving to stare into those mismatched eyes, which mirrored my own. They

Give her a moment to celebrate

to know the risks” Garrett silenced his brother with a harsh look, “Should you choose to forfeit your place, it’ll be given to the second largest pack. You’d be crucial in wars, the largest pack in the world,

would protect your pack. No other High Table member would dare go after

voice coiled around my mind. Our hands were clasped

sure our pack is protected.’ Alec promised with a soft smile, and

was sitting in that bedroom, wondering when Ariana and Marcus would show, what

I have no intention on giving up my seat at the High

Julian asked, interest and smothered excitement permeating

One prim and proper, adorned in crisp suits and silky ties. The other just a bit more feral, with wild eyes and shaggy hair. Both Alpha’s with a lifetime of experience,

my uncles. Even with the horrible memories in my head, mixing with the beautiful and unforgettable

irreplaceable people at my side, ready to lend me their wisdom and experience, determined to keep me

wouldn’t walk into this world alone, not ever

few days later, we all gathered to see Jaspar and his warriors off. Many had returned home over

Zayne, who had been staying in town this entire time, showed to say

there was one person who looked as sleep deprived as me, it was Zayne. There were shadows old and new that still swirled in his

dark dress shirt and a pair of slacks, which was casual for

the fact that Tori stood just a few feet away, her head turned as though she weren’t listening,

man with little in the way of friends. Marcus never needed true born alliances, not when he used fear and

increasingly, mentioned

will run your pack? There’s still so many wolves there.” I asked, curious about the white wolves that had chosen to remain

fled through the forest. There had been some families who remained, ones who had lived within Marcus’s walls for

father wrought, rather than run

blamed him, who worked