Lahat ng Kabanata ng Claimed By The Triplet Alphas : Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

Ziah Ignoring my jealous heart, which hungered to stop Vespa from spending the night with Kai, my curiosity to know more about the lecturer's death overshadowed my thoughts.Kai got lucky. There won't be a next time.The campus was a beehive of activity; students rushed to come see things for themselves, and even the lecturers and staff members hurried to the central fountain where the alleged accident took place.Everyone was in a frenzy, talking at once. I needed to know what exactly happened to the man and couldn't wrap my head around the fact that hours ago, the same man who was acting all high and mighty, talking big and flexing his ego, was now like a candle blown out—no more breath, no more life.Life was strange.Lecturers huddled together in intense conversations, sharing their speculations, and the security team was in full action, making sure that no one came close to the car. But my Lycan vision made it possible for me to see from a distance.The lecturer's car was a midni

VespaThe boys, including Kai, kept pestering me, literally groveling that I came with them to the Lycan pack. I agreed because the campus was becoming quite boring and lonely since Ria had gone home.The werewolves and a few other students were the only ones on campus, and about four days after the exam, their buses came to pick them up. I spent the night with Zeke, and so we headed to the bus station together.But when I spotted several colorful buses, I asked myself what the heck I was doing. Zeke gave me a gentle push to hop on board, and I joined the throngs of werewolves and Lycans heading home.Some gave me strange looks, as expected, wondering what a human was doing in their midst and wondering whom I was shagging. Inside the bus, the boys' shenanigans began. Kai found a seat in the back, and Ziah quickly sat beside me, leaving me painfully squeezed between Kai and Ziah.Zeke couldn't care less, perhaps because we spent the night together. The werewolves chatted in the bus abou

VespaThe second Zeke was rushed in, and the house descended into absolute chaos and confusion. It was as if a tornado had hit when I saw Kai carrying a bloody and semi-conscious body.A terrified shriek escaped my lips. My breath became raspy, and my heartbeat thrashed in my ears. The crimson liquid pooled around Zeke, seeping through the fabric of his torn shirt.Ziah, Kai, and the other members of the household gathered around. I couldn't bring myself to go close to him because I was feeling dizzy, and my stomach churned. My trembling hand gripped the banister to steady myself."What happened to him?" Grandma Zora shrieked with fear choking her voice. Her face, from her neck down, was stained with splotches of red."Call the healer right now," she cried, panicking. "Tell them it's an emergency.""We sent for her already," Kai said.My heart rate increased watching Zeke helpless and powerless. He was bleeding, and if nothing was done to stop it, I was afraid of the consequences."Whe

VespaListening to Zeke admit that he could share me with his brothers made my heart stumble out a frantic beat, and my laughter crackled like a leap of electricity.Zeke watched me, confused and wondering why I was laughing. The idea sounded great, but no. First of all, the brothers were jealous of each other. Three people loving me at once was a lot to process. Ever since I met the boys, I tried reading some books on multiple partners but stopped my research due to all the problems that have heaped on me last month. The idea of companionship and support from multiple men seemed enticing, but now that I was in the Lycan pack and had met their grandmother, who doesn't hide her dislike for me, I knew it wasn't going to work. It sounded palatable for now, but eventually the jealousy and insecurity would become overwhelming. The brothers would begin to hate one another and even hurt themselves because of me. I wanted a deep, meaningful relationship with one person and didn't mind choosi

ZiahFrom where I sat, I could see the restlessness and sadness in Vespa's face. Her face was pale, and she nursed an aching heart, all thanks to my grandmother. Ever since we arrived with Vespa, Grandma Zora had never stopped nagging about how Vespa was unfit for us. Maybe it was time to address the issue head-on and let her know how much Vespa meant to me.She deserved to feel loved and accepted by my family, and I couldn't let anyone take her away from me. Whatever reservations or concerns my grandmother had was none of my business.I cleared my throat and sat up, getting everyone's attention. "Grandma. I know you're not in support of our relationship with Vespa, but I'm speaking for myself. I love her, and I'm not planning to dump her."Grandma's lips twisted like a tangled knot, and a frown connected her eyebrows. "Nice speech. Now shut up and enjoy your dinner.""I'm serious," I snapped, and her frown became frightening. "She's my mate, and she's going to be in my life for a ver