MITCHWe rushed home like possessed men, our hearts beating from both fear and the race we had down to our car. Instead of taking the elevator like we always did, Mike said it would delay us, so we ended up running down the stairs at the speed of lighting. Miles drove, and Mike sat next to him in the passenger's position. I was the only one sitting at the back, our thoughts all on our mate. The moment he drove into our compound and killed the engine, we jumped out of the car and raced for the door. “My Alphas!” Helen met us by the door. She was standing by the side of the house, but we failed to see her because our focus was on the door and nothing else.“Get out!” We growled at her, stepping to the door. I unlocked it with my thumb, frowning when I noticed the imprint of a hand on the handle. That wasn't caused by us, so there was no freaking way it could be there if someone weren't in the building. With our hearts thumping at that revelation, we stepped into the house, banging th
MITCHWe rushed home like possessed men, our hearts beating from both fear and the race we had down to our car. Instead of taking the elevator like we always did, Mike said it would delay us, so we ended up running down the stairs at the speed of lighting. Miles drove, and Mike sat next to him in the passenger's position. I was the only one sitting at the back, our thoughts all on our mate. The moment he drove into our compound and killed the engine, we jumped out of the car and raced for the door. “My Alphas!” Helen met us by the door. She was standing by the side of the house, but we failed to see her because our focus was on the door and nothing else.“Get out!” We growled at her, stepping to the door. I unlocked it with my thumb, frowning when I noticed the imprint of a hand on the handle. That wasn't caused by us, so there was no freaking way it could be there if someone weren't in the building. With our hearts thumping at that revelation, we stepped into the house, banging th
SUMMERTalk of something unexpected happening. I woke up when I felt a hand on my body. At first, I thought it was either of my mates' hands, but it felt so odd. Snapping my groggy eyes open, I screamed when I saw another man on the bed, naked and trying to feel me up. When I struggled to fight with him, he held both of my hands above my head, trapping me under him. I could even fight as I struggled to get him to free me, only to get caught by my mates. My gaze wandered around the room, at the lifeless human on the floor. I tried to wonder how everything went wrong. “I didn't do that,” I affirmed, looking up at them with tears brimming in my eyes. I sniffed, wiping the tears.“How do you expect us to believe you when we saw you in bed with another man?” Mike asked, a scowl on his face. I'd never seen my brothers as angry as they were, and I knew I was the cause. How the hell did I sleep off and get here? The human and —“Helen! Where is she?” I glanced around, expecting the werewo
Things were tense between us. I mean, the super strained one with an uncomfortable silence so thick you can cut through it with a sword and make a pie. After our confrontation, Mitch tried to act normal with me, coming up to tell me dinner had been made. I was the one who refused it, knowing they were only doing this because they'd gotten used to it, and were only feeling sorry for me. I didn't eat dinner that night, despite the many times they came knocking on my door. I was heartbroken, more than they were. Their accusations hurt me the most, not waking up to see a human in the same bed with me. It broke my heart to know that the men I'd loved deeply would think badly about me. The next day, I woke up before them, had my bath, and got dressed. I ate the last bread in the fridge, promising myself to get my food from now on. I would have moved out of their house, but the thoughts of what my father might say about it made me decide again. In a way, they weren't to be blamed. Anyone
I buried myself in work while seeking Helen. The woman has been hiding for a week now. Things were getting hot between my mates, and I knew it was just a matter of time before they snapped. We still lived under the same roof, but our conversations with each other had been strained. No day passes without me snapping at them, especially when they try to use that cheating word on me. Mitch was the only one who worked to act normal with me, but I could tell he was just acting. He was, after all, the one who cared for me the best when we were still harmonious. He'd gotten used to that and was attempting to keep up with it. The bitter one among them was Mike. He kept on snapping any chance he got. Miles remained silent. I doubt he'd spoken to me more than thrice since that incident. Most of the time, he avoided staying in the same place as me. They still send my work to me. Like I once said, my mates don't mix business with pleasure. Work was work. Our personal life had nothing to do wit
Mitch didn't speak of what happened in the sitting room, and I didn't press that. I just let him do whatever he wished, while looking for that slut, Helen. I had yet to find her, but I knew I would, and I did. I found her two weeks later, in a grocery store. I had just gone over to get some things when I met her. "Helen!" I called out, waving at her, smiling like one who had seen a best friend. I rushed over to her, still grinning. Her eyes widened when she saw me. She looked like a deer caught in headlights as she waited for me to arrive. The guilt in her eyes was enough for me to know she knew what happened that fateful day. “Hi.” She smiled. “What brings you here? Are you here to get groceries? What about your mates?” She asked, looking behind me as if they were hiding at my back. “Oh, them? I don't eat with them anymore. Since they found me in bed with a man, they haven't spoken to me. We are now like strangers sharing the same roof.” I sniffed, dabbing under my eyes with my h
I assumed they wouldn't stay back, but they did. It was surprising because I didn't expect that. I thought they would play it off as me speaking a bluff and go their way without listening to me. At exactly 9:50, I asked them to enter the bathroom. They did so with so much difficulty, warning me with their eyes. Mitch was the only one who didn't look at me with suspicion as he entered the bathroom. I locked it behind me and went downstairs to wait for Helen. I played everything cool, so I wouldn't look like I was expecting her. I made a cup of coffee and sipped it while waiting for her. She showed up at exactly 10, not a second later. “Thank Goddess, you are here!” I threw the door open and ushered her in, grabbing her hand. “You don't know how much this means to me.”“I'm glad.” She patted my palm with a smile. “We are friends, after all. I can't just let you wallow in sorrow without extending an arm of consolation towards you.”“You are an angel!” I gulped down the coffee and drop
Nodding, I walked over to the closet and got my dresses out, throwing them on the bed. I stuffed the dresses in there this morning, to make everything believable enough for her.“Do you think I should leave?” I posed the question, acting like I wasn't paying any attention to her reply when I was. “That's the only solution to this. To be happy, let go of every toxicity, and they are one. Just leave for a human city. It wouldn't be difficult for you to live there, seeing you are human.”“That's true!” I nodded. “I have a business to take care of. I shouldn't be bothered about them. But…”“Why are you still reluctant? Don't tell me you still care about them after their accusations? Girl! You've got to wake up. They don't love you!” “I know.” I plopped down on the bed. “It's just that it's too difficult for me. They were my first love. I gave them all my firsts. I can't just forget about them and move on. They still —”“You need to leave! They don't deserve you. Men are scum. Just leave