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The Alpha's Triangle Come This Far Already
ALAIA I stepped away from the mirror, waiting for Zack to come through. A few minutes passed, and I started to panic. I don't know why I would care. I hated Mirja and hated my brother even more. If they died, it wouldn't bother me, right? I started pacing back and forth, shooting glances at the mirror occasionally. If they weren't back now, then they had to be dead. Nas caught them and was probably torturing my brother for information. Zack wouldn't give me up, though. I was sure of it. Well, not entirely. Finally, the mirror warped, and my brother fell through with an unconscious Mirja. I let out a breath of relief. "What took you so long? What happened?" Zack's eyes glazed over, signifying he was linking someone before he looked at me, confused. "What are you talking about? I broke the necklace, like you said, right when you disappeared. That was only seconds ago." "That's impossible. I've been waiting here for at least ten minutes." Zack shrugged his shoulders. "I don't
The Alpha's Triangle You Have Me
ISAIAHMy father paced back and forth while I sat behind the desk, watching him. He was going on and on about Zira carrying a white werewolf. A werewolf our lineage hasn’t seen for three generations. This was an excellent opportunity to strengthen our pack, but I had other plans. “Look, all I’m saying, Son, is this is an opportunity not only for you as an Alpha but for this pack. If I were the Alpha, I would do this in a heartbeat,” my father continued. “But you’re not, Father. I am,” I said, keeping my eyes on his. “I gave Alaia my word, and I’m not going back on it. Not for you, not for the council, not for anyone.” I wasn’t backing down from this. I made a promise, and I was sticking to it. “Just think about it, Son. That’s all I’m asking.” “Fine.” I got up from my seat and walked to open the door. “I need a minute alone to think about it.” He looked at me, shocked by my action. Being a former Alpha, he wasn’t used to someone telling him to leave his former office. Of course
The Alpha's Triangle I Said No
ZIRATears fell down my face again today, and I hated it. Stupid emotions were taking over everything. I looked at my parents as if they were crazy. I have been preparing for this day for months, and now this. "This is not fair," I whined at my parents. "Please just talk to him and see if he'll let me go." My mom rubbed my back as Lisa put another plate of food before me. I pushed it out of the way. I wasn't in the mood for food. "For the last time, I'm not hungry.""That's a first," my brother laughed, trying to lighten the mood, and one glare from me shut him up quickly.Lisa took the plate and left. Thank Goodness. I didn't like her and wished I could get Mary back. "Mom, Dad. Please. I haven't missed this tradition since I was a kid." "We know, sweetie, but you're so close to giving birth, and we don't want you to drain all your energy." I started to protest, and she held up a finger. "We all know how you get during the snowball fights." I gasped at my mom. "Mom, it's a
The Alpha's Triangle In Due Time
ISAIAH I opened the door to my office just as I heard another door slam and Isabella screaming in frustration. I knew from the distance she was near Zira's room. I wondered what had happened now. "Isaiah, we need to talk," Isabella linked me. I sighed, not really in the mood to handle whatever drama she wanted to talk about. I had just come from a conversation with Alaia that didn't go as planned. I remembered going to her office to speak about something, but now I can't remember what it was. I last remembered her yelling about not believing her and slamming the door in my face. Believing her about what? I have the faintest idea. Dammit! What were we talking about? I knew it had to be important, but... "Hello...Earth to Isaiah?" Isabella was pacing in front of my desk, glaring at me. I didn't even realize I was sitting down. "How did I...when did you...wait, what's the problem?" Isabella sighed. "Come on, bro. I've been ranting for five minutes while you stare into la la land
The Alpha's Triangle Kind of Mood
ISAIAH Zira screamed and threw a plate full of food at the door. “I said I’m not hungry, you dimwit!” The plate was smashed to pieces only a few inches from where Lisa was standing. Lisa barely flinched as she began to pick up the mess. Her casual demeanor made me believe this was a routine between the two. I heard about she-wolves going through mood swings during their pregnancy, but this was more than I bargained for. She has snapped at everyone at least once or twice, and poor Lisa gets the bulk of it. This wasn’t like Zira at all. Nina, on the other hand, maybe. I’ve been giving her space, but these outbursts had to stop. “Zi, you need to eat,” I said, stepping around the mess to get closer to her to block her view of Lisa. Zira looked like she was going to attack Lisa at any moment. “Doctor Callie says you need to build up your strength.” “Right, Alpha Isaiah,” she said sarcastically. “Just enough strength to move from this corner of the room to the other. Thank you for
The Alpha's Triangle Her Old Self
ISAIAH That got me excited. I hadn’t even thought about finding out the gender until now, and it finally got Zira to look at Doctor Callie before slowly turning to me. Zira got up from the bed, refusing my help, and took the towelette from a table. She began wiping the liquid from her belly as Doctor Callie waited for our answer. “I already know the gender,” Zira whispered. “It’s a boy.” Did she just say a boy? Those words echoed in my head as if I needed to repeatedly say it to believe it. “A...a boy?” I asked, trying to wrap my head around it. “We’re… we’re having a boy!” I couldn’t help but laugh happily. I picked Zira up and spun her around, ignoring her protests. I finally put her down as she pushed away from me. That was fine. Nothing was going to ruin my mood after this. I felt like the luckiest Alpha in the world. A boy and a girl. What else could someone ask for? Doctor Callie gave me a printout of the ultrasound. I smile while looking at the image of my son. “Our
The Alpha's Triangle A Little Show
ZIRAI watched Isaiah smile when I agreed to take a walk with him. He’s been in a good mood ever since he found out he was having a son. Guess that can change men. Having a prodigy as if girls couldn’t be a prodigy. That just made me even more irritated, but I had to control it. Lately, small things got on my nerves, and I didn’t have my mom here to help me. I really miss my family. A walk would be good to vent and breathe the fresh air. Most of all, I love winter and snow and haven’t been in the woods for a while. This could be good. Besides, anything would be better than that stupid room. “Great,” Isaiah smiled. He finally released my hand and walked to the porch where Mary stood. She had a bag and a few other things I couldn’t see in her hands. Isaiah took everything from her before he made his way back to me. I looked at Mary, who gave me a smile and waved goodbye. If she had a hand in this, that’s a good sign. I know I can truly trust Mary. She was one of the few people I k
The Alpha's Triangle Your Eyes
ZIRAI moved closer to try to get a peek at what Isaiah was doing. A part of me was still nervous to be out here like this with him.He turned towards me with plugs in his hands and the biggest smile. “This,” he said, joining both plugs and trees around the clearing lit up. The colors spread across the trees and reflected off the snow below. I walked under them until I felt covered with all the lights. It reminded me of the drive-thru light festival my family was at. I closed my eyes, imagining myself with them now.When I opened my eyes, I saw two folded chairs under the trees. Isaiah took my hand and helped settle me in the chair before sitting in his. He took a canteen out with two cups and poured something into both. He handed me one, and I could smell the hot chocolate. He pulled something wrapped from another bag, and my nose could already tell it was a cinnamon roll. He handed one to me, and I noticed it was still warm. “How are they still warm?” I asked. Not that I cared. I
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