All Chapters of Taming the Alpha Twins: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

             Jillian relaxed finally in her apartment, with Josh and Wally waiting to find out that everything was returning to normal. She needed to get some sleep soon, because no matter what, she’d needed to help at the medical centre. No one expected Helena to go with her because she was Luna, and that position carried a lot with it. Add in her father’s death, the twins’ presence, and now mating. Her job would need her to deal with the pack, its issues, and the effects from the attacks. People would need guidance to get back to the pack’s routine. Jillian didn’t envy her one bit. She preferred leaving her responsibilities at the medical centre when she came home. However, bringing Davis here complicated everything. She didn’t know what to do with him. How did she fix this situation? Jillian didn’t feel a bond between them. Did she?      &nbs

             With Jillian gone, Helena got ready to head out herself. But before she could leave, Davis entered with a book Helena recognized. It was Jillian’s diary from when she was a teenager. It felt so long ago, but it truly wasn’t. “Alpha, I need some advice.” The large man stood before Brian’s desk, tapping the book in the palm of his other hand.             “How can I help you, Davis?” Brian exchanged a glance with Helena. It would be one of those days where they’d find themselves interrupted repeatedly, it seemed.             “As you know, I’ve mated with Jillian. Well, she’s trying to resist it and everything else. I’m not sure how to deal with her. Then I found this. She’s written in it she plans to run

             The three sat at the picnic table and Aunty Mae served tea and cookies. She was a stickler for tradition and conversation did not start until everyone was served and settled into place. It didn’t matter that they were out in a wooded area. The tradition was important. They weren’t monsters or animals, after all.             Once she sat down, Aunty Mae looked at Helena with a smile that turned serious. “Now you said you needed help with something, my dear. Is this official business or family business?” She took a sip of her tea and then rested the cup back on the saucer in her other hand.             “It’s closer to family than pack business. Jillian is struggling to understand why everyone is insisting on validating her mating. She claims sh

           The twins headed back to the packhouse but said nothing about this event to each other until they knew they were alone.            “What in all that’s holy in this world did we just walk out of?” Chris couldn’t believe how that turned out. Everything they expected turned on its ear and bit them.           “Another reason not to trust the council of elders. They manipulated us expertly again. Why can’t we expect Helena to work with us to keep her safe? But that move turning it back on us and expecting us to tell her where we are going.” Brian laughed unconsciously but when he and Chris really thought about it.           “Damn. It’s a double standard. We’re supposed to be on equal footing w

             As they walked back to the packhouse, Jillian asked Helena, “So, are you telling the Alphas about the pack problems?”             “After the way, they reacted to me not checking in. No, I would rather deal with it myself for now. This is so far out of hand that it’s ridiculous.” Helena didn’t look at Jillian as they walked. Her mind wasn’t fully on the conversation or where they were going. Her brain worked on ways to get the pack to embrace the changes in their command structure. She didn’t know what would happen if they didn’t, and she feared it would be nothing good for anyone.             “If that’s the case, you’ll need someone in your corner. I guess that’ll be me, won’t it? The good frien