All Chapters of Triplet Alphas and Their Reluctant Mate: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

IZZY POVFor the third time today, I let my tears fall.  I had faith in my mates, but if people were working against them and they were trusting the wrong people, they didn’t stand a chance.  I prayed that Cornelius was just trying to scare me, but I knew, deep down, that he was telling the truth. ETHAN POVThe morning dawned and we could tell that the weather was beginning to lift.  For one, it was colder.  The thicker the cloud cover, the warmer it was.  It started below zero and it was falling fast.  The thermometer showed a brisk negative forty below zero Fahrenheit on the thermometer this morning.We crunched across the street, hopefully for the last time, to meet with Travis and the crew.  I was the last to arrive.  I looked around at everyone lounging and ran through them in my mind. Travis was an instructor at the Alpha School.  They flew him in to teach survival for a f

IZZY POVI shouted out a warning.  Cornelius stood in front of the charging Griz and clapped his hands.  Some sort of invisible force came from it, knocking into Griz like an invisible battering ram.  He faltered, falling to his side but I managed to cling to his back as he struggled to his feet.Out of nowhere there was a loud yowl and Tyra came bounding out of the stairwell.  She landed right on top of Cornelius, knocking him to his back and shredding his body with her claws.  She turned and belched fire down the hall behind us, igniting Earl and one of the other guards.  Their blood curdling screams were terrifying until they disappeared into a pile of ash.Griz was running again and I hung on.  I thought Griz was going to take a ninety degree turn down the stairwell, but I was wrong.  He kept running to the end of the hall, not slowing.  I flattened myself against his back and braced myself.  He crashed throu

ETHAN POVI took the tin snips with thanks and ran back to the captain’s cabin.  We were desperate to get the collar off from Izzy as soon as possible so that her wolf would have a better chance of healing her.  I burst through the door.   I wasn’t expecting to see what I saw.Izzy was sitting up in bed.  The collar was off, and her arms were around Troi.  She was still not wearing clothes, but Troi had twined herself around Izzy so it looked like she was wearing a fur top.  Troi’s eyes were glowing a brilliant blue, so bright it looked like beams were coming from them.  Her black fur had turned a silver color, shimmering, the same color as Izzy’s wolf.  She was purring, but the purr wasn’t quiet.  It was so loud I could feel the vibrations from where I stood in the doorway.Izzy turned her beautiful eyes on me.  “Ethan!” she said, softly but with emotion.  I dr

IZZY POVI hurried through the town, not looking at anyone.  Troi was right beside me, making her angry cat glare at anyone who crossed paths with me.  I kept going.  I didn’t sense that my mates were behind me and I was glad.  I just wanted to be alone.I was so stupid in thinking that things could change.  I’ve ignored the signs for so long, but the fact is that the responsibility of the pack’s behavior rests on my mates’ shoulders.  Their ignorance was something taught long ago, I’m sure, but they have the power to change it.Even my mom experienced the pack’s bigotry.  There is such a stigma attached to rejected wolves that she couldn’t shake it.  She had to literally join the human world to get away from it.  It was so wrong, and I didn’t understand why no one realized it.I walked into the woods, kicking up the loose leaves.  Troi pranced happily beside

CALEB POVI closed my laptop with a snap.  I was working on the budget for the following year’s training.  I wanted to add an addition to the stadium to have a larger free weights room and I was trying to figure out how to make the numbers work.“Got it done?” Ethan asked.  He was laying on the couch with his arm over his eyes doing absolutely nothing, as per usual.“No,” I grunted.  “I’m hungry.  I’m going to see what Molly and Joanna have come up with.”  It had been two weeks since the welcome party and Christmas was two weeks away from today.  The two women were busy teaching each other their holiday traditional treats.  We all benefitted and I was pretty sure I was already ten pounds heavier than I was at the beginning of the month.I walked into the foyer to see Izzy standing with her back to me.  She was busy directing some of our workers on where to h