All Chapters of Claimed By The Triplet Alphas : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

CamillaAfter I agreed to be George's girlfriend, he kissed me with abandon. It was weird at first, and I was overwhelmed with his excitement. But I had already said yes, and there was no going back.He dropped me off and kissed me in front of the house. When he pulled away, I was startled to see Ziah leaning against his car, watching us. I hadn't even noticed his presence; otherwise, I wouldn't have kissed George. My eyes clung to him, analyzing his reaction. I could see the icy contempt that flashed in his eyes; he was angry and didn't fail to hide it.I looked away and noticed that George was wearing a twisted smile, like a cat who got the cream, and I didn't like the growing suspicion that George was enjoying this a little too much."This is bad,” I whispered to George. “Ziah looks pissed. Things are already complicated, and I don't want it to worsen.Ziah was going to think I was some cheap flirt who couldn't keep her feelings in check. “Relax,” George said with a smile. “You're

CamillaI sat outside with George after dinner and had an intuitive feeling that I needed to be careful with my words and actions because I could tell he was upset.We sat together under the shade of the tree, and my mind wandered back to the chaotic dinner scene. Despite Kai and Ziah never getting along, Kai could have used George's analogy to score cheap points. But he instead rebuked George for meddling in their family matters. George gazed into the distance. I fidgeted with the hem of my dress and contemplated how to approach the situation. George was both right and wrong; he was right because what he said was true—Vespa couldn't possibly marry all three brothers, and it would be weird for an alpha to beg for his wife's attention. But George was also wrong because it was a family matter, and he had no right to intrude into what didn't concern him.His gaze was fixed on the horizon. I wanted to reach out and apologize on the boys’ behalf, but I hesitated and waited quietly for hi

Vespa's POV I slipped on my pink string bikini and headed to the pool. Kai and I had the house to ourselves. Ziah and Grandma Zora were at the secretariat, Camilla went out with Zeke, and I couldn't be any happier. At the same time, I couldn't seem to shake off the feeling of guilt that ran through my body. It was scary to admit, but I was starting to enjoy Kai's company the most.I loved all three brothers equally, but somehow, I found myself looking forward to moments with Kai. This thought caused a holiness in my chest, and I let out a long, low sigh. I climbed down the chrome ladder at the end of the pool and dipped into the cool water. The late afternoon sun made the water shine, and the temperature was just right—not too hot, not too cold. I swam a few laps, feeling the water envelop me, and then floated on my back, letting the sun warm my face.Just as I was getting comfortable, Kai emerged from the house with our towels and a colorful cocktail in hand—a Piña Colada, my favor

CamillaI watched George tenderly examine Grandma Zora's leg. His face was fixed on the task. Grandma Zora, who looked much better, was cheerfully joking and teasing."Why is everyone making such a big deal about this? I'm not dying or anything! I'm perfectly fine; nothing serious happened to me.”She looked amused and laughed. Kai advised her to let the doctor perform a thorough scan on her leg because he didn't want to take chances. "Grandma Zora, you are very important to everyone in the pack. We can't afford to let anything bad happen to you.”She seemed fine. Kai left after George confirmed her fitness. I went to get George some orange juice. Our fingers brushed, and I grew so uncomfortable that I forgot he was my boyfriend for a brief moment. He ran his thumb over my hand discreetly, and I was relieved when he pulled away. I was afraid that he would soon start asking for sex. I quickly turned away to focus on Grandma Zora, whose leg was bandaged and elevated.It was quite sill

Camilla I wasn't expecting George to abandon his duties at the clinic and take me to his friend's house, but he did, and that warmed my heart. The fact that he was always eager and enthusiastic to help me was precious, and I didn't take it for granted.When we arrived at the venue, we waited for close to an hour, but there was no sign of his friend. I began feeling restless and mentally berated his friend for being a time-waster.“Are you sure she's home? We've been waiting forever," I said to George, who had attempted to distract me and remain patient."Absolutely. Her car is parked outside, and she's always fashionably late—a bit of a diva. Let's give her some more time."“Don't you need to head back to the clinic?”"Don't worry about me," he said, pulling me closer and placing a peck on my cheek. I was relieved that it wasn't my lips—as bad as that sounded.His friend finally made an appearance. Lisa King was tall, and graceful, and looked even more beautiful up close. She was one