All Chapters of Claimed By The Triplet Alphas : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

VespaA scowl settled on my face. I stood firm and blocked the entrance, preventing Astrid from entering the room. Astrid, sensing an impending argument, let out a tired sigh, like a fed-up teacher resigned to dealing with their worst student."It's six thirty, an astonishingly late time to return after a party that started at nine pm. Why didn't you come back with Ria? Did the organizers pay you to personally tuck the drunks into bed or did you volunteer to be their caregiver?""Calm your perky tits down," she groaned, trying to push past me. "I didn't do anything stupid. I bumped into Latoya, my friend from school. Her sister schools here and we spent the night in her room."I didn't believe her. My sister had always been carefree and irresponsible. I could count on my fingers and toes all the time she'd gotten out of trouble. Fortunately for her, her life wasn't built on the foundation of duty and expectations like mine. She shoved her phone in my face, showing me photos of her fri

VespaAfter Ziah begged me to stay, we spent a considerable amount of time together. He was effortlessly hilarious and made me laugh so hard, to a fever pitch by steaming up jokes and a funny interview session. Then I headed back to my room.My sister meticulously packed her stuff and was on her way home because my mom couldn't stop calling her to get herself back to the house.Hearing my mom's voice over the phone whenever she called my sister made my emotions spiral out of control.I tried to be recklessly indifferent about it and compose myself, but my heart responded poorly. I was envious of my mom's relationship with Astrid.Previously, I never gave her neglect a second thought. But seeing it happen right before me made me realize that I was worthless to her. She never called me. Not even once."You're going to act like you don't see what Mom is doing," my voice came off harsher than I intended as I transferred my aggression to Astrid. "You spent the weekend here, and she has cal

KaiOscar stood beside me at the campus volleyball court for the upcoming Spring Fling festival. Laughter and chatter filled the court as I scanned for Vespa, the only reason I was here."You know, I have this theory that the enchanters have gone extinct."My ears were bleeding from Oscar's constant yapping; he never shut up and seemed oblivious to my desire to see my mate. I was this close to telling him to fuck off, but he was the only one I could consider calling a friend."That's ridiculous," I scoffed, clamping my teeth to contain hard words. "How can they suddenly disappear from the face of the earth with our artifacts? They're somewhere planning to strike back."Oscar seemed peeved after my rebuke. The enchanters, a blend of powerful witchcraft who got help from vampires, were our greatest threats. They stole from us, killed our parents, and cast a spell on us, leaving our territory barren and depriving us of Moon Goddess blessings.It was my single focus to destroy them. My bra

VespaRestless and aching with inner pain, I collapsed on my bed. The crazy day's events played themselves over again and again on a loop.I rolled over onto my side, hugging a pillow close to me. My eyes slipped shut, but I couldn't sleep. Ria practically condemned me without giving me the chance to explain myself. Maybe I was too harsh with my words, but I wasn't comfortable with the things she said to me as well.All's fair in love and war.Expecting her to support me all the time was foolish, but she made it seem like I deliberately let myself go through this trouble. I rose from my bed and pulled on an oversized t-shirt that fell just above my knees. Something had to be done about the triplets constantly fighting over me, or else I would lose my sanity. They were too clingy and none wanted to share. Cursing my folly and refusing to think about the boys, I headed to my work desk and turned on my laptop, but my mind kept drifting back to the boys and Kai's possessive kiss. My pho

VespaExhausted like I'd run a marathon, I dropped my keys and gazed around. The house was silent with no sign of life. "Dad," I called, heading to his room, but my mom stepped out and we collided with each other. "Oi!" she exclaimed, brushing herself off with her customary frown. "Watch where you're going.""Hello Mom," I stepped aside, letting her pass. "What are you doing here?"My chest rose in pursuit of air. Must she always act coldly towards me?"Way to welcome your daughter whom you haven't seen in weeks. I came to check on Dad. ""Don't you have important stuff to do in school?" she said, letting her bitterness spill into her voice. "Even superheroes take breaks. Mom. Astrid informed me he had a work accident. Is he okay?" I asked, trying hard not to raise my pitch.She moved away from me and headed to the living room. "Go see for yourself."I ignored her and took the steps two at a time until I reached my dad's room. The smell of cigarette smoke clung to my nostrils as I