All Chapters of Let The Alphas Fall For You: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

What In The MadHouse Is This Place?”DALAWhen my eyes flickered open, the first thing I registered was the soft hum of the car engine. I squinted against the light streaming through the windows and shot upright in my seat. "Where are we?" My voice was hoarse; my throat dry as I watched how the vehicle weaved through gate after gate as imposing as prison bars. The driver, a stiffened man with a scar slicing through one eyebrow, glanced at me through the rearview mirror. "The mansion," he said curtly. “What mansion?!" I half yelled, panic surging through me. The driver didn’t respond this time; his stone-cold face reflected in the rearview mirror, and his silence only amplified my unease. Instinctively, my hand reached for the door handle. Locked. “I said, what mansion?” I snapped, clawing at the locked door handle again. "Let me out!" I shouted, kicking the seat in front of me like a child throwing a tantrum. Without warning, the driver slammed his foot on the brakes. The

Tell Anyone And You Are Dead!”DALA“Young man? Point of correction— I do not belong to anyone. Definitely not three haggard-looking dudes.” I fired back, though the men before me were a stark contrast to my words. Knox whose piercing gaze hadn’t left mine, was a mix of cold command and barely restrained lust. The one in a green shirt– I met him first at the lobby and still had that unyielding smirk so infuriating it made my teeth clench. And the kitchen guy with a revealed toned muscle? He looked like he’d rather be anywhere else but here, though the sharpness in his eyes warned he wasn’t to be underestimated. They didn’t just look alike— they were identical in every way that mattered: tall, broad-shouldered, devastatingly handsome, and radiating power. “Woah… careful, girl!” Smirky cautioned. “That attitude might get you hurt.” “Then go ahead,” I spat, lifting my chin. “If you’re going to hurt me, stop wasting my time and get it over with.” The room went silent. For a momen

DALAHe yanked my hair, his grip unyielding and tight around dark locs that I feared every strand of hair would be uprooted from my scalp in no time—this asshole. Now, I was slammed against his broad chest, though trapped between him and a wall. “Are you crazy?!” I shrieked annoyedly, looking up at those honey-brown eyes that seemed to disarm me despite the incredible amount of anger they held.Unsurprisingly, I would never be able to break free, except he was willing to let go. “I will scream if you don’t let me go right now!”He flashed me a lopsided smile that displayed the dimple on his left cheek. “By all means, have at it,” Knox gestured with his other hand. “I hope someone comes to rescue you from me.”My stomach curled. I hated him so much, all three of them. Yet, my body reacted in the wrongest way to this proximity.He was too close, his strong masculine scent filling my nose, and I almost melted into him. I needed to snap out of this.Angling my head to meet his gaze agai

DALA Without hesitation, I caught up to Lady Arya, still fiddling with what she’d just said. “School?” I echoed, my lips still parted in awe. With a nod, she affirmed, but still barely alleviated the lingering confusion. “I am going to school? With..them?” Her red lips were stretched into a somewhat satisfied smirk. “Yes, college. Are you terrified of the school itself or attending with the triplets?” A lump sat in my throat, unwilling to move. Both of these instances were sheer horror. The bullying I experienced in high school taught me to stay the heck away from any academic gatherings. I developed an apathy that even caused me to repeat a grade. “Your aunt sent your certificates. She wants you to further your education as you work here; it was part of the deal. You could drop out, but with proof of even smelling college, you won’t have to clean people’s houses forever. You can, at least, become…” She tapped her hollow cheeks, and barely any fat was in them. “An office clerk or

DALAI spun out of the room, embarrassed, with just a single thought in my head. The guy from last night. The ruggedness in his stare and how he just didn’t fit into the family image.He must be the triplet’s brother—definitely the eldest. My heart quaked in my chest for no reason at all, and it only worsened when I remembered how he’d looked at me. And I hadn’t heard him speak at all. Why was I even curious about him? I heard footsteps behind me, jolting me out of my reverie. It was Knox. My stomach clenched.“Omega,” he said, the word rolling off his tongue like a velvet caress, “You just can’t help but breed trouble, can you?”I was on my way to the kitchen. My eyes darted around, confirming that it was just us, and that filled me with a funky feeling in my lower abdomen.This was the first time I was seeing Knox after….“I expect a response when I speak to you!” Knox demanded, his brows furrowing in annoyance, reminding me exactly why I disliked him.“Heading…to the kitchen,”