Her Triplet Alphas by Joanna J

Chapter 57: Party Puke-r Chasity Alex 

Love was a form of madness. I would always see mates taking care of each other through thick and thin and in ways that were frankly…gross. I remembered my high school friend holding back his mate’s hair while she vomited into the toilet. She had then proceeded to vomit on him too. All he had been concerned about was her. He had not been the least bit squeamish. I had told him he was crazy. I wondered if he was here tonight to see that I was crazy now too. I went right for Chasity and wrapped my arms around her. I knew there was undoubtedly vomit on my shirt now but it was the least of my worries. Chasity was sick. I should have cut her off sooner. In fact, I should not have let her drink at all. I had held my tongue because Felix and Calix were both all for it and I had wanted to not be the bossiest and fussiest 

one for once. 

“Little Luna! Are you ok?” I cooed, pulling her even closer to me. “What happened? Where’d you run off to?” 

“I had to use the bathroom,” she mumbled. “Did you?” I asked. 

She shook her head. I looked at the open door right in front of us. It led to an immaculate white-tiled bathroom here on the stair landing. Unfortunately, there were three seething she-wolves separating 

Chasity and me from the sanctity of the bathroom’s gleaming interior. 

My brothers and I had tried to end things with Sandra, Tonya and Avery on good terms but they probably still harboured ill feelings towards us. Nevertheless, Chasity herself was innocent in all of this. I had hoped Sandra and the girls would be decent enough to acknowledge that. I supposed my hopes for them had been too high. 

“Excuse us, ladies,” I said, keeping my tone polite and unassuming, hoping that they would simply step aside. 

“Alex! She vomited on us!” Shrieked Sandra, her voice shrill. The girls remained standing there wearing scowls to match their vomit-splattered clothes. 

“She’s sick,” I said curtly, “and if you hadn’t blocked her way to the bathroom you wouldn’t have gotten vomited on,” I added. 

It was a no-brainer. Who would accost a nauseous girl on her way to the bathroom? “You hated her!” Spat Sandra, emphasising the word. “You called her a burden and…” “ENOUGH!” I roared in my Alpha voice as my wolf came forwards. 

Sandra’s screeching had irritated him. I could not recall ever calling Chasity a burden. Sandra was totally misrepresenting everything I had said just to put a rift between me and Chasity and that was low. Sandra, Tonya and Avery fell silent and became tense in response to me using my Alpha voice. 

“Move, now!” I ordered. 

They had to obey their Alpha so they hurried down the stairs and out of sight. I helped Chasity into the bathroom, locking the door behind us 

“Do you need to vomit again?” I asked, brushing the curls stuck to her sweaty forehead out of the way. 

She shook her head but went towards the toilet anyway. She stared at me. I stared at her. **Turn around. I have to pee,” she squealed. 

I faced the wall while she used the toilet. She washed her hands and then I helped her wash her face. I wiped the vomit off of her dress with a few damp paper towels. I carried her from the stair landing bathroom to the kitchen. I knew the layout of the house well. It was my Beta’s house and we had pack meetings here as adults and playdates here as children. We had known the whole family for years. 

I put Chasity to sit on the kitchen counter and then I made her sip some water while I patted her head with a damp towel. Her face was flushed and she felt a bit feverish so I was worried. She groaned. 

“Your tummy?” i guessed. “My head,” she mumbled. “You have a headache?” I asked. 

She nodded feebly. I made her take two ibuprofen tablets for the headache and a gravol tablet for the nausea. Chasity took whatever I handed to her. She was so trusting and sweet. I kissed her forehead and put the damp cool towel on the back of her neck while she buried her face in my chest. I kept one of my hands on her waist to hold her steady 

“How’s she feeling?” Said a familiar voice. 

Roxie. I smiled. Roxie was a decent ex to Felix and first and foremost, she was our childhood friend and

doing ok,” I said.

for a minute?” Asked Roxie, the hesitancy in her voice

use some advice on how to deal with all the not-so-friendly competition from other

That doesn’t mean the cattiness affects her any less, said

from feeling alienated or judged or slighted by the a few of the

pantry looking for a snack for you. You need to eat something!”

yourself! You know where everything is!” Said Roxie, giving me a grateful smile.

I was not about to miss this chance to eavesdrop on the conversation between

said Roxie as she struggled to remember their names. I knew she meant Tonya who was Felix’s ex, my ex Sandra, and Avalon, Calix’s ex. “None of

giving you a tough time. That was how it always was when you were dating one of the triplets. Girls would be so jealous. They’d be catty, calling me names, messing with my clothes while I was in the gym shower and they even sabotaged my art piece for the

was actually

You’ve always had…friends, money! You’re pretty,’ said

difference. Everyone hoped to be Luna and they acted crazily over it. Alex’s girlfriend at the time, my friend

so keen on covering up the misdeeds of their own bullies? I instantly became worried about Chasity. Clair had been a gentle soul, similar to Chasity. What else was Chasity hiding? Was she still getting mistreated by students or other pack members or even our own parents Chasity had thought our mother had hired the kidnapper. Maybe, Mom was still being

Calix’s girlfriend, continued Roxie “But people who behave that way aren’t worth your time. Any self-respecting girl would let go

had happened three months before her eighteenth birthday in the interim, Felix had thoroughly enjoyed telling me I had gotten dumped for a mature college guy who may or may

Felix break up?” Asked

Roxie. “And Felix was so happy for me. He really was. He hoped to find his mate soon too! He was never quiet about how much

brothers and I had all felt that way about our future mate and now we had found her. She had been right

perfect, we did fight. We’d argue a lot. He called me Charity by accident like

one of my exes: To my Dearest Chasity, Love Always Alex. The girl’s name had been Beth. Beth still hated me to this day. She was convinced Chasity was the other woman and not the girl my parents had taken in. Chasity had

of it, I was

school for a bit when I was head cheerleader and he was the star quarterback. People seemed to like us being together but we weren’t compatible. He broke up with me and we both dated other people untii

maid girl?” I was in no place to judge though. I could have

whining about something wrong you’d did or how you looked at him as if he were a monster or how you didn’t respect him. Then he would call me by your name sometimes. Then I found it!” Exclaimed Roxie.

I thought to myself. “Alpha?” Said a soft volce right behind me.

to find Keaton’s housekeeper. She had worked for Beta Keaton since I was a child. “Um, what

glossy dark hair and hazel eyes. She always wore all black except for her signature

for my Luna,” i whispered, hoping Charlista would take the hint and

continued eavesdropping “Found what?” Asked Chasity “The painting,” said Roxie, lowering her voice Thankfully, my Alpha hearing never failed

all sullen and forlorn in your hand-me-downs sitting on the

childhood but she had been blessed with girlish cuteness that blossomed into womanly beauty She never had an awkward stage It was probably the Universe’s way of apologising to her. That and three hunks for the price of one according to Felix the other day. I was pretty sure my mother and the other high-ranking she-wolves had been a bit jealous that the “maid girl” was so naturally lovely while they were trading plastic surgeons. My mother was a very beautiful woman in her own right but she was prone to lashing out at others, possibly out

you? After everything you’ve been through. Felix was terrified you would reject him as a mate and

all of this?” Asked Chasity softly. My

for years and years even before high school.

blame as well. I should have introduced