Mated to the Alpha Twins

Read Mated to the Alpha Twins [by Jane Doe] Chapter 61 – “Neice?” Alec scoffed. “We’ve been dealing with you for weeks now. You didn’t think we needed to know this kind of information?”

“At the time? No, you didn’t.” Julian shrugged, ignoring the identical looks of rage on the twins faces.

“What about you?” Kade snapped, his eyes narrowing on Garrett. “You didn’t think your daughter had a right to know?”

“Let’s not blame my half-brother.” Julian smirked at Garrett, who scowled in response. “We’ve been estranged for quite some time. The poor man can hardly stand to be in the same room as me. Regardless, we’ve had a common goal for quite some time.”

Garretts scowl turned outright deadly. He bared his teeth at Julian and spoke in a low voice, “She doesn’t need to know right now. She already has enough on her plate without you adding to it.”

Before I developed my gift, I would’ve assumed Garrett was being his typical selfish conniving self. While I didn’t appreciate the lies, I could feel the emotions behind Garretts words. He was genuinely concerned for me. There was still no way in h**l I’d trust the man, but feeling his emotions showed me a side of him I hadn’t know existed.

“She’s accepted what she is. The sooner she knows, the faster she can prepare.” Julian snapped at Garrett, who then rolled his eyes.

It seemed the topic of conversation wasn’t anything new for the two of them. Judging by the impatience in Julian’s tone, they had talked about this countless times. I knew Julian had won when Garrett clenched his jaw shut, the muscle in his cheek ticking angrily.

“I’m not sure how familiar you are with our customs, but there’s a few things we need to go over. As you know, you will be taking over Garrett’s pack. Your mates will take the position of Alpha, while you take over as Luna. The two packs will merge into one larger pack.” Julian grunted, and I could feel his distaste.

reason, he didn’t want Garrett’s pack to merge with Alec and Kades. Judging from the similar emotion radiating from Garrett, he felt the same. I couldn’t entirely blame them. Garrett’s pack would essentially be ran by Alec and Kade, and there was

cleared his throat and continued, “Our customs are ancient, and they are always followed. As I am unable to have children, custom states my pack will go

as they gazed in my direction. Their emotions

Her face turned the same cherry red as her lips.

two others.” Veronica hissed, practically spewing acid with every syllable that left her lips. She turned her venomous attention to Garrett, who winced under her gaze. “Because of your stupidity, your daughter will inherit

seemed to shrink down in her seat. While I felt her disappointment, there was no animosity towards me. Her embarrassment was the

snapped, his rough voice echoed throughout

eyes were lit with an onyx flame as he stared at Veronica with a clenched jaw. I could see the slight tremble in his form, and winced under the onslaught of his anger.

but this is our pack.” Kade snarled, slamming his fists down on the table. The silverware and plates jumped, settling back on the table with a rattle. “Speak negatively of our mate again, and you will

his rigid stance. Her eyes darted over to Alec, who watched

bother looking around for help, you’ll find none.” Alec

I could feel the fierce protectiveness they felt for me. The emotion was like an adrenaline rush. From the moment they arrived at Sage’s house, I knew the two of them wanted and accepted me. They had never forced me to come home, or forced me to accept what I was. They always gave me a choice, no matter how it might hurt them. Up until now, I hadn’t truly known what I meant to the twins. I had grown on them, just as they had grown on me. We’d never be complete without one another, I realized. Not after this. The realization changed something inside of me. That small, whispering voice of doubt faded. They’d never leave me; they’d never fail me. They’d

something she’d regret, she bowed her head and left the room. Her anger followed her like a thick cloud, though the uncomfortable sensation still remained in the dining room. Kady stood from the table, giving her Dad a weak smile before turning her eyes on me. ‘Sorry’, she mouthed. I gave her a gentle nod and watched as she left the room, trailing after her

I felt about Kady. I knew it was impossible for someone to suddenly change overnight. Judging from the emotions I picked up, it seemed like beneath it all Kady wasn’t a horrible person. I honestly couldn’t blame her for turning out

towards Garrett. “Give Veronica time to deal with this. She might never come around, but she’ll learn to live with

for advice.” Garrett snapped,