Her Triplet Alphas – Chapter 50: Chasity’s Highs and Lows
Alex
Didi Torte lived in a quaint little cottage in a rural area of our pack lands, just outside Winter Moon City.
Felix and I parked a short distance from the cottage.
ed through the snow, cautiously approaching
hing here seemed innocent enough.
an enough to be healthy and dirty enough to be happy.
I smiled.
x frowned.
e doorbell.
seen it,” said
ying.
the door might prompt her to hide from us.
r come over me.
ugh and was replaced by massive relief and a bit of gratit
iz or something? She seemed fine. The fear had been very fle
atch over her.
ming inquisitive alphas!” I reminded Felix. We would catch more flies with honey t
o Alphas would be intimidating enough without any added aggression. The door creaked open just a smidge and I spotted an orb-like watery
e he was about to make an arrest and read her rights. She opened the door hesitantly.
.
o.
Alpha Felix,” I said smoothly, keeping a smile plastered on my face.
tedly.
are,” I said gently.
I confirmed.
er the threshold.
ginger cat with white paws and a white striped tail.
ter and staring at me with his large orange eyes
sation as she shut the door.
you get one?” Said Didi,
hem,” I said.
bout her allergies.
g.
Didi.
m.
Even the wooden floor had a bluish tint to it.
pots on his head and onegrey spot on his tail.
ynken darted out of the roo
en wearing a swe
“He’s skittish,” she
ards a small calico cat with green eyes.
, she’s lovely. They all are,” I said.
y husband,” she joked. I forced a laugh.
ced, refusing to even crack a smile.
ts though.
Didi seemed nice enough.
ook like a cartoon character.
lder-length blonde hair and a full-figured stature. “He’s at work, I presume,” I continued, keeping the conversation light for a little longer. Didi n
ting…” she said, trailing off.
edly, miming discretely taking pictures.
emed that
th a sigh.
me into my life and put a stop to the partying. He was right though.
time to settle dow
ee of you, right?” She asked eagerly. Felix and I nod
hed nervously.
ve three boys myself.” “Yeah
o interview! I said in Felix’s mind. He sighed inwardly
I teased. I was never a F*ckboy! Snarled Felix.
n, the orange cat, but h
i excitedly.
We nodded.
faltered a little.
, Alphas?” She asked nervously. Before we could respond she began offering trea
She said.
stised.
o be charming, sai
eam is the very picture of charm, I said sarcastically.
ly.
Alpha, call me Didi!”
nearby door into what must be the kitchen.
ofas.
e us. She had brought two bowls of vanilla ice cream despite my refusal.
refusing the pie.
t hungry.
x promptly took both bowls
urge to roll my eyes while he tackled the ice cream.
id quickly.
ed enough.
ce should b
was time to get down
ry to drop in on you like this
pie.
iffened immediately “What can you tell me about her?” I asked gently. Didi was wringing her hands.
admitted Didi. I straightened in my seat.
d eating.
was easy, said Felix in my mind. She’s an open book
” confessed Didi, shrugging.
that?” I asked.
aving. We were friends.
artied
chool together.
h a snake curled around it.
would sketch it later.
rmed.
tattoo.
y.
ad.
e were inseparable at one point.
ther. We had our vices.
ad pissed off her dealer and the Casino Owner! She owed both of them money, f**k, Continued Didi, her expression growing
r threatened by either of them?” I
d her small potatoes,” said Didi with a dismissive flourish of her hand.
at’s wei
dealer if he got stiffed, said Felix. Yeah, you’re right, I admitted.
sino owners did not tend to take kindly to gamblers who could not pay off the
he might have felt sorry for her or something, I reasoned.
ky Toad Casino Owner would be easy.
drug dealer on the hand… “W
she reminisced.
he chuckled, slapping her knee, as she burst into a fit of giggles.
her a faint smile.
s?” | asked.
It’s a small town,” said D
getting straight to the point.
Said Didi.
and the address for us.
heck out the Casino and its owner.
be something there, I reasoned.
point as usual. Didi bustled about looking for her cellphone.
the cushions of the armchair on which she had just been sitting
quite as much as she had claimed.
for The Lucky Toad casino,” s
is name is Alexi Franck,” said Didi, referring to the Casino Owner.
than the unfriendly ghost I told you about,” She warned.
ank.
Casino Owner. Hostile.
k you, Didi! You’ve
e,” said Didi.
!” She squealed.
the blue. Felix and I exchanged a glance.
tinctively I knew what he
Didi knew that Chasity’s Dad was our Mom’s stepbrother.
Said Didi incredulously. Felix nodde
before the boys were born and before I met my husb
o go on the run. That was long before my boy
s…! w
iving her a genuine smile. Didi smiled.
thoughtful sometimes with sometimes being the operative word.
oing struggle,” confessed Didi.
g in there,” I said with a smile
ed to use your bathroom!” I said quickly.
not help it.
my member hardened unprovoked and then, just like that, I exploded with pleasure.
d not ruin them.
the floral wallpapers *t! Thank goodness I had a small spray bottle of disinfectant in my pocke
the bathroom a bit to the right to block the stain. I washed my hands and tried to comp
en expecting that
s was the opposite. My triplet brothers and I belonged to Chasity and she belonged to the three of us.
y bonded yet.
e.
.
s Dad being our Mom’s stepbrother without telling her in case she doesn’t actually know? Said Felix.
father’s family?” I asked. Didi looked dumbfounded.
ce’s friend more than his. He see
ey seemed a good match.
honest, I’m afraid,” she explained.
clarified.
r it,” admitted Didi.
tioned it in passing but I was strung out a lot back then,”
okay,” I said gently.
m!” Said Felix, standing up too. “Come back anytime!” She called as we let ourselves out. I drove Felix home.
ee you later,” I
Felix.
house,” I said.
Tm just gonna present what we already decided as a group about expanding our pack lands and a
Feli
sent on Wednesday,” I told him.
ckled.
l go on Thursday,” I explained.
an hardly wait
fter the meeting at Keaton’s,”
pick her up!” Whined Felix immediately. I la
rprised.
rumpily.
with a shrug.
again.
k, tracing and retracing the outline.
delight whenever something brushed against the mark including my o
n my neck in the rearview mirror.
face.
ity’s mark on me.
oon enough,” I said reassuringly.
ked Calix. I frowned, realising Calix must have kept her home from sch
n the mark on my neck.
ost, her favourite,” I teased.
shocked Felix sitting on his behind in the snow.