The Alpha Triplets And The Rogue – Chapter 3

Chris’s POV

The drive home from the airport is extremely uncomfortable. It is the first time my brothers and I have been alone with Erica without our parents nearby. My brother’s try to ease the tension in the car by cracking jokes and being their normal selves but I can’t quite seem to get in on the action.

When I saw her in the airport she took my breath away. My brothers and I had agreed that we would pretend like we forgot to pick her up. I bet that it would make her cry and I was right. But when I saw the tears shining in her hazel eyes I no longer thought that the twenty bucks was worth the bet.

tely turned into a woman since the last time that we saw her, almost two years ago. She has filled out in all the right places and her beautiful hourglass figure made my c**k twitch in my pants. She is perfect. Everything that I hoped my mate would be.

rmenting her childishly. Now that I look at the full grown woman in front of me I wish we had been just a little kinder to her.

r knee and it makes me want to rip his hand from his body and beat him with it. Goddess. What is happening to me? Am I really ready to fight with my brothers over a girl?

to see who has to carry in her stuff?” He says arrogantly.

we left the airport. “I can carry my own stuff.”

e first time that we pulled that prank on her. It was no wonder she didn’t want us to help her.

with my decision.

ait for her to follow behind me. She has been given a different room this time since her parents won’t be staying with us. Mother insisted that her room be as far away from ours as possible.

es me waiting for her at the top of the stairs.

nd I want nothing more than to cheer her up.

s in but at least she has her own bathroom. Erica walks into the bedroom and sits her purse down on the bed and looks around the room. There is nothing but sadness spread across her face.

” I say as I toss her luggage on the floor. “You know what time

e ceiling.

e her feel better but I know how much she hates us. So,

e of the pack house and see my mother standing there with a concerned look on her face.

She asks me.

is what you are asking,” I snap back at

ther.” She points her finger in my face while she speaks to me.

away.

t,” she yells out after me. “I need to

p behind me.

w that both of my brothers are standing

from that girl,” her voice is sour. “We don’t need our pack to be associated with the drama that is going on i

yce while she talks knowing that he is the playbo

t the West Pack,” Ace asks curiously.

tly.

ys smugly.

I mean,” she snaps at us.

“I mean it.