The Alpha Triplets And The Rogue
Chapter 93

Erica’s POV

My heart is beating out of my chest as I lead Ace out of the back door of the pack house. He follows behind me silently, but I can feel the tension growing between us the farther I lead him into the forest.

Once I am sure we are under the cover of the trees enough that no one will be able to see me shift I stop in my tracks. Ace comes to a stop behind me but he doesn’t say a word to me. He only crosses his arms over his chest and waits.

“I’ve only done this a handful of times,” I tell Ace as I strip off Bryce’s t-shirt. “Please be patient with us.”

“Us?” Ace scoffs.

“Yes,” I say quietly. “I want you to meet my wolf, Envy.”

After I tell Ace that I am going to shift, his whole attitude changes. He uncrosses his arms from his chest and fidgets a little where he stands.

“Have either of my brothers met your wolf?” He asks.

I shake my head no, “you are the first person to ever meet Envy.”

I crouch down on my hands and knees and let Envy come forward. I hold back the scream that threatens to escape my lips from the pain of the shift. Most werewolves would be used to shifting by now but not me.

My spine elongates and my limbs reshape themselves. My skin feels like it is on fire while white fur sprouts all over my body.

Soon the pain subsides and I am no longer looking through my eyes but I am looking through Envy’s. All of my senses are sharper and I hear the small gasp that Ace lets out when he sees my wolf.

Envy wags her tail excitedly as she meets one of her mates for the first time. She is acting like a puppy that hasn’t seen her owner all day. Her tail is wagging her whole backside.

Ace pats his leg, beckoning her forward. Envy lets out a whine of excitement as she rushes to Ace’s side and rubs her body all over Ace’s legs. I can’t help but to giggle inside of our mind over how she is acting.

Seemingly in a trance, Ace runs his fingers through my white fur. Envy sits quietly at his feet and allows him to take his time meeting her.

“It was you, wasn’t it?” He says with awe.

Envy c***s her head to the side, unsure of what he is talking about.

“In the forest last night, when my father was being attacked. You are the one that made us stronger,” Ace says with utmost certainty.

Envy lets out a little yip and lets her tongue hang out of the side of her mouth.

‘Is that your way of saying yes?’ I laugh at her

‘I can’t exactly speak to him,’ Envy says with a huff.

Bending down on his knees, Ace takes Envy’s head in his hands before wrapping his arms around her neck and engulfing her into a hug.

“You saved my father,” he says as his tears soak my white fur. “You saved all of us.”

Hearing our mate’s praise, Envy begins to thump her tail loudly on the ground once again.

Getting back to his feet, Ace wipes the tears that are streaming down his face. “Don’t tell my brothers I cried.” He laughs.

Envy lets out a little whimper of concern for her mate and she begins to rub her scent all over him again.

Ace laughs loudly. “Would you like to meet my wolf, Azul?”

At the thought of meeting Ace’s wolf counterpart, Envy begins to circle Ace excitedly.

“Okay, okay,” he says as he tries to back away from my domineering wolf. “You have to give me space to shift.”

Envy sits back on her hind haunches and beats her tail impatiently on the ground.

I watch in awe as Ace seamlessly shifts into his wolf. Unlike me, it takes him less than a minute to shift into his wolf. Before I have time to blink, his giant black wolf is standing in front of me.

Azul is much larger than Envy and it makes us a little nervous.

‘He is really big,’ I gulp.

‘He is our mate. He wouldn’t hurt us.’ Envy replies but her voice doesn’t seem so sure.

Sensing our hesitation, Azul rolls on his back, submitting to us. At this action, Envy pounces forward and jumps onto his stomach.

Azul huffs as Envy knocks the air out of him. Envy backs away quickly from him and whines out an apology.

Sticking his tail in the air, Azul wags his behind back and forth begging for Envy to play. Envy lets out a yip of excitement and nips at his feet before she takes off running through the forest.

The dirt of the forest floor kicks up behind us as we dodge in and out of trees. We are fast but Azul is faster. I can hear his heavy paws hitting the ground as he chases after us.

‘He is letting us win,’ Envy pants out heavily.

‘Ace enjoys the chase,’ I smirk to myself.

‘What happens when he catches us?’ Envy asks.

‘There is only one way to find out,’ I laugh.

Envy slows our pace to a quick trot and I listen carefully for Azul’s footsteps behind me but I don’t hear anything. Suddenly the forest has gone completely silent. No birds are chirping in the trees. There is not even a wind to rustle the leaves. Envy comes to a full stop and spins around where she stands. She lifts her nose to the air searching for the scent of our mate or something that could endanger us. But there is no wind to carry a scent.

Quickly we backtrack our own steps, searching for Ace’s scent. Finally about ten meters away we pick it up on a pile of leaves but he is nowhere to be seen. I hear the sound of a twig breaking behind me and panic rises in my chest.

‘Run,’ I scream to Envy.