Mated to the Alpha Twins

“It’s a bruise.” I snapped, trying to yank my arm away from the two of them.

Kade’s eyes hardened at my defiance and a yelp escaped my lips as Kade roughly pulled me onto his lap.

“What are you doing?” I hissed, feeling my face flush under the glances of the other customers. “I’m at work!”

I’m at work? Was that really the best I could come up with. I pushed my embarrassing comment to the side, knowing it would keep me up at night.

“Our family owns this place, no one cares doll.” Alec’s full lips turned up in a smirk but his eyes remained hard.

Get off of me, Kade.” I hissed, trying to squirm out of his ironclad grip.

“You might want to stop doing that, sweetheart.” Kade chuckled lowly in my heart.

A deep rumble emerged from his mouth as I felt something stir against my bottom. I was positive my face was lit up like a christmas tree right now.

Gathering all of the strength I could muster, I pushed myself through his arms and attempted to stand up. I didn’t get very far. Kade’s arms wrapped around like a vice grip and grounded me back on his lap.

“Do that one more time and you’ll be screaming my name.” Kade’s husky voice was deep and rich in my ear.

Kade and Alec observed me with clouded eyes. Kade held my arm out and Alec touched it gingerly.

“This didn’t happen in Gym.” Alec pointed out, and I clamped my lips shut.

“Was it that cook?” Kade growled roughly in my ear, his grip on my waist tightening.

“Was it Kyle?” Alec demanded alongside his brother.

I could feel my blood run cold as I worried for Kyle. Kyle was a d****e most of the time, but he wasn’t a woman beater.

“No.” I sputtered, looking at the two of them incredulously. “Kyle had nothing to do with this.”

Kade used his rough

at the both of them, my impatience reaching

your business.” I

sick and tired of their mind games. Not only was it exhausting me, it was

well being actually mattered to them. They didn’t act like they

I were an innocent and ignorant

murmured in my ear,

circles on my lower back, and

into the kitchens, not

jaw was dropped as she clutched a stack

head profusely, “I have no

quite literally at war with

some insane reason, I felt safe and secure with them. While they overwhelmed me, I didn’t believe they would ever cause me harm. They pushed my boundaries and made me feel some

and tried to claim me as if I were some object. They didn’t treat me like a normal girl whom they happened to have a

they were to share me. What kind of twins, brothers even, would agree to sharing a

feel the same strange connection with both of the

pointed out,

my head,

me talk to the manager. I’ll drive you home.” Tori gave me a sympathetic smile and

a few seconds later,

Tori nodded, “We can go out the back

I gave Tori a weak

Tori took off without a

what that was?” Tori raised her eyebrow

of her eyes,

to say, “The twins just won’t leave me alone. One minute I think they hate me, and the next they act like they

she wanted to say

shook my head, rubbing my temples against the impending headache I was bound to

with a nod, “Strange is better