Mated to the Alpha Twins

No matter how I muffled the sighs that left my lips, release refused to come. It was like my body knew what it wanted, just as my mind and heart did. It refused to function for anyone else, refused to react unless it was under the gentle touches of the twins. Understanding my efforts were hopeless, I finished my shower and dried off.
I had brought a change of clothes into the bathroom, and slipped on a t***h-length dress. The sleeves were long but thin, enough to combat the gentle chill that started up this afternoon. I blow-dried my hair while the twins waited outside, undoubtedly getting ready themselves.
As I stepped out into the bedroom, I was bombarded by the thick scent of Alec and Kade. As I turned to grab a pair of shoes, Alec stood in my way. We were only inches apart, but I could feel the heat radiating from his skin. His musky scent swirled with the slight tang of tea-tree from his body wash. The scent was entirely new, but equally to d*e for. My breathing hitched as Alec trailed a finger down my reddened face, lingering around my collar bones.

“Were you able to finish?” Alec murmured, toying with the hem of my dress. His warm fingers danced along my b**e t***h, coaxing a thick shiver that ran down my spine.
“No.” I swallowed, my voice coming out a few octaves higher.

Alec continued toying with the hem of my dress, letting his fingertips dance closer and closer to the softness between my legs. Just as the pad of his finger grazed over my underwear, he pulled away. His eyes were dark, and the fabric of his pants was tight around the middle. He gripped my face with one of his large hands, tilting my head up so that I looked him in the eye.
“Poor little mate. Even now, your body craves us.” Alec murmured; his breath fanned across my ear. “Kade and I will help you later.”
His lips trailed along my jaw, igniting that aching fire low in my gut. I pressed my thighs tightly together, ignoring the scent of my arousal as it flooded the room.
“Where is Kade?” I asked, my eyes darting around the room as I fumbled for a reason to change the subject.
Alec and Kade separate were a constant temptation, a constant chip in my willpower. Together–together they were irresistible. Having that much male attention focused solely on yourself–a girl could get used to that. The way they seem to devour my reactions, inhaling the blissful noises that leave my lips under their touch. Being with them–fully, it would be all consuming.
“Your little whimpers got him too worked up.” Alec chuckled lowly in my ear, “He needed a few minutes to himself. You’re welcome to lend him a hand, though I might get jealous.”
It took me a handful of minutes to calm myself down, and another ten minutes to still the intimate thoughts fumbling through my head. When Kade finally returned, he flashed me a wide smirk as my face heated and my eyes darted downward. When we finally managed to leave the house, Alec and Kade gave me a rundown of who Julian was.
He had been the leader of a small band of rogues, but quickly grew in power as his pack number increased. Eventually, he became a full-blown Alpha. It was rare to create your own pack, as werewolves would always fight for power but Julian had managed to do just that. As Julians numbers continued to grow, he sought out a home for him and his pack. He claimed a small sliver of territory above Garrett’s pack. As Julian’s pack grew, he began to need more territory to fit his people. Alec and Kade’s territory were vast, and encompassed both Julian and Garretts territory. Alpha Julian had asked multiple times that Alec and Kade relinquish some of their territory to Julian and his growing pack, that they seek out more territory to the North to replace what they had lost. Alec and Kade refused, as thousands of people would then need to leave their homes and move hundreds of miles away. While I couldn’t blame Alec and Kade for doing what was best for their people, I knew there had to be some solution to the problem.
The sun was beginning to set as we pulled into Garretts drive way. The sky was bright with color. Navy blue, indigo, orange and pink flashed across the sky. The moon was slightly visible, a thin sliver in the distance. Yellow light shined from inside Garretts house, and I braced myself for the inevitable meeting with his wife.
Kady answered the door as we knocked, giving me a nervous smile as we stepped inside. I was wary when she locked eyes with Alec and Kade. She looked at them the way most people did. Her eyes grew wide at their build, and shock undoubtedly flashed over her face.
“I’m apologizing ahead of time for anything my Mom says.” Kady grimaced, “Not that it makes a difference.”

I could feel her sincerity fill the room, washing over me like a cold wave. Kady wasn’t a bad person, I knew that now. She had said some rude words out of jealousy and spite, but that didn’t define her as a person.
“I appreciate it.” I told her honestly.
“Are you going to tell Dad what I told you?” Kady frowned, lowering her voice. She gave Alec and Kade a nervous glance, but otherwise turned her attention towards me. “I mean–I can’t blame you if you did, but Dad won’t be happy.”
“I won’t tell him you said anything.” I assured her.
I could feel her gratefulness, sweet like candy but tinged with something bitter. Guilt flooded her veins, bitter and somewhat chilling. She was hiding something from me. It was like a whisper in my head, warning me she wasn’t being completely truthful. Why would she feel guilty if she had told me everything she knew? I pushed the feeling aside and followed Kady into the large dining room.
The smaller table had been replaced with a larger one. Seated at the head was Garrett, off to his left was his wife and on his right was Julian. Garrett wore a crisp suit as he often did, this one a dark shade of slate grey. Veronica looked impeccable as always. If it weren’t for the deeply etched sneer on her face, she would’ve been runway beautiful. Her golden hair was the same shade as Kady’s, and fell to her back in glossy waves. Her cherry lipstick was bright yet tasteful, and matched the sleek dress she wore. She didn’t look a day over twenty-five, but the sneer added a few years onto that. While Veronica flashed me a weighted look, she said nothing.
Veronica didn’t need to use her words to get her point across. Overwhelming distain and something close to hatred spewed from her pores, wafting over me like a poisonous fog. I nearly flinched at the impact. I had never felt negative emotions before through my newly acquired gift. I had felt Tori’s anger, but it was a far cry from the hate that Veronica was throwing my way.
“It’s good to see you.” Garrett gave me one of those charming business smiles and sat down.
While his smile was one he flashed to many, making him look charismatic and laid back, I could tell he was being sincere. He was truly happy that we had come for dinner.
Now that I could feel the emotions of others, I wasn’t sure how I felt about Garrett. He wasn’t perfect, and he was far from ever becoming a parental figure in my life, but his emotions spoke louder than his actions and words. For instance, I could feel his nervousness. For whatever reason, he was worried about tonight. The brief tang of guilt radiated through him, similar to Kady’s though I couldn’t determine the source.
“Thanks for having us.” I managed to say through gritted teeth.
I sat at the far end of the table, directly across from Garrett. Alec and Kade sat on opposite sides of me. Their positive emotions fought against Veronica’s. Their affection, happiness, and awe battled the hate that washed over me in waves.
“This isn’t awkward or anything.” Julian coughed, covering his laugh with a long swig of alcohol.
Kady hid her smile behind her glass of wine, while Veronica threw one of her signature glares at Julian. It seemed I wasn’t the only one Veronica hated. The only people she seemed to truly care about was her daughter and mate.
Lucy and a handful of men brought out our dinner. Pristine china covered by a silver dome. It was unbearably fancy, and something I wasn’t used to. Lucy hadn’t changed in the time I had been gone. The lines etched into her face made her look friendly and approachable. As she spotted me at the table, a kind smile formed on her face. She was glad to see me, I could tell from the subtle emotions radiating from her. Her wheat-colored hair was pulled into a bun as she padded over to me.
“Steak or salad?” She asked, giving my shoulder a gentle squeeze.
“Steak.” I replied, rolling my eyes at Alec and Kade’s identical grins.
They both looked deviously handsome tonight. Both wore black button-down shirts and black slacks. The only difference between them was their hair. Alec’s hair was all one length, grazing his ears messily. Kade’s hair was shorter around the base, but longer on top. Each time they turned their eyes away from me, which wasn’t often, I couldn’t help but gawk at the muscles protruding from their clothes.
A quiet snort sounded from across the table as I eyed the steak on my plate hungrily. I caught Veronica’s cold eyes, and grimaced as she shook her head disdainfully. Her mouth opened and for a second, I thought she was actually going to say something. She caught Alec’s eye and seemed to think better of what she wanted to say. Her mouth clicked shut, and her disdainful gaze turned to Julian.
“So, what made you come back?” Julian blurted out, giving Garrett a shrug when he scolded him. “What? I hardly know her. Consider me curious.”
“I made a mistake leaving. When Garrett told me what I was, I kind of freaked out.” I frowned. Some of the tension left my body as I felt Alec’s finger tips graze my kneecap from under the table. “He picked the worst way to break the news though.”
“I take full responsibility for that.” Garrett grunted, and I swore I could make out the lightest shade of pink tinging his cheeks. I could feel his embarrassment and sheepishness at his mistake. “In all honesty, I assumed Melissa would have told you something.”
“I lived with my Grandma for a while. I never really saw Melissa until she died.” I shrugged.
“Your Grandma was a fine woman.” Garrett nodded, and I could tell he was speaking the truth. “Miserable to be around once you pissed her off though.”
“That she was.” I nodded in full agreement.