Triplet Alphas Gifted Luna

Triplet Alphas Gifted Luna Chapter 84

Welcome Wagon

Right after the bell rang to start sixth period, a group congregated around Thea’s locker. They made their way to New Dawn, got a warm meal, saw the pack doctor. Thea and the triplets showed them their new rooms, showers, the clothes room.

A little while later, Thea and the triplets gathered all the newcomers from school and the rescue operation. Cassandra, Arella, and Ophelia latched onto Thea again.

“They’ve imprinted on you like baby ducks,” Kai thought to Thea.

“Baby ducks don’t give you cryptic advice about the future,” Thea thought back.

“No, they don’t.” He chuckled.

“We understand if you need more time,” Conri said to the group. “ But are any of you ready to join our pack?”

The whole group raised their hands. Thea smiled.

to reject

words to say. They all said the words. Weights

you could

to accept each person into the pack. Thea beckoned each new member over to her afterward. She wrote down their name, age, former pack, what experience they had, and if they knew of

slaves— starved so they could never reach their full potential or strength, beaten down mentally from day one, so they never believed they could be more than slaves. In others, she felt an aptitude for academics, healing, administration, teaching, all sorts of things they never had

sense that the latent energy of the pack was healing them. Much like she had done with Xavier, their DNA was repairing itself

in most of them. They thought this must be some

healthier, taller, more confident. The others were beat down, skinny, small. Thea had the newcomers from

had to send them over

want to join

gave the triplets their names, let them accept them into the pack, and hurried back to Thea. When she felt into them, they felt different than everyone else. She wasn’t sure why. She didn’t know what they felt like. They just didn’t feel the same as everyone else. Maybe it was magic she was feeling. Maybe that was what oracles felt like. She

these packs lost nearly twenty percent of their people. If they didn’t notice the missing members before, they would have felt them reject and leave the pack just now. It would have been a dramatic

are,” Thea said to the group. “If you haven’t been allowed to learn to read, we’ll provide classes for you.

group looked at each other in

any of you know more people who want to leave your old packs?” Thea said. “I’d like to get an idea of how many more people are in bad situations. I know some of them won’t know they have another option. Some may not want to leave or may not believe it would be any better somewhere else. Think about it. We’ll talk about it later. Also, I’d like to get an idea of who in your old packs is doing the abusing. None of you are under any obligation to talk about yourselves or the abuse you endured. But if