Alpha Twins And Their Hybrid Mate

As soon as Dean appeared in front of us, the twins got very protective towards me and made sure that he couldn't get too close. They knew what he did. That he offered Marilyn money to leave Alaska and she took it. So, they believed that he was just as guilty for putting me through that emotional hell as what Marilyn was.

They really didn't like Dean and I didn't blame them. I still don't know how I feel about him. He was my biological father, but he was also the man who thought he could buy my love. That was never going to happen. Not ever.

"What are you doing here?" I asked.

"We've moved here. Temporarily for now. We're thinking about making it more permanent. We're renting a house out of town. I believe it's just down the road from where you three live." Dean said. And I looked at the twins. I could tell by the looks on their faces that they weren't surprised by that. "Let me take you home." Dean offered.

"No thanks. We'll walk." Tristan said.

"It's getting really cold out here and you're going to make your human mate walk all that way home. That's a little tortuous, don't you think?" He asked.

It was true, I had trouble keeping up with them. But they were going slow on the walk here. I knew that I was slowing them down but they didn't complain about it. They were fine with it.

"Fine. But that's it. Once we get to your place then we're going back to ours." Nathan demanded.

"Alright." Dean said.

So we got into his SUV with Sierra and Sara and we started driving towards our little town outside of town and the twins were sitting on either side of me. I could feel them tensing up the longer we were in the car.

But we finally pulled up outside a house that was just as big as the twins and we all got out of the car.

Nathan instantly put his arm around me and Tristan grabbed me by the hand.

"Ella. I know that you want to go home, but I really think that we should talk." Dean said.

"About what?" I asked, turning back to look at him.

"About everything. You are my daughter." He said.

"And you paid my mother to leave town and she took it. Which means you're just as pathetic as Marilyn." I said.

"Do you have any idea what that did to Ella? Do you even care? Because we were here when that happened. We saw the effects of what you did. And Ella doesn't deserve that. Not from someone that she doesn't know." Tristan snapped.

"Please. We don't even have to go inside. We'll stay on the veranda." Dean said.

"I thought it was too cold to stay out here." Nathan said. And Dean growled at Nathan.

"Guys. It's alright. I'll stay here and hear him out. But we're staying on the veranda." I said, looking at Dean.

"That's fine." Dean said.

"Are you absolutely sure?" Tristan asked.

"Yeah. I can see home from here. If anything happens I'll scream. I'm sure you guys will hear it." I said.

"We'll be on our veranda. So yeah, we'll hear it." Nathan said.

Tristan leaned down to kiss me and then Nathan kissed me and they both started slowly walking up to their house and I walked up the stairs to the veranda and I sat on the table set that Dean had set up on his front veranda.

It wasn't long before his house omega came out with hot coffee for us both which was really nice on this cold night.

I could feel the tension coming off of Dean. He was obviously nervous about something. I didn't think Alpha's got nervous. They usually just got whatever the hell they wanted.

I hated that he was living here but who was I to tell him that he couldn't. He could live anywhere he wanted to. He was an Alpha afterall.

"Sara has been wrapped with guilt ever since hurting you. She knows that white wolves are important to the Stoneheart Pack. And I also own territory here in Alaska. It belongs to the Stoneheart pack. So I brought my wife and daughter with me to come here. We want to help find a way to make your transformation successful." Dean explained, and I looked at him exasperated. "I'll deal with pack matters on the side." He said.

"Dean. The guys and my friend have been helping me with pack training and learning about wolf packs. They are doing everything they can right now." I said.

"I don't doubt that. But it won't hurt having a couple of extra wolves here to help who knows who you really are." He said.

"Alright. I guess that wouldn't hurt. But I don't want you interfering in what we've already got going. And I will definitely not be living here. I am living with the twins, we are making a life together, I am going to be their Luna soon and I don't really need you here to fuck everything up for me." I said, seeing the surprised look on his face as I laid everything out on the table. "Why don't you pay more attention to Sara? She's the true heir to the Stoneheart wolf pack." I insisted.

I looked at the window that had to be the living room and I saw Sara looking out at us. She was listening to everything that she was saying and she smiled at me when I stood up for her. Especially after what she did to me. But then she looked even more guilty than she did before. So Sara comes out to the veranda.

"Can I walk to Ella for a minute?" Sara asked.

"Sure." Dean said, standing up and he walked inside the house.

"Do you want to come in? It's really cold out here." Sara said.

"I can't. If I go inside then the twins will come over and kick the door down." I said.

"Damn straight." Nathan yelled from his house that even my human ears could hear. I just shook my head and she chuckled as she sat next to me.

"I know that you don't want us here and I completely understand why dad did something unacceptable and I almost got you killed. That's bad enough, but you really have to know that I didn't know she was going to do that to you. You're the only sister I've got and I let my jealousy get ahead of me and that's what happened." She said.

"I know. It was you for so long and you were always told that the pack would be yours and then you found out about me. Sara, I've always understood why you were the way that you were. It was never a question to me." I said.

"I am still so sorry. You didn't deserve that. No one deserved that, let alone you." She said. But I leaned over and hugged her, telling her that it was going to be alright. I wasn't holding a grudge against her.

I really did believe that the witch used her as well. Just to get to me.

I really didn't blame Sara for any of this. Dean is the one to blame. He never told them about me when he first found out about me. And he's the one that insisted to find me so I could take over the pack. Meanwhile, letting them believe Sara was going to inherit the pack.noveldrama