Her Triplet Alphas by Joanna J novel Chapter 117

Chapter 56: Chasity and the Three Party Animals Felix

Finally, it was lunchtime! My favourite subject! Well, it had been my favourite three years ago. Now, even hitting my macros for the day came second to my Baby. Chasity, who was currently pouting and playing with her food. The four footballers who had helped rescue Chasity from that fucker came to say hello. Calix had told me about them. They were eventually joined by the rest of the football team and the entire cheerleading squad as well as the offspring of many influential pack members. I recognised a few people including Moxie, my ex’s little sister.

“I’m head cheerleader now!” Squealed Moxie. “Just like Roxie used to be when you were quarterback!”

She was in her cheerleading uniform. She looked almost identical to her sister. The cheer squad shook their pompoms as if to illustrate her point

“Um, congrats, congrats,” I said, nodding

I could not stop looking at Chasity out of the corner of my eye. I kept pulling her chair closer to mine. There had to be about thirty or more people surrounding us. They had pushed tables together so they could all sit around us.

“Roxie always talks about how amazing it was when you won the championship, Felix! She says all the Alpha Triplets were the best players but you scored the winning touchdown!” She said.

There was a murmur of appreciation from the group. “Tell us the story!” Encouraged Roxie. “I’d love to hear it,” said a redheaded cheerleader. “Remember me? Georgia.” “Oh right, you’re in one of Chasity’s classes,” I said, bullshitting. I did not actually remember her.

“Yeah!” Squealed Georgia excitedly. “Chasity, me, Layla, Sky, Blossom and Ivy. We were a group of six for that project, remember, Chasity?” Giggled Georgia, gesturing to the cheerleaders around her.

Chasity gave her a blank stare. “So is it story time?” Asked Blossom. “Story-time! Story-time! Story-time!” Chanted the cheerleaders.

The football players joined in. Ugh. I obliged them and told them about the championship game. Alex and Calix had been instrumental in the Winter Moon Wolves winning back then but I had brought it home for us and it had not even been on our turf! The group cheered in response to my retelling of that fateful game. Chasity kept her eyes on her plate, pushing her food around with a folk without actually eating any of it. My Baby looked so defeated. I nudged her gently.

“What’s wrong, Baby?” I murmured, leaning in close to her and letting my lips brush against her ear.

“Nothing,” she mumbled, giving me a feeble smile. I frowned Before I could question her any further, Moxie made an announcement to the group. “Okay, listen up, you guys!” She shrieked above the chatter. The chatter died down

“Good!” Chuckled Moxie. “Tonight, my place, elegantly casual, no need to bring anything, refreshments will be provided.”

“What kind of refreshments?” Asked one of the footballers who had helped Chasity. “All kinds,” said Moxie slyly, reminding me of her sister. “Felix, you’re coming right?!” “I don’t see why not,” I admitted. “My Baby and I could use a little night out!” Chasity did not look pleased. “Of course, yeah,’ said Moxie offhandedly. “Bring Chasity and Alex and Calix okay?!

I nodded absentmindedly. Chasity continued to act withdrawn for the rest of the day. She barely talked to me during her afternoon classes but I kept my arms around her to comfort her. She was probably just nervous about the kidnappers potentially showing up and ruining the party. I figured she would cool off eventually

“You’re not going to this party without proper supervision, ok?” I said sternly after her last class of the day.

I needed to make certain things clear and this was one of them. I was excited to dance with Chasity but I had to lay down the law and what better time than the present

“I’m not going at all!” Declared Chasity.

I stopped in my tracks on the way to the school’s parking lot. My eyes widened in concern as they noticed Chasity’s defeated expression.

“Why don’t you want to go? If you want to go, one of us will take you, whoever’s shift it is will take you, ok?” I promised.

It would be Calix’s shift from now until midnight and Alex’s shift from midnight to eight in the morning. Either way, I was going too. I wanted to seize every opportunity possible to spend time with my Baby. Chasity shook her head vehemently.

“I hate parties!”she said, emphasising the word.

I looked at her in shock. I had known she was shy and a bit of a homebody but I had not known she actually disliked socialising.

“Why?!” I asked incredulously.

“Because, I hate dancing and crowds so naturally I don’t like something that combines those two,” she said simply.

I smirked at her. She was too cute.

“Chasity, you’re in high school! You should try to enjoy it. Make some happy memories,” I said encouragingly, already picturing Chasity and myself making out at the party.

I wanted every unmated male in the pack to see plain as day that she was mine, spoken for, off-limits, out of their league and heavily protected.

“Ok, sure, good talk,” she said dismissively, hurrying towards the car. Calum was in the passenger seat and Alex was driving I opened the backseat door for my Baby. “How’dit go?” Asked Alex, his tone sounding a bit anxious. “Perfectlyi esclaimed Alpha of Alphas Alex rolled his eyes but he had a falnt smile on his face.

“No more bullies?” Asked Baby Boy Calix, looking at Chasity with wide eyes.

Bullies?! With me watching over her? In what world? I could not help but feel offended even at the mere suggestion of such a thing occurring in my presence.

“No more bullies,” she confirmed with a bright smile on her face.

Her smiles always warmed my heart. Minx was turning me into a sap. I wanted to go to that party with her. I still wasn’t over what had happened with that fucker, Parker. What if there were other guys who did not know Chasity was our Luna? I also wanted to make a statement. Back when I had been the quarterback and Roxie had been the head cheerleader, anything that happened at one of our parties had been considered “legendary.” Chasity belonged at this party. She needed to mingle with the other high-ranking pack members instead of being afraid of them or shying away from them. I wanted the news of Chasity making her first appearance at a party to spread through the school. It was time for her to cultivate a new image.

“None, whatsoever,” I added. “In fact, our little Princess Chasity here is loving school and her new friends so much she wants to hang out with them tonight at a party they’re throwing!”

“No, I do not!” Snapped Minx immediately. “A party sounds like fun! Why don’t we all go?” Said Calix. Yes!

“A high school party?” Asked Alex, his mouth twisting into a disapproving sneer. Sit!

“Nah, I know the girl who’s throwing it. Her sister is in college. It’s a joint thing with high school seniors and college kids,” I explained, keeping my tone light and casual.

I knew Roxie would have a few of her older friends there. There would definitely be graduates from Winter Moon High from our year there.

“That sounds cool,” said Alex, smiling slightly. “I don’t wanna go,” wailed Chasity.

I felt a twinge of guilt. I did not want to force her to do things. She had had no say over her life for so long already but a Luna really did need to know her pack members.

“Why not, Luna?” Asked Alex, his tone gentle. “I just don’t,” she grumbled, pouting. “Please, Goddess, let’s go have some fun!” Pleaded Calix. “Come on, Baby!” 1 insisted.

“Chasity, my Luna, you don’t know many of the pack members very well, old and young alike,” said Alex softly

Thigured Chasity was anxious about socialising.

“I know you’re shy, Baby, and we’re sorry if we’re part of the reason you’ve always been in your little shell,” apologised

But this is a good opportunity to at least get to know some of the pack members in your age group.” added Cali

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