Her Triplet Alphas by Joanna J novel Chapter 84

Chapter 23: Rolling in the Hay with Chasity on Christmas Eve

Calix

Christmas Eve was almost upon us. It was the day before it, December 23rd. My tropical vacay present for Chasity and my brothers

was already booked. I had put the brochure and tickets in a Christmasy envelope with a bow on it and left it under the tree. I was in my

room going over Alex’s new pack laws proposal when someone knocked on my door. Felix would never knock. Mom would knock but she

would also have said “Sweetie it’s Mommy” or something similar by now. Dad did not knock he rapped sharply on the door and began

banging on it if the person took too long to answer. Alex knocked but mind linked at the same time to be more efficient. Chasity. I flew to

the door and ripped it open. YES!

“Hey Beautiful, are you here to be my Christmas Angel?” I asked with a wink.

Chasity giggled. She looked so cute. She was actually in the Christmas spirit this year.

“I got presents for you guys and your parents and I wrapped them but I forgot to get bows. Do you think we could go to a pharmacy

or something? I just want to grab some bows quickly only when you’re free though?” She said all in one rush.

I leant against the door.

“I’m not free. I’m taken. I’m all yours,” I said, winking.

She giggled. I knew I was being cheesy but I liked making her laugh. I grabbed my coat and boots.

“Come on, Chasity,” I said, grabbing her hand.

We headed downstairs. I mind-linked Alex and Felix to say I was taking our mate to the pharmacy for some last minute Christmas

shopping because /was thoughtful (unlike Felix who snuck Chasity out the house and scared the s**t out of me and Alex).

Felix appeared on the stairs shirtless in his boxers and socks, his signature look.

“You sure you can handle Chasity all on your own, Baby Boy Calix? Maybe I should come with you two to keep things under control?”

He suggested, grinning at Chasity.

Chasity walked right up to him with a smirk on her pretty little face.

“No!” She said curtly, touching her index finger to the tip of his nose.

Felix kissed her fingertip.

“If you say so, Baby,” said Felix, his voice lower than usual.

Trolled my eyes and ushered Chasity towards the door, Alex came running down the stairs.

“Hey! Luna! The stores will be swamped this close to Christmas!” Said Alex worriedly.

“We’re just going to a pharmacy or convenience store for some last-minute bows! The Divine Lupine pharmacy has Christmas cards,

wrapping paper and bows. It won’t be too busy there,” Chasity assured Alex, pulling him closer for a gentle kiss.

Alex nuzzled her and she grinned.

“Ok, Luna, be careful. Take good care of our Luna, Calix,” said Alex, ruffling my hair affectionately.

“I will! Don’t worry, Big Bro,” I said, smiling,

“You remember what I want for Christmas right, Baby?” Called Felix, flexing on the stairs. Ugh.

Chasity grinned at him, folding her arms.

“Remind me, stud,” she chuckled.

“You with nothing on but a bow,” he said, flashing her a huge grin. “Actually, I’m not too bothered about the bow. The bow is

optional.”

Chasity eggled. I picked her up and carried her to the car. She snuggled into me. I was sad to put her down in the passenger seat.1

got in the driver’s side.

“I will be your chauffeur for the evening. Where to, Princess ?” | said.

“Divine Lupine Pharmacy, please, Prince Calix!” Said Chasity.

I pulled her onto my lap and kissed her passionately, coaxing her mouth open and slipping my tongue in. She moaned a little into

my mouth. She creamed her underwear and I could smell it. I slipped my hand down the waistband of her little skirt and her cotton

panty. I felt her wetness. She shivered and gasped in shock. I quickly removed my hand and licked my fingers, locking eyes with her. Her eyes widened but a sly smile was playing about her lips.

The pharmacy was mercifully empty. There was something so placid about the empty aisles of a pharmacy.

“Wanna know something weird about me?” Announced Chasity.

She was a strange one in general but I adored every oddity she offered me.

“Yes, I wanna know everything about you,” I said earnestly.

“I love pharmacies but I hate the grocery store,” she revealed, twirling about the empty aisles. “If I can get everything I want from

one of those big pharmacies food included instead of going to the grocery store, then I will even if it costs a little bit more. I’ll pay extra if I

have it just to avoid the grocery store.”

I thought about what she had.

“You sure you hate the grocery store itself and love the pharmacy. I think you hate lines, big crowds, feeling overwhelmed or rushed,

clutter. You love simplicity, empty clean spaces, moving at a glacial pace, thinking about your purchases carefully without a ton of people

jostling behind you to look at the same shelf,” I said.

Chasity smiled.

“You might be right,” she said softly. “I think…that you understand me the most.”

“Alex and Felix adore you too, just so you know, even if they still have some learning to do,” I said, feeling the urge to put in a good

word for my big brothers.

She nodded.

“These,” she said brightly, showing me two bows.

“Guess which one is for Alex’s gift and which one is for Felix’s gift,” she said.

“Shouldn’t there be three?” I asked.

She had something hidden behind her back.

“You can’t see your bow, Calix,” she chuckled.

I scrutinised the two bows. One was a neat dark blue bow and the other was a red and gold bow with lots of crazy loops.

“The neat blue one is for Alex and the crazy looking red one is for Felix,” I said. “Am I right?”

She nodded.

We made our way back to the pack house with Chasity guarding the bag containing my bow so I could not sneak a peek. She dashed

inside, sprinting lightly across the snow to safeguard my bow. She stashed them somewhere. I sighed. I supposed I’d have to wait for

Christmas Day

Alex

Christmas Eve brought a steady but slow snowfall. Our grandparents came to visit at Christmas Eve dinner, their arms overladen with

presents. I called my paternal grandparents Ma and Pa. I did not know my maternal grandparents that well. Mom’s father had remarried a

couple times.

“Dad, remember when you told me that Chasity’s Dad and Mom were step siblings?” I said, keeping my voice low.

I had followed him into the kitchen just before we started dinner. Oad sighed.

“Yeah,” he grumbled.

“So Mom’s Dad…” I began,

“Your mother’s father and Chase’s mother got married but they’re divorced so Ronnie and Chase are technically ex-step-siblings. Not

a big deal,” hissed Dad, worried about being overheard.

“So Chasity is our ex-step-cousin,” I said, feeling better about the awkward situation.

Dad nodded.

“Did you tell her?” He asked, his eyes boring into me.

“No,” I whispered. Not yet.

“Did you tell your brothers?” He added.

“Not Felix. I told Calix and told him it’s a secret,” I said honestly.

“Ok. Good. Calix won’t do anything to upset your Mom. Hold off on telling Felix and Chasity. They’re both more emotional. More

impulsive. I don’t want Felix flipping the dining room table over on Christmas like he did earlier this month,” grumbled Dad.

I was going to tell Felix and Chasity but I wanted to have a nice tropical vacation first. After when we were all closer, I would sit them

down and explain it gently.

“So that woman married to grandfather?” I asked.

“Is not Chasity’s grandmother,” confirmed Dad,

“Does Chasity’s have any living grandparents? What about Chalice’s side of the family?” I asked.

“Not now, Alex,” said Dad, walking away from me.

My wolf snarled. I felt like using my Alpha Voice to make him confess. I felt like he was hiding something from me. I shut my eyes

tightly. I could not use my Alpha Voice on the previous Alpha. How would I feel if my son with Chasity ever did that to me when I retired? I

grinned to myself. My son with Chasity. Chasity came sauntering into the kitchen.

“Alex? Everything ok?” She asked softly.

“Do you ever think about having kids? With me and my brothers?” I asked before I could stop myself.

Chasity blushed, looking down.

“Sometimes,” she whispered, her eyes slowly looking up at me.

I closed the distance between us, grasped her chin and made her look at me.

“That would make me the happiest man in the world,” I said,

She grinned.

“Let’s take one thing at a time, ok?” She asked, uncertainty in her voice.

I kissed her. She kissed me back. Someone cleared their throat. I looked up. It was Mom’s Dad. His ex-wife was Chasity’s

grandmother. So I supposed he would have been her step-grandfather if they had stayed together. He stared at us, his eyes somewhat

concerned.

“Yeah, grandfather?” I prompted.

“You were kissing,” he stated simply.

“Yes,” I said curtly.

Chasity hid behind me.

“Why?” He demanded.

“She’s our mate. Didn’t you know that?” I said, afraid of what he would say.

Chasity scurned away, Grandfather walked up to me and fixed me with an intense stare.