Triplet Alphas Gifted Luna

Chapter 88

Triplet Alphas Gifted Luna Chapter 88

Word Gets Around

People were talking at school. The packs had noticed their people were gone. They didn’t know what happened. Some were locking up the remaining slaves, probably torturing them for information. The patrols would be on high alert for more people escaping.

The omegas in those packs were asking around to see what happened. At first, they thought those people had been killed, but since the higher-ups in the pack were saying they ran away, they were confused. When they saw them at school, they ran up to them.

“What happened? I thought you were dead. Where did you go?”

“We rejected the pack,” they said.

“Why?”

“Why do you think? Our whole lives, we’ve been treated horribly. It wasn’t going to get better.”

“But any pack will kill you on sight as a rogue. How will you live?”

“We’re not rogues. We joined another pack.”

“What pack would take you?”

“New Dawn. They don’t beat, rape, or abuse their pack members.”

“We’ve never been raped or abused.”

“Maybe you haven’t, but we all have.”

Their former pack mates looked shocked. They didn’t know what to do with that information. When they went home to their packs, they told their parents, family, friends. The slaves heard about it too. Not every omega and slave was raped or abused regularly.

Some of them didn’t know that was happening to others. They didn’t understand why they would leave, especially since they would still be omegas or slaves in the other pack. What would change?

“They said New Dawn doesn’t have omegas and slaves. They don’t retain those titles when they join the pack.”

At lunch, Thea felt around for the scared group. Everyone had heard about what happened. The scared kids had hope now. They found people who had escaped and asked them how. Everyone told them the same thing. Luna Thea. New Dawn. Let’s go to the bar. Phone number, or just show up at the gates. Bring your family. Tell the slaves. Anyone being abused is welcome. Anyone afraid is welcome. Thea didn’t have to go around to anyone. They were getting the information they needed.

Back at New Dawn, Thea and the triplets were seeing to pack business when one of the guards at the gates mind linked Thea.

“Luna?”

“Yes?” she replied.

“There’s a group of rogues at the gates saying the code words.”

“I’ll be right there,” Thea said. Thea and the triplets went out to greet them.

“Let’s go to the bar,” one of the she-wolves said. She seemed to be the leader of the group.

Thea felt into each one. They were all a little wild, having lived as rogues, but they were good people. They’d been abused, but they had hope. The one that spoke believed Thea would save them.

“You’re safe here,” Thea said. “Follow me.”

The guards at the gate let them through. They got into the pack vehicles and drove to the pack house.

“None of you have to tell us what happened to you or why you went rogue. You get a fresh start here,” Thea said.

They got their hot meal, new rooms, visit to the pack doctor, shower, and clothes. Most of these rogues hadn’t had a proper meal in a long time. Or a shower. Or new clothes. They were so malnourished. A few of them looked close to death.

“Are any of you ready to join our pack?” Thea said.

“How can you accept us so easily?” one asked.

“You’re a werewolf,” Thea said. “That means you’re family. I can tell you’re good people who were dealt a bad hand. That’s not your fault. You’ve suffered long enough.”

The rogues looked at each other and then at Thea. “We’re ready.”

The triplets accepted them into the pack. The manginess from being rogues went away. They smelled like New Dawn members.

Thea took their information, but she also funneled energy into them to help them recover faster. The ones who looked close to death drank it up.

“Do any of you have a younger sister?” Thea said. “There’s a girl here who said she had an older sister who went rogue. She asked if we had any rogues come in.”

The former rogue named Lainey raised her hand. “My sister’s name is Jessica.”

“You want to go see her?” Thea said.

Lainey nodded. Thea walked her down the hall and knocked on a door.

“Jessica?” Thea called out. “It’s Luna Thea. I have a surprise for you.”

Jessica opened the door and gasped. Tears filled her eyes, and the sisters hugged.

“I didn’t know if you were alive or dead. I didn’t know how to get the message to you,” Jessica cried.

“Cassidy was living inside the school,” Lainey said. “She heard about Luna Thea, and she found as many of us as she could.” 3

Thea walked back to the group and let the sisters have their privacy.

“Cassidy,” Thea said. “You risked yourself to save these girls?”

“If I didn’t, no one would,” the former rogue with long auburn hair and dark brown eyes said. “I knew where they were likely to be.”

“Thank you,” Thea said. “That was very brave.”

Cassidy nodded.

“If you or any of the others know where more rogues are, we can try to get a message to them,” Thea said. “You have the resources of the pack now. Vehicles. Phones. Warriors. Me and the Alphas. We’ll try to rescue everyone we can. We just have to know who needs it and where they are.”

Cassidy smiled. “I’ll see what I can find out.”

“I appreciate it,” Thea said. “Cassidy?”

“Yes, Luna?”

“I look forward to getting to know you better.”

Cassidy bowed her head. “Thankyou,” she said.

Alpha Ulric mind linked Thea and the triplets. “Come to my office now.”

A few minutes later, they were seated in his office.

“Alpha Knight just told me that Xavier passed away this afternoon,” Alpha Ulric said.

Thea thought about it. She was feeling him less and less, and she didn’t feel him at all anymore.

“I think it would go a long way in keeping an alliance with their pack to reach out to Garret. Help him as he prepares to take on the mantle of Alpha in a few years.”

“Yes, sir,” the triplets said. Thea thought about what the girls had said. They must have been talking about Garret.

“I’ve scheduled a meeting of Alphas for tonight. Our allies will be there from Crater, New Moon, Harvest Moon, Syzygy, Blood Moon, and Moonlit packs. Even with his oldest son just dying, Alpha Knight will be there tonight. I also invited a few of the Alphas from packs we don’t have an official alliance with but who don’t currently have any slaves. Supermoon, Moonrise, Earthshine, Chaste Moon, Moon Beam, Ice Moon, Near Side, Waning Moon. I thought they might be amenable to what we’re doing. Of course, I expect you all to be there.” 2

“Yes, sir,” the triplets said.

“Alpha, sir,” Thea said.

“Yes, Thea?”

“I understand that I’m the one who got this all started, but I don’t remember anything. Will that be a problem tonight? If they want to know why we’re doing this?”

“We don’t have to give an explanation as to why. Don’t worry about any of that. I will do the majority of the talking. I want you to concentrate on feeling into each of those Alphas. Get a sense of their intentions. Let me know what you read in mind link.”

“Yes, sir.”

“Be in the Grand Ballroom before six. We’ll be doing this over dinner. Wear something formal, preferably something intimidating,” Alpha Ulric said.

They went to get ready for the meeting. Thea found a gorgeous silk turquoise gown in the closet. She didn’t recognize it, but it was the gown she wore in Seattle.

“Do you think this is what he had in mind?” Thea said.

“It’s definitely intimidating,” Alaric said. “It’ll be perfect.”

Thea put on some makeup to enhance the intimidation factor and put her hair up in a French twist.

The triplets each put on a tailored suit. They looked intimidating and sexy. Property © NôvelDrama.Org.

“I want to stop by and talk to the girls first,” Thea said.

“Sure, babe,” Conri said.

They made their way to the girls’ room, which was now in Delta team’s block, and Thea knocked on their door.

Arella gingerly opened the door, peeking out from behind it. When she saw it was Thea, she opened it the rest of the way. Mouths open, the three girls stared at Thea in her turquoise gown.

“Isn’t she beautiful?” Kai said.

They nodded, eyes wide and never leaving Thea.

“1 need you three to stay hidden in your room tonight,” Thea said. “I don’t want you to think this is like how your old Alpha kept you locked away. Remember, the lock is on your side of the door. You know that bad people exist. It’s possible that some of those bad people are coming here tonight. If those bad people find out about you, they might want to take you and hurt you. So I need you to stay hidden for tonight.”

“I told you,” Cassandra said. “Bad people are coming tonight.”

“Yes,” Thea said. “But they won’t know you’re here, and I won’t let them near you. But you can’t sneak out and try to find me because I’m going to be with them. Do you understand?”

“Yes, Luna,” they said.

“Yes. Cassandra saw the bad guys coming while we were eating,” Arella said.

“We brought some of our food in here with us,” Ophelia said.

“Good,” Thea said. “That was smart thinking. If you’re hungry when I get back, we’ll go get something yummy.”

The girls smiled.

“We have to go,” Thea said. “Lock the door behind us.”