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“Impossible.”
“Two omegas? That’s impossible. She doesn’t need an omega. She needs an alpha.”
“Wrong. She needs her omegaandher alphas. We are right here. So. Back.The fuck. Off. Our omega.”
Alpha Brown looked around, his jaw hanging open in shock. Seeing he was on the losing side of this argument, he growled angrily. He stomped off toward the gate.
“She’s not worth all this.”
“You’re wrong,” the young beta said. “They are worth everything.”
Alpha Brown snorted and stormed off down the street. I pulled back from Storm, still holding onto her. I looked over to the twin alphas, who were smiling down at us indulgently.
“Mine?” I asked.
“Ours,” she agreed.
I looked at the beta. “Mine?”
“Maybe, up to him.”
I looked at her and grabbed her hand. “Mine?”
“Always.”
Chapter31
Ryan
Ihad always thought Storm was the most beautiful girl I had ever seen. She still was, but Riley was just as gorgeous. Between her blonde hair, her violet eyes, and her curves, I could see why Storm was so infatuated with her. I knew it was more than her appearance—I wasn’t that vain—but goddamn, she was sexy. A commotion pulled my attention away, and I looked over to where Xavier was still restraining Riley’s brother.
“Let me go, Xavier.”
“No chance, bug. Last time I let you go, I didn’t see you for three months. We’ve got a lot to discuss, and we aren’t leaving without you.”
“Fuck off, Xavier. There’s nothing to discuss. Go on home to your omega girlfriend and leave me be.”
Riley’s brother yanked on the alpha’s grip and broke free. He started striding toward the house, but Xavier’s packmate, Charlie, quickly overtook him. Coming at him low, he knocked him off his feet and swung Drew over his shoulder. Riley’s brother roared in indignation and shoved off Charlie’s back, shouting vehemently in anger.
“Let me go, asshole! I’m not going anywhere with you.”
“What the hell is going on here?” an older gentleman said, appearing at the front door.
“Drew? Are you alright?” the tiny woman next to him asked, moving toward Riley’s brother.
“Mom, Dad, tell these fuckheads I’m not going with them!”
“Oh, well, um . . .,” his mom floundered.
“We apologize, Mr. and Mrs. Druman,” Xavier said. “We didn’t mean to cause a scene. It’s just, we have some things to discuss with Drew here. Some things he left out and some misconceptions he has.”
“There were no misconceptions! Dad, tell him to put me down.”
Mr. Druman rolled his lips in like he was fighting a smile. “Son, they seem pretty adamant about you going with them. Maybe you should listen to what they have to say.”
“You’re not serious?” Drew said, stunned.
“Hush, Drew,” Charlie said with a smack to Drew’s ass. “Listen to your father.”
