Bound To The Alphas (Under Editing)

Chapter 18

Lavinia’s P.O.V.

Nagpalipat-lipat ang tingin ko sa dalawa ng walang sumagot sa mga ito. It’s clear to me that there is something that they didn’t want me to know and I am not gonna stop until they confess what they know about us and this relationship.

“I allowed you two to mark me, I trusted you both despite the fact that this situation is out of norm and lots of people will question my morality and decency as a woman. Don’t you think I deserve to know the reason behind this?” I can’t help but raise my voice when none of them speak up. I accepted both of them in my life, I became honest and trusted both of them blindly. Yet it seems that it is not enough for them to trust me.

“Well, you see.” Si Pyro ang unang umimik. “Greyson’s pack and my pack are not exactly in good terms.” Pagamin nito na nagpakunot sa noo ko.

I kinda didn’t notice that but now that he mentioned it, I never really saw both of the packs blends in together even though their territory are basically one street away from one another. Also that reminds me of the time when Pyro first entered Greyson’s pack. I didn’t know that time that he is the wolf, but I did remember Pyro biting off the head of one of Greyson’s pack patrol.

“So which part of the puzzle am I fitting in exactly?” I ask. Did moongoddess sent me here just to end the animosity between the packs? Did she get tired watching those two Alpha’s going into each others neck and she decided to add me to the picture to make them friends? Well that’s cute but unacceptable.

“Well, thing is there’s a possibility that me and Greyson are sharing only one soul.” Wika ni Pyro na nagpataas ng kilay ko rito. Was that a joke? Am I supposed to laugh at that? But then upon seeing their serious expression, I know that Pyro is serious about his conclusion.

“Wait, hold on right there. When you write a story, you can’t go from prologue to climax real quick. You need to write each chapter to make sure readers can understand what’s going on.” I seriously can’t understand where that conclusion came from. I turn to look at Greyson who choose to remain silent and allow Pyro to explain. That’s when I remember their wolves. The yin and the yang. Lumalim ang gatla sa noo ko habang pilit kong iniintindi ang koneksyon ko sa dalawa. “How are you guys belong to different packs, with different parents, with different ancestor could possibly share the same soul?”

Greyson turn to look at me. “Me and Pyro are born in the same time, same day, same month, same year.” Umpisa nito.

“Wow twins of fate?” I can’t help but put a sarcasm in my tone as he explain.

Sinamaan ako ng tingin ni Greyson. I can’t help but pout as I gesture to zip my mouth. What can I do, I need to insert that. Since they claim that they share the same soul so basically they are twins with different parents. Does that make sense? No of course it doesn’t.

“Our families or more likely our packs are in feud for centuries despite of us being neighbor. Don’t even ask us why, we just grow up with our parents telling us that we are enemies and of course as leaders we need to continue that ‘legacy’.” Greyson added and I can’t help but smile at his explanation.

Most of the family feuds really does run throughout generation but I didn’t know that it could take centuries that even the current leaders right now has no idea why are they after each other’s neck.
Yup, moon goddess probably hated their feud and she decided that the two packs needed to reconcile. But I guess it would be a much better idea if moongoddess just mated them with each other. I mean, my gay ass is all in for BxB.

“Lavinia, you do know that we can read your thoughts right?” Singit ni Pyro na nagpalaki ng mata ko.

“Oh, that. I’m sorry I forgot.” I grin as I close the wall to block our links. I really need to watch that pack link next time. It’s useful but then if you are not used to it, it can bring more trouble than help. “Wait speaking of your parents, where are your parents now? If you guys don’t have an idea why your family are in endless wars for generations, I’m pretty sure your parents can explain this.”