Owned By Her Triplet Bullies
(Bk 2) Chapter 100

Madison's

POV

I picked up my phone and dialed Torres's number nervously waiting for him to pick me up. I waited for a white till he finally picked up.

"Torres, I know you are busy but..."

"Sorry miss but the boss is currently in a meeting," his assistant informed me.

"Oh," I muttered, my tone filled with disappointment. He had been gone for three days and during those times, I restrained him from calling him because I knew he was probably busy. But I couldn't stop myself anymore, I missed him but my first instincts were right. I should never have called.

"Nevermind. Don't tell him that I..."

"He shouldn't tell me what?" I heard his deep, husky voice and my heart leaped up in excitement.

"I thought you were in a meeting," I replied.

"I was, I mean I still am but it can wait. You are more important," he responded. I smiled and bit my lip

"You have no idea how much I miss you. It was t*****e restraining myself all this while. I knew that if I heard your voice, I wouldn't be able to stop myself from coming over to see you," he continued.

"I miss you too. When will you be done with your work?" I asked curiously.

"I have no idea because I'm still waiting for something but I will wrap everything up as soon as I can...

"Boss, the clients are waiting," his assistant called out to him, sounding urgent. He sighed.

"You should go. I will speak to you later. I need to leave too. We are having dinner with Lexi tonight," I assured him.

"I'm sorry babe. I will make it up to you when I get back okay?" he muttered softly.

"It's fine. Take all the time you need. I will be waiting," I replied before hanging up. I walked towards the mirror in my room with a sigh. I fixed my dress and hair and placed a wide smile on my face before heading downstairs. I met Lexi already downstairs with Mason and our parents. They had a genuine smile on their face as they held hands. Just looking at them made me happy. Mason looked so happy and he deserved it. They both deserved it after everything they've been through.

"Why do you have that grin on your face?" someone asked curiously. My eyes widened in surprise.

"Grandma!" I squealed, running into her arms in surprise. She chuckled, holding me in her arms.

"Don't you miss your grandfather too?" he asked, walking towards us. I ran towards him and hugged him too

"How has my princess been?" he inquired.

"I've been doing great Grandpa. When did you get back?" I asked curiously because I was the only one who looked surprised.

"We've been here for hours. We met your brother's mate already. Such a sweet girl," Grandma replied as we walked towards the dining table together. "She is," I replied.

"Mady," Lexi called out to me with a smile. I waved back at her enthusiastically.

"Aren't you all forgetting something?" I asked folding my hands in front of me. They all glanced at each other looking confused.

"What are we forgetting?" mum whispered. Mason smiled

Madison's POV

I picked up my phone and dialed Torres's number nervously waiting for him to pick me up. I waited for a while till he finally picked up.

"Someone had a perfect score," he said.

"Mady?" mum asked in surprise.

"She finally got that 1%?" Vivian asked and Mason nodded.

"Why do you all look so surprised?" I mumbled.

"Congratulations princess, I knew you could do it," Father Alex said. They all congratulated me one after the other and I tucked my hair behind my ear happily.

"Should I be expecting a present?" I asked curiously. Mason shook his head.

"Of course. Both you and Mason deserve a reward for your hard work. Lexi also," Mum replied. I clapped my hands together excitedly.

"But where are your parents? I thought they would also be coming," Father Philip asked Lexi.

"They would have but they had some urgent work. They send their apologies for not being able to make it," she answered. I could tell she was no longer nervous. She sounded more confident around my parents and I was glad. I couldn't have wanted anyone else as Mason's mate. I didn't make real friends easily but the first time I saw her in that hallway, not sucking up to me like the others, I knew we were going to get along.

"That's fine. Thank you again for the organic juice. We will make sure to use it well," Mum responded.

"You are welcome," Lexi said. I caught sight of them holding hands under the table. I rolled my eyes at them. Who knew Mason would be so good at public displays of affection?

"Mason has told us wonderful things about you, and we can see why he cares for you so deeply. We are delighted to meet you in person," Grandpa said with a warm smile.

"It's important for us to welcome you into our family, not just as a guest, but as a cherished addition. We believe that family is about the bonds we create and the love we share, and we're so glad you're here to be a part of that." Grandma added. I glanced at Lexi and her eyes were filled with tears. She had told me everything about her family. It must be why she was so emotional.

"We hope that this dinner marks the beginning of many more memorable moments together. We're excited to get to know you better and create wonderful memories as a family," Father Alex continued. I smiled, glad that everyone was happy. But I couldn't help but think if they would be happy for me too when I told them about Torres even though he wasn't my mate.

"Thank you so much. I'm glad to be here too," she replied with a grateful smile.

"Welcome to the family once again Lexi," I said.

"Enough of the emotional atmosphere. This calls for celebration, right? Let's make a toast," Vivian declared.

"The adults are making a toast. You are having some of the organic juice Lexi brought. It's good for your health," Mum retorted.

"I can't wait to become an adult," Vivian groaned and we all burst into laughter. The rest of the night was filled with laughter and chatter.

*****

"When I said I wanted to come along with you both, I didn't think you were going to let me drive," I said, honking loudly at the car in front of me before parking at a gas station.

"You need to improve on your driving skills," Mason replied, getting out of the car. I scoffed in disbelief getting out along with Lexi. We were currently on our way to Lexi's biological parent's home. I made a stop at a gas station so we could get some food. We all got together and started to pick out what we wanted. "That boy is so hot," a girl whispered to her friends but we heard her.

"He is. Just like how I like them. Do you think he would be interested in someone like me?" her friend asked.

"Of course, come over here," she replied. I glanced at them. She fixed her hair and pulled her shirt down to expose her boobs.

"What of those girls with him?" she asked.

"They are probably his sisters. Go talk to him," her friend urged.

"Babe, are you done?" I heard Lexi call out loudly startling the girls. I smiled trying to stifle a laugh.

"I am. Shall we go?" Mason asked.

"Of course babe, we still have a lot to do," Lexi said, grabbing Mason's hand and pulling him out of there. "What? She was his girlfriend?" she asked, looking disappointed. I chuckled and went out along with them. "Were you jealous in there?" Mason asked.

"I wasn't. I was only trying to prove them wrong. How dare they call me your sister?" Lexi replied irately.

"You don't need to prove anything. I'm yours but I like it when you get possessive like that. It makes me want to claim you right here," he muttered pulling her closer.

"Eww! Get a room, both of you," I exclaimed, stopping them before they could kiss each other. Mason chuckled and we all got into the car again. We arrived at the pack soon enough and Lexi directed me towards their house. I parked safely with a sigh. Thankful that I didn't crash the car.

"Are you ready?" I heard Mason ask her. She nodded, looking nervous.

"Come on, I will be right beside you," he said as we all got down from the car. I stopped and scrolled through my phone.

"Aren't you coming?" he asked.

"I will be there in a minute. Go ahead without me," I assured them trying to call Torres. I promised I was going to call him yesterday but we finished dinner late so I didn't want to disturb his work. I walked farther towards the back of the house trying to get a signal. Without turning, I sensed something extraordinary. A subtle change in the air, a scent that was unlike anything I had ever encountered before. I slowly turned my head, my gaze locking on a young man standing near the entrance. He had warm, hazel eyes that seemed to bore into mine.

Our eyes met, and it felt as though time itself paused. At that moment, it was as if we were the only two people in the world. The scent that had drawn me in felt more like a fragrant symphony, an intoxicating blend of freshly fallen leaves, a hint of earthiness, and the subtle sweetness of autumn flowers.

"Mine!" he growled.

"Mate!" my wolf purred in response.

"Hello? Babe? You there?" Torres called out. I glanced from him to the phone in utter confusion.