“I’ve heard that they like to share,” my friend whispered with a giggle. 
“Share what?” I asked at normal volume. 
“Are you messing with me?” she asked with a frown. “Because I don’t know how else to say it.” 
“They share… blank?” 
“Oh my god, Kenna,” she said softly. She was blushing. “They share women,” she whispered. 
I pictured Reid and Jack in an intimate situation with the same woman and heat flooded through me.
*
I was nearly 21 when my father finally let me go to the regional pack festival my Alpha King uncle hosted. Excited by the endless days of partying and fun, I didn’t expect to meet Reid, Matt, and Jack—all Alphas, all billionaires, and all three my mates. As if trying to navigate my emerging powers, growing relationships, and the confusion of the mate pull wasn’t enough; there was another Alpha pursuing me, and this one wouldn’t take no for an answer.
Three Billionaire Alphas for the Luna Princess is created by Caricia Dulse, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

Three Billionaire Alphas for the Luna Princess

I hadn’t heard from Reid, Matt, or Jack in the four days since my dad forced me to leave. Everything had just gone back to normal. I was back to work, meetings, and managing pack-wide welfare initiatives. I hardly had time to think, let alone try to make sense of anything that had happened. No one had stepped in to fill my role while I was gone, so there was a mountain of work waiting for me. 


The festival was starting to feel like nothing more than a strange dream. A wonderful dream for the most part, but nothing more than that. When I woke alone in my single bed I found myself wondering if the warmth of Reid’s arms, the strength of Matt’s touch, and the intensity of Jack’s eyes were all things that my mind had invented. 


But there were bite marks to prove that it was real. I was too far away to access the mind link, even if I knew how to do it reliably, but I still felt it. It was all real and I wanted it back. I wanted them back. 


Chapter 39 : Sick of Playing the Luna