Triplets Mangled Fate

A seventeen-year-old Arianna stormed into the house, angrily slamming the door behind her. Tommy and Rhey who were hosting Julian and Anthony on the balcony heard yelling in the living room and decided to intervene before it got out of hand. Like always. Fighting had become a norm in their household. Since the triplets hit puberty. “Why is no one ever on my side?” Arianna wailed, throwing her hands exasperatedly. “That's because you are a teenager,” Jayden, who had been sitting quietly on the couch with a book in hand muttered in a bored tone. “And those boys whom you think understand you are just interested in sex.” He added seriously. “That's what I have been telling her,” Aiden who had just entered through the same front door that Arianna had just banged said, stepping further into the room. “Ugh, why can't I have one normal brother?” Arianna wailed, “I am normal,” Oliver, the second born of the quadruplets argued. He was the clown in the family. Never really serious about anything. Beside him, Richard grunted. If you thought Jayden was anti-people, you hadn't met Richard yet. Always cranky and with zero patience. “Yeah sure, and I am a Princess.” Arianna scoffed, rushing towards the stairs ready to lock herself in her bedroom. “You are all so embarrassing.” “You are the one embarrassing us by being a slut.” Aiden retorted, making the adults who had already entered, gasp. Arianna halted in her steps and began screaming at Aiden about how much she hated him. Tommy asked what the fight was about. “I caught her kissing a boy.” Aiden accused pointing a finger at her. “Thanks to you, I didn't actually get kissed,” Arianna growled. If not for her annoying brother, she could have had her first kiss already. Aiden and Jayden scared away all her admirers. Between the brainiac arrogant nerd and the temper-ridden Alpha-to-be, Arianna didn't have a shot at keeping someone interested in her. She thought she might die an old maid because her brothers might scare even her mate away. Arianna gritted her teeth, turning on her heels, and left. She locked herself in her room, slumped on the bed face down, and groaned. ******** “Who made you her keeper?” Jayden snorted listening to Aiden whine about how ungrateful Arianna is. “She is my sister!” Aiden growled, wondering which part of that simple fact didn't make sense to Jayden. He was just looking out for her because he couldn't trust those boys with her. They will just hurt her and move to another stupid girl. “So what?” Jayden retorted. “Does it mean she is not my sister because I am not chasing her lovers away?” He asked incredulously with knitted raised brows. “Oh, trust me, you have chased away plenty with your nerdy disease.” Aiden mocked with a bitter chuckle. “And for the hundredth time, they are not her lovers. Just admirers.” “Glad I am of service.” Jayden shrugged, simply returning his gaze to the book. He raised his head shortly when a question crossed his mind. “And what is the difference between lovers and admirers? They are all having s*x with her. Right?” To him, it was the same. And his brother was just complicating the matter. “She is not having s*x with them, moron!” Aiden yelled in exasperation wondering for Luna knows what time, which planet his brother came from. He was a genius, no doubt. But in many more ways than one, he was gullible. “Did she tell you that?” Jayden asked seriously. Aiden froze. Jayden had a point. He wouldn't know if any of those scums have touched his sister. He abruptly got on his feet and stalked towards the stairs, ready to find out the truth. “Aiden!” Tommy bellowed, stopping his firstborn mid-stride. “Leave your sister be.” “But…” “You go anywhere near her room, and you will have me to deal with.” Aiden gulped. Tommy had taken the disciplinarian role in his family many years ago. “Okay,” Aiden grumbled, turning back and headed to the game room. “You should have let him ask dad,” Jayden blurted. “Aren't you afraid Arianna might get pregnant this young?” “Not another word from you!” Tommy barked. “To your room now!” Jayden didn't wait to be told twice. He scurried upstairs, clutching his book tightly. Oliver didn't want to be next to get chewed on, so he slipped out and joined Aiden in the game room, while Richard just left the house altogether. He preferred to go see grandma Lily. She was far much better company. “Wow,” Anthony breathed, looking around the now empty room, with the exception of the four of them. “Why can't they be as calm as yours?” Rhey asked Julian and Anthony. “Our son is too mature to argue with the girls.” Julian referred to Ethan and the three girls he and Anthony had gotten via surrogate. They were all at Anthony's brother's home. Sebastian. ******* Arianna's bedroom door was knocked, and before she could cuss whoever it was, she picked on her favorite person's scent. Theodore. “Come in, Theo.” Her youngest brother, one of the quadruplets, and the omega of the bunch sauntered in with a knowing smile. “I have been telling you we should run away for a while now.” The nine-year-old Theodore pointed out climbing on the bed and snuggled close to her. He was the smallest wolf in the history of wolves, but his feisty nature was something to reckon with. Though he wasn't a smart-ass Jayden, or even fast, he had a mouth that cut deeper than any blade could. Out of all his living five siblings, he loves Arianna best. She is the only one who doesn't pull the, it's for your safety, b*llshit on him. Jayden doesn't either, but the nerd speaks science which is not a language Theodore understands. In fact, none of the siblings do, but it never seems to bother Jayden. If anything, it makes him feel special, hence his arrogance. “Where would we go?” Arianna asked seriously like she was, in fact, considering the idea just to amuse her baby brother. “I don't know,” Theo groaned. “It should have a beach though.” Arianna chuckled. Ever since she took Theo to the beach when he was just five, the boy never passes a chance to go there. “I will take you to the beach tomorrow,” Arianna offered, knowing very well that is what had brought Theo to her room. Theo grinned satisfactorily. “Now get out!” Arianna nudged him, wanting to be alone for a while. Theo didn't wait for her to repeat herself.