Mated to the Alpha King Princes

Chapter Five

The Timber Point Peak Lycan Pack, lived and worked like normal people. They lived in many of the skyscraper apartments that were built high into the skies within the city limits. Some even owned their own private residences in the surrounding suburbs, where they raised their families. The pack numbered well into the 100s of thousands and worked as one community. Everyone had a role to play to assure the survival of the pack. No one had more of an important role in the survival of the pack then the Alpha King himself.

The current reigning Alpha King, their father and their mother, the current Luna Queen, lived in a huge 30-bedroom luxurious mansion at the cities' heart, which was the McCallister's ancestral home. The mansion also served to entertain and house visiting and neighboring pack leaders. All Alphas Kings and their Luna Queens and any young pups they may have, lived and ruled the pack from within that massive mansion. Once the pups came of age and went through the 'Change', they were shipped off to continue their education and were given a place of their own within the pack.

The property which the twins had been given and called home, was a 15,000 square feet penthouse condo that sat on the top four floors of Timber Point Peak's exclusive and extremely popular hotel, Hotel Loup Noir or the Black Wolf Hotel, a 45-story building with 600+ furnished guest rooms and suites. The penthouse condo above the hotel sported 9 stylishly decorated bedrooms, which were decorated in different styles and colors and furnished with the most high-end furniture, paintings and accessories. No room was not spared a touch of elegance.

Draven and Devlin ascended to their private residence on the top floor using one of the three elevators in the condo. One elevator was strictly for the staff so that they were able to move freely to all levels. Another elevator, which was the Main elevator, was used by guests or visitors, and then there was the private one used by the twins which went from their private entrance in the garage to their residence on the top floor. There were three suite size bedrooms per floor. Each room had its own ensuite bathroom, with panoramic views from every window.

When the doors to their private elevator slid open on the top floor, the twins exited and slowly made their way down the long, carpeted hallway. There were three sets of doors along that carpeted hall. One door was situated on the left side of the hall across from another one on the right-hand side. At the end of the hall directly in the middle of them both, was another door.

The room on the left-hand side of the hallway lead to the bedroom that belonged to Devlin while the one across from it on the right was Draven's. The bedroom in the middle, which had once been designated as the twins' playroom for their 'Personal Guests' was now being occupied by their mate, Sequoia.

It used to be a study that the twins had decided to convert into something they could both use to entertain the numerous women they would bring home every night. When they realized which room Alissa had chosen to place Sequoia in a week ago after discharging her from the ICU, Draven and Devlin actually laughed at the overwhelming feeling of Deja vu that had swept over them. Once again, Sequoia was between them this time only with a bedroom and not a chair.

"So how are we going to do this, Dev. Are we going to go and buy her a new cell phone? If I am not mistaken, her cell was found in her purse in Myles's car when they found the truck. I believe that the Red Moon Police has it now."

They were both standing in the middle of the hallway before each other's rooms.

"Yeah. We are going to have to go into the city and get another one for her." Devlin told his brother with a nod, "I actually like the idea of personally buying our mate something instead of having one of the Omegas do it."

"I couldn't agree more." Draven said as he peered over at the room that separated them both. "Should we check in on her?" Draven inclined his head toward the door at the end of the hall where their mate resided.