Owned By Her Triplet Bullies
Chapter 99

Ximena's POV

"Brother-in-law? He's someone's brother-in-law?" I asked in surprise.

"Yes, he's mine," the same voice replied as she stepped away from someone's back and walked towards me.

"It's you," I responded flatly. It was the rude lady I had met at Cole's party. What was it with me and meeting everyone I met at the party out here?

"Yes, it's me. What are you doing here?" she asked, looking at me with disdain. It was clear that she obviously didn't like me, she was giving me quite an attitude which was strange because I never knew she even existed until the party.

"I'm not here for you, I'm here for a certain Hailey Martinez. I'm Doctor Ximena, the gynecologist that was called for," I introduced myself with the same attitude.

"I'm Luna Hailey Martinez," she replied cockily. "But, I didn't send for you, it must have been a mix-up. I sent for the best gynecologist at Sydney Hospital. The gynecologist should be middle-aged since she had that much experience. That was what I was told," she continued.

I forced a smile. I usually wasn't this salty with my clients but this woman is making it really hard for me. The only thing stopping me from slapping her right now was the oath I took as a doctor.

"Well, I'm glad you think so highly of me. I don't mean to brag but I'm the best gynecologist at Sydney Hospital. The director specially made a request to me, which is why I'm here right now. You should get your facts straight next time," I replied. Her face fell. "I don't want you to be my doctor. Leave, I will call for another doctor," she ordered.

"Hailey! Don't be rude. It's good that Emma will be your gynecologist. She was your friend and we are seeing her after so many years," the beautiful lady reprimanded her.

"She was not my friend and this woman here is definitely not Emma. Emma was sweet and nice. They are definitely nothing alike. She's just someone who looks like her. You can ask her for yourself," she said and they all turned their attention towards me. What could I say? I didn't want to get their hopes up. I wasn't even sure if I was the one they were talking about. So, I did the only logical thing at that moment.

"My name is Ximena, not Emma. I'm not sure who that is," I said to them.

"Oh, was I wrong then? Forgive me if I made you uncomfortable. It's just you look so much like her that I got overwhelmed by my feelings," the beautiful lady apologized.

"It's okay ma'am. I didn't feel uncomfortable at all," I replied with a genuine smile. Being in her presence really made me feel comfortable, her aura was easy. I could tell she was a nice person.

"Let's start all over doctor Ximena and forget this ever happened. I'm Lila and that is my husband, Tom," she introduced.

"Hello, nice to meet you," I greeted Tom, and we shook hands. I glanced towards the perverted thief and also some men standing beside him. They all looked super attractive. Like supermodels. Out of this world handsome. I chide myself lightly for having such thoughts.

"These are my sons," she said after we just stood staring at each other and no one made a move. Sons? She looked like she was only a few years older than me.

"Hi, I'm Philip," one of them stepped forward and introduced himself with his hand outstretched. I placed my hand on him and I felt odd. I felt strangely connected to him. His hand felt warm against my cold ones sending tingles down my spine.

"I'm Ximena. It's nice to feel... I mean meet you," I replied feeling so flustered. What was going on? I've never been interested in any man before now or believed in love at first sight. Wait, did I just admit that I was interested in him? Love at first sight? Really?. I wasn't the type to fall for pretty boys during the first meeting. What was happening to me?

He smiled at me before the other brother who I knew as a perverted psychopathic thief walked towards me.

"I'm Julian. That's my name, given to me by my birth mother and it means...,"

"Okay, I got it. No need to tell me the history of your name," I cut him off after I had heard enough.

He sighed. "I know we had gotten off on a wrong start but let the past events remain the past. I promise it was not what you were thinking. I'm not like that at all,"

"Yeah, he's my brother and I can vouch for him. You must have misunderstood his intentions," the other brother said calmly.

"And you are?" I asked curiously. He walked and stopped in front of me. He pulled one of his hands from his pocket and stretched it towards me. My wolf was jumping around happily in my head excited to be amongst them. Hailey suddenly came in front of me and held onto his hand. She growled angrily like someone just snatched her favorite meal. It was good that I could control my wolf else she would have jumped at Hailey immediately.

"He's Alpha Alexander Martinez, my husband," she said with a wide and territorial smile. I glanced toward him. Husband? He was married? I thought. What was I thinking anyway, he's a young normal man who could get married. It was totally none of my business but why did that sting so much?

"Okay? Now that you are all out of your fantasy bubble. I have to ask, am I invisible? I drove her here and I have been standing right here since but nobody noticed I was here," Xander said. I tore my gaze away from them and looked toward Xander. "Xander son, you didn't inform us you would be coming," Lila said.

"I wanted it to be a surprise visit to Aunty but it turned out to be a double surprise. We all got to meet Emma or Emma's look-alike," he replied as he walked towards Lila. She hugged him...

"It's good to have you here. Excuse us, we have other things to do," she said. She smiled at me, I nodded before she left with her husband.

"Xander, what a great surprise. How is your father?" Hailey asked cheerfully after a moment of silence.

"Fine, I guess," he replied curtly. Was it me or did he just blow Hailey off?

"Guys, aren't you happy to see me?" he asked the boys.

"Dude, we saw you like three days ago," Julian replied.

"True. But we didn't get to really talk. You didn't inform me you were leaving," he said.

"I should attend to Hailey now. I really have to be on my way soon. By the way, do any of you know of any mechanics? My car got spoiled on the way," I said to them.

"I do," the three of them replied at the same time.

"Cool, because I need to get my car fixed," I said.

"We can do that. It will get fixed right away," Julian assured me.

"Thank you. Hailey? Can we start?" I asked.

"It's Luna Hailey, I don't think we are close enough for you to call me by my name," she replied cockily.

"Sorry to disappoint you but that title only applies to members of your pack which I'm not. I can call you Mrs Hailey though because I do agree that we are not that close," I retorted. Xander chuckled.

"Sit down and let's get started," I said walking towards the sofa. She begrudgingly sat beside me.

"So, since how long have you been without a child, and how many miscarriages?" I questioned.

"We've been married for six years and there have been no miscarriages," she replied.

"Have you seen any doctors yet and if you have, what medicines did they prescribe?" I asked.

"We haven't seen any doctor yet, if we had, would we call you here?" she asked rudely.

"Okay, I will just get some of your blood and after the results are out, we can start your treatment from there," I replied.

"We are done here so I will take my leave now," I said to them. Just as I spoke, thunder rumbled loudly and rain began to fall heavily. Why did it have to start raining now? I still have to get back home to my kids.

"You can't leave in this weather, stay until the rain stops," Lila said. I turned towards her to see her descending down the stairs.

"I can't possibly do that," I responded. I didn't want to intrude but most of all, I had to get back to my kids.

"Of course, you can. It's okay," she assured me.

"Mother is right. Stay here until the rain stops, it's raining and thundering heavily," Alex said to me. His voice sounded so deep and sexy. My eyes widened in realization. Alex, Julian, Philp. Those were the exact same names from my dream. It wasn't a coincidence. I must have really known them before my accident.