Why does my if-else statements drip over towards the third else?

I'm trying to get an idea of how this control syntax works :

Note * : This is part of my int. main function:

        while(cin >> Options){
        if(Options == 1){ //If I enter '1' here it will output: "aHi.Else."
            cout << "a";
        }else{
            cout << "hi";
        }
        if(Options == 2){ //If I enter '2' here it will output: "hiaElse."
            cout << "a";
        }else{
            cout <<"Hi.";
        }
        if(Options == 3){ //If I enter '3' here it will output: "hiHi.a"
            cout << "a";
        }else{
            cout << "Else." << endl;
        }
    }
}

Why is it dripping over to else's and stuff? What's wrong with the syntax? I'm confused? How am I supposed to use multiple if's statements w/elses included? Can you give an example?