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THE DISCOVERY
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2025-10-26 07:26:33Alpha Thorne’s POV
I threw my whiskey glass against the wall.
“Say that again,” I growled at Beta Marcus, who was standing in my office looking like he’d rather be anywhere else.
“All three of your sons, Alpha,” he repeated, his voice shaking. “The omega girl... she’s mated to all three of them.”
I wanted to hit something—preferably him—for bringing me this impossible news.
“That’s not possible,” I said through clenched teeth. “Mate ties don’t work that way. One wolf, one mate. It’s been that wa
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