Claimed By The Alpha Triplets

NAERIS“Life to you, pup.” I felt water splash on my face and I jerked up almost immediately, looking around in confusion as I tried to absorb my surroundings.Where am I? The last thing I remembered was…nothing. The more I tried hard to think on what led up to this moment, the more it felt like some kind of load had been placed on the top of my brain making it hurt even more.“What the hell?” I murmured, standing up as I was already completely drenched in water.“You want to be a maid, yeah? You got it.” I saw someone throw a rag and bucket and some wash soap onto my clothes.“Stand up and get to it. You are to wash the entire floors of the east wing till it was sparkling.” I swallowed hard still in confusion when it hit me like an inferno.The Alpha spared my life and made me a maid. Talon…Talon had rejected me and reduced my status even lower and due to all the hurt, I couldn't even feel my wolf anymore.“Alright.” I finally replied, picking up the items she had thrown and tossed t

NYXION“Am I the only one who thinks she has some kind of history with Alpha Talon? I mean, an ordinary person wouldn't cuss him out like that?” Aeron uttered, and I yawned, rocking my seat in different directions while flipping through papers I wasn't even reading.I just hoped that drowning myself in pack matters would help me take my mind off the silly little mate I had brought down here.“It sure did look that way, but that's not even the issue on the ground. She's our mate, guys. How do we deal with this?” Varek questioned, and I slammed the file I was holding shut in anger.Harems were outlawed by the lycanthropy, and we were on our way to becoming Lycan, so why does she have to be a stumbling block?If the elders and council get to hear of it before I'm able to figure out what to do, then it's safe to say I'm doomed.“You know, I think it is really ridiculous and totally insensitive that the moon goddess would even think of mating me with the same person as you guys. And she's

Nyxion"I told you to throw her back in," I growled at Verek as we walked towards his room. "Bro, relax. She complained about panic attacks and she really seemed scared. There's no way I would have just thrown her back in there. We don't treat servants like that," He said calmly, a tiny smirk forming on his face. I glanced at him, wondering why his tone was weird all of a sudden. "Since when do you care about how servants feel?" I muttered, shooting him a look.He chuckled softly, but didn't give a response. Somehow, I didn't blame him. That girl...that girl was something else. We had originally planned to keep her locked up or tortured as a way of getting back at Talon, but just her scent was enough to tip me over the edge. I wouldn't survive any more time with her in here. Why would the Moon Goddess decide to curse all three of us to be fated to a maid from a rival pack?"Because we're assholes," Aeron finished, a tiny curl of his lips as he stared at me. I didn't bother asking

Chapter EightNaeris"These are all you're going to need," The elderly looking maid said to me, pointing to the basket of cleaning supplies laid out in the hallway. "Hm. Okay," I muttered, clenching my fists at my sides. She gave me a weird look, as if trying to decipher expression. I had worked on that years ago. It would be impossible to tell. "My name's Avery, by the way. If you need anything, I'm always in the kitchen," She added. Her tone was strangely polite, so I leveraged on it. "Are you the chef?" I asked. "Ah yes, darling. The best in the kingdom. And don't worry, our alphas aren't as harsh as they seem. Especially Nyxion. Varek can be a tough nut to crack. Aeron so far, is the easiest to flow with. Give them time, you'll warm up," She continued her grey eyes lost in her thoughts as she spoke. I nodded softly, and thanked her. I stared down at the supplies and fought the urge to shake my head. The only reason I had been so quiet about it earlier, was because I didn't w

Nyxion“So we're to continue the progression from this part of the territory, up until the rivals realize their mistake and retreat. Correct?” Draven said, pitching his idea to the rest of the warrior elders in the break room. I stroked my chin and stared at him. “There will be loopholes. Anyone smart enough to figure it out, will. And that will put us at a disadvantage,” I said. He shot me an indecipherable look before nodding politely. Beside me, Elder Zyphar nodded in agreement. He was my father's favorite commander of the troops before his death, and he was one of the elders I personally decided to retain before my brothers decided on anyone else. I also saw him as trustworthy. “Alpha Nyxion is right. I suggest we begin from within their territory, so they are oblivious until it is too late,” he said calmly, stroking his grey beard. Another elder, Conan, looked unimpressed. “We've tried that before. The problem with working on enemy ground is the fact that it is nothing but en