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Marked, Tamed, Owned by the Triplet Alphas Fifty -Nine
LiraThe next few days passed quietly. The Alphas were buried in preparations for the ball; I stayed in my room.Angie’s laughter drifted down the corridor once in a while, followed by the sound of her feet pattering away. But when I caught a glimpse of her, her skin still had the rashes from the allergy.I didn’t trust Zuri, not after what happened with the doll. And I couldn’t shake the thought that she might be feeding the child something to make her worse, to make me look like a curse in this house. The idea made my skin crawl.I told Tova what I’d noticed.Her brows pinched together. “Lira, I know Zuri’s not a monster, but she wouldn’t harm her own niece.”“She already used her once,” I said. “What’s to stop her from doing it again?”Tova sighed, wiping her hands on her apron. “You’re thinking too much. Besides, Angie’s grandmother, Ophelia, will be here soon. Maybe that’ll keep Zuri occupied.”My chest tightened. “You knew her?”Tova hesitated, then shrugged. “Not well. She’s… o
Marked, Tamed, Owned by the Triplet Alphas Fifty-Eight
Lira“We need to work on that wardrobe of yours. The Luna of this house must look the part. You’ve got the shape, the carriage, the hair; stars above, if confidence were cloth, I’d wrap you in it.”Tova eyed me like I was a half-finished project she couldn’t wait to fix. Her excitement bounced around the room.“I’m fine with my clothes.”“Fine?” she snorted. “You’re walking poetry, and you hide it in ugly fabric. You’re built like Luna Elora was; same height, same narrow waist, same shoulders. Half of her gowns are still hanging in that closet, untouched. I keep them clean when I’m allowed inside. You should see them, dear. They’d fit you as if they’d been sewn for you.”I couldn’t think of anything worse. Wearing them would feel like stealing breath from a ghost. And Zuri would probably claw her own eyes out before she’d let me touch a single thread of her sister’s clothes.I forced a smile. “They’re beautiful, I’m sure. But I don’t need them.”Tova’s hands went to her hips. “It’s no
Marked, Tamed, Owned by the Triplet Alphas Fifty-Seven
RivenThe hall in the Alpha Summit reeked of false peace. Every Alpha sat stiff and polished. The talk had started with the invasion, how every pack feared it, how no one knew where it would strike next, but beneath the words was distrust.Alpha Dray spoke first. “If anyone here has a vendetta, now’s the time to speak. We can’t keep living in fear of each other.”The room fell quiet. No one spoke. I watched their carefully arranged frowns. Alpha Mira of the Silvercrest Pack leaned forward. “My patrols vanished last winter,” she said. “Ninety warriors gone. You expect me to believe that rogues did that?”“That’s not on us,” growled Alpha Kerr from the East. “Maybe if your borders weren’t so open—”“And maybe,” I cut in, tired of their posturing, “you all stopped pretending peace exists. You talk about alliances, but you don’t even trust the person sitting beside you.”A few heads turned. No one disagreed. That said enough.Kain sat next to me, silent. His fingers tapped once against th
Marked, Tamed, Owned by the Triplet Alphas Fifty-Six
ZuriI sat in the nursery beside Angie, watching the girl’s chest rise and fall. Her doll was pressed against her chest; its fabric arm dangled lifelessly over the blanket. She loved that thing. She talked to it, fed it, even tucked it into bed before herself.The perfect weapon, really.The doll’s creepy eyes stared back at me. Burn the doll, accuse Lira. Let the child’s hurt fester, let her pull away from that pig’s fake tenderness. Angie would cry, but she’d learn. Pain was a better teacher than affection.The idea almost made me smile.I sent one of the maids to fetch Athena. “Tell her it’s about Angie,” I said. “Tell her to come quickly.” The maid ran off, and I sat back down, brushing a curl from Angie’s forehead. She didn’t stir.When Athena finally walked in, she looked at me the way she always did, like she could smell the rot under my perfume. Her priestess robe swished behind her as if the house wasn’t unholy enough for her liking.“What happened?” she asked, eyes flicking
Marked, Tamed, Owned by the Triplet Alphas Fifty-Five
ZuriI didn’t mean to follow them; I told myself that over and over, but my feet had their own plans. The moment I saw Lira walking beside Kain, something inside me burned. I told myself to go the other way; I almost did. But then I saw how he looked at her, and it was like watching a car crash; you can’t help but look.So I stopped halfway down the path, hiding behind a tree like a fool. The bark was cold against my cheek, but I didn’t move. Kain was supposed to be smarter than this, supposed to see through that dirty omega’s innocent act. Yet he stood there, listening to her talk as if every word she said mattered more than air. When he smiled and brushed her cheek with his hand, I felt pure rage twist behind my ribs.And then he kissed her.It wasn’t some soft, uncertain kiss; it was real, the kind that said mine.My throat went dry. I must have forgotten to breathe. How could he, after everything I’d done for him?I pressed my hand over my mouth because a sound had clawed its way
Marked, Tamed, Owned by the Triplet Alphas Fifty-Four
KainI ran ahead of the others as the forest air sliced through my lungs. We enjoyed the pack hunt, but this was beyond enjoyment for me; it was discipline and control. The pack needed to stay sharp. I needed to stay sane.Since the last border raid, I hadn’t stopped thinking about how close we’d come to losing ground. If I failed again, I wasn’t sure I’d live with it. The title Alpha of War wasn’t a reward; it was a weight that pressed until you cracked or adapted.We split up midway into small groups through the hunt. I led mine east, where the tracks bent toward the river. The others fanned out, bows ready. The night was thin with moonlight. I moved through the brush, scenting the air until I caught the musky trail of a stag.The deer burst out from behind the ridge. My wolf surged beneath my skin, begging to take over, but I held him back. I signaled to Jax, and together we closed in. One strike through the heart and the creature fell with a dull thud.The silence between my broth
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