Mated To My Three Lycan Bullies

(Mia’s POV) “Oh, Mia, that is a bad thing to say when you are meeting someone for the first time. This is Liam, Luis, and Leon. Leon is the oldest of the triplets and Alpha David’s first son, while Luis is the second, and Liam is the last-born. They are triplets, popularly called ‘Triple L.’ Unfortunately, their mother, Luna Esther, died after their birth. So, they are our upcoming Alphas.” My mother smiled, introducing the triple bad boys to me as I glared at them. Mom turned to face the Triple L and said, “Triplets L, meet my only daughter, Mia Anderson. She came back from London last month and recently joined our White Hills Academy. I’m sure you all must have seen her at the college. Please forgive my daughter’s mannerisms. She doesn’t understand what is going on here or how our pack functions.” I watched my mother speaking to the first of the triplets, Leon Oscar. “It’s fine, Chairwoman. Our father got busy with a meeting from the Dark Hills Pack Alpha. So, he sent us here t

(Mia’s POV) Leon, his father, and my mother looked at me, Luis, and Liam after we gasped. “Mia, I know you might be afraid of the triplets, but they will treat you nicely,” Mom said, holding hands with Alpha David. Luis and Liam stood up, abandoning their meals. “Excuse us, Dad. We would like a word with Leon.” Their father scowled. “Finish your meals first, before you go out to talk. You heard my love say she put much effort into preparing this meal. So, sit back and finish it.” Luis and Liam frowned and sat back, their expressions frosty. My mother looked at them with concern. “It’s okay, babe. You can let the boys chat,” Mom said softly, but Alpha David shook his head. “No, my love. I know these two rascals better than you do. They want to confuse Leon into not accepting you as his stepmother,” Alpha David said, glaring at Liam and Luis. “What?! Hahaha!” Mom laughed. I also smiled, understanding that Alpha David knew what his sons were up to. “Fine, Dad. We’ll finish the fo

MIA'S POV: “Why am I not happy that Leon said he’ll only treat me as his sister from now on? Why do I feel sad in my heart?” I asked myself after my mother went upstairs. I sat on the black couch alone in the living room, waiting for my mother to return. The living room was painted white and featured a flat‑screen television, a built‑in aquarium, a beautiful home theater, flower vases, and colorful lights to beautify the space. “It’s because they are our mates—your future husbands—and you need to calm down, Mia, and follow your heart. If you reject them, you will be unhappy,” the soft, feminine voice whispered back to me, and I tensed. “Who are you again?” I demanded, trying not to frighten the voice that had spoken to me before. I didn’t know if the voice was human or a spirit. “I am Molly. Your wolf.” “My wolf? Where are you?” I asked, looking around the living room, but I didn’t see any wolf. So, where was she? I still had doubts that I was a werewolf. My body trembled with t

MIA'S POV: "Alright? And what if I don’t want the mates? How do I reject them?" I asked Mom, watching her face intensely. Her eyes widened at my inquiry. "Mia, you cannot reject your mate. It’s against the pack’s law to do that. A mate is a gift from the Moon Goddess, creating a special bond for us to love and trust each other. If you reject your mate, you risk losing your wolf, and finding another mate isn’t easy. So, I won’t advise you to do that. Even if your mate is crippled, deaf, or mute, or even someone you hate the most, you have to accept the bond. The bond exists for a reason, unless you don’t want it, but it’s not easy to move on after rejection. You’ll be in constant pain, and it might take years to heal. Take me and Alpha David, for example. Though Alpha David lost his mate, your father only left me. It’s not like your dad rejected me, but whenever he cheats on me, I feel the pain, and he surely feels mine from last night and before, since he stubbornly refused to accept

MIA'S POV: My heart was still racing as I accompanied Vivian into the women’s clothing store. "What do you think of my brother, Mia? Should I give him your contact? He’s serious about you?" Vivian asked as I selected some stunning dresses for myself. My gaze landed on a lovely blue dress displayed on a mannequin, and I admired the diamond embroidery design at the top and edges. The dress had long sleeves, but it was simple, and I thought it would suit me perfectly. "Wow! This dress is so lovely. How much is it?" I asked the female sales representative, deliberately ignoring Vivian’s question about giving her older brother my contact. I didn’t want to tell Vivian yet that I thought the triplets were my mates, but I knew I couldn’t escape that reality when the time came. "Miss, this blue dress costs $100,000," the saleswoman said, and I jumped back in fright. "What? $100,000 for this blue dress? It’s lovely, but the price is too exorbitant," I said, letting go of the dazzling dres