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WHY CHOOSE?
WHY CHOOSE?
Author: C Pinky

My Triplet Husbands 1

Author: C Pinky
last update publish date: 2025-10-01 06:38:28

Chapter 1

If anyone had told me I would one day be getting married to the Triplet Alphas of the North, I would have laughed in disbelief. And considering I hardly ever had a reason to laugh for years now—that was something.

So here I was, standing at the altar as I tried to listen to the vows. I felt like I could not breathe—this wasn't a life I dreamt of, not like I was ever allowed to dream. This wasn't what I wanted, but I never had a choice ever since I was born.

And now, they are marrying me off to the dreaded triplets of the North to save our pack. I couldn't understand why me. My father, our pack's Alpha, could have chosen anyone to sacrifice—servants, Omegas, anyone—but I don't understand why he'd be so cruel to sacrifice me this way. Although I was never considered part of the family. I was an Alpha's daughter by birth. Stripped of every right. I didn't look the least like an Alpha's daughter. My step-siblings always said I was adopted. I don't know if that was true, especially as I had no idea who my real mother was.

They called me an outcast. An Omega. I had been reduced to a slave, a pet for everyone to taunt. And now, a sacrifice to these deadly Alphas.

A quick glance at either side of the grand court, I could see my stepmother and my step-siblings, each with a smug, satisfied look on their faces. Why wouldn't they be pleased? All my life, they were insistent on breaking me—and now the triplet Alphas would continue where they stopped. I feel numb. So numb.

People say the Triplet Alphas are descendants of the moon goddess—but with vampiric traits. Extremely stronger than all Alphas combined. They had the power of a god. They'd burnt down packs with just a flick of their fingers. Killed people like it was a hobby.

From the rumors, all their previous wives had died strangely. No one knew the cause of their death. All three of them. Some say they were fucked to death, unable to take them all—and the thought of that alone sent cold shivers running down my spine. Shivers that felt disturbingly like anticipation.

"Do you, Emerald Ukilah, offer your body and soul, with everything you possess to Alpha Magnus Ravencourt?"

I inhaled deeply as I forced my gaze to rest on the Alpha in front of me. And of course, he was glaring at me, impatience swirling in his blue eyes. Heat radiated off him in waves, making my skin prickle with awareness.

"...I do." I replied hastily, avoiding his gaze.

"And do you vow to be a submissive wife all the days of your life?"

I swallowed painfully, letting the words sink in. The oracle made it seem like I had many more years to live. But I could see the pity in his eyes. I wasn't going to last. This was all for formality. They would use me to their heart's content and leave me to die.

Maybe it was better to die this way. Maybe this was the moon goddess' way of answering my cries and prayers when I pleaded to be taken away from here, away from the anguish this pack and my so-called family had caused me. Be careful what you wish for, they say. But it's too late for me now.

Strong hands gripped my arm, fingers digging into my flesh, causing me to gasp in pain—and something else I refused to name. "Do not fucking waste my time, Omega." The Alpha in front of me spat, eyes flashing with something predatory.

"I..I'm sorry. I...I do." I responded shakily, hating how my body responded to his dominance, a forbidden warmth pooling low in my belly.

He didn't release my arm, but his grip loosened slightly, his eyes never leaving mine. I could feel his gaze penetrating through me, as if he could sense every traitorous reaction my body was having.

"And do you, Alpha Magnus Ravencourt, take Emerald Ukilah as your wife and soulmate?"

"I do," he replied without so much as losing eye contact with me. His voice was a low rumble that vibrated through my core.

It was quiet for a long while. I was too aware of them all. The other Alphas standing beside me, their presence suffocating and intoxicating all at once. I could feel the gaze of my pack members on me. I forced my eyes toward my father where he sat, and he quickly lowered his gaze. He couldn't even look at me.

My stepmother, the Luna, on the other hand, was different. A huge smile plastered on her face. I forced my gaze away.

The oracle's words echoed through the tense silence. "Alpha Magnus. You may now seal the bond with the Soul-Tie Kiss."

My heart pounded painfully in my chest. My palms were slick with sweat, and my legs trembled beneath me as if they might give out at any moment. This was it. The part I dreaded the most. And it wasn't just once—this was only the first. Two more waited for me after him.

Alpha Magnus's eyes pinned me in place, sharp and merciless, a glint of dark promise flickering in their depths. He didn't waste a breath. He stepped forward, his gaze hard, hungry, as if I were prey he'd been stalking. His hand clamped around the back of my neck, forcing my head to tilt, exposing the vulnerable column of my throat.

My breath hitched. His lips brushed against the tender spot just below my ear—then the sharp bite of his fangs pierced my skin.

I gasped, body jerking, fear and something far more dangerous clawing up my throat. The bite wasn't deep, but I felt the heat of blood well to the surface, felt the sting melt into a searing pleasure that made my knees weak. A low, approving growl rumbled from his chest, vibrating against my skin, and to my horror, I felt myself grow slick between my thighs.

Before I could even recover, he pulled back just enough to drag his own fang across his lip. A thin line of crimson beaded there, and then his mouth crushed against mine.

The taste of iron—his blood, my blood—exploded across my tongue as our essence mingled. Heat shot down my spine, burning into every nerve, pooling between my legs with an intensity that terrified me. It was as if something ancient inside me had been unlocked, awakened. My head spun, my body trembling so hard I almost fell, but his hand at my neck held me still, forcing me to take all of it. His tongue invaded my mouth, claiming, conquering, and my body betrayed me completely—responding, yielding, aching.

I shook uncontrollably, fear and arousal coiling together in my belly until I couldn't tell them apart. His kiss was impatient, demanding, binding me to him whether I wanted it or not. And the worst part? Some dark, primal part of me did want it.

When he pulled back at last, his gaze burned with satisfied possession, as if to say *you're mine now*, and there was nothing I could do to undo it. As if he knew I didn't want this—and reveled in the fact that my body clearly did. I could feel the wetness between my thighs, the shameful evidence of my body's surrender.

The next Alpha stepped forward. Standing tall in front of me with scowling blue eyes—the same piercing shade as Magnus. But where Magnus had been impatient, this one radiated controlled menace.

The oracle's voice rolled out, heavy with ritual. "Do you, Emerald Ukilah, offer your body and soul, with everything you possess to Alpha Daemon Ravencourt?"

"I do." My voice was barely a whisper now, still tasting Magnus on my lips.

"And do you vow to be a submissive wife all the days of your life?"

"I do." The words felt heavier this time, more real.

"And do you, Alpha Daemon Ravencourt, take Emerald Ukilah as your wife and soulmate?"

Daemon's lips curved into the faintest, chilling smirk. His voice was low, gravelly, designed to unnerve me—and it worked.

"I do."

"You may now seal the bond with the Soul-Tie Kiss."

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