All Chapters of Wanting Her Back (Her Alpha Triplet Mates): Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Chapter 101By a ThreadWillow’s POVWe were so close to the palace, that I could almost feel its looming presence like a weight on my chest. The streets were quiet, too quiet for a pack that was usually filled with life, but I felt a shift in the air, a tension I couldn’t shake. We were making our way toward the palace, but my mind kept racing, spinning around the things that had happened, the kidnappings, the betrayals, and the terrifying realization that we might have walked straight into the heart of the storm. When we arrived at the edge of the palace grounds, the sight that greeted us was nothing short of a nightmare. The pack I had once called home was no longer the place I remembered. The flags that had proudly flown outside the palace gates were now tattered and frayed, their colors faded in the harsh winds. The walls that once held power and pride stood weathered and cracked. It felt as if the entire kingdom had been dragged through the mud, stripped of everything it once

Chapter 103Tweaked RealitiesWillow's POVI had barely managed to pull the blankets up over Ella’s tiny form when I heard the faint shuffle of feet outside the apartment. My heart skipped a beat. I had been on edge all day, not knowing what would happen next. But hearing the soft noise of someone creeping around outside sent my nerves into overdrive. It was them. Axel, Aiden, and Kingston had finally made it to his apartment. I couldn’t believe it. After everything that had happened, everything that had changed, I never thought I’d find myself facing them again, especially not here, not like this. It would have been easier if it was just Kingston but Axel and Aiden were the main problem, especially since I had not told them about the kids yet. I should have been happy to see them. After all, we had once been really close, hadn’t we? But after everything I had learned, after what Alpha Thane had done to me and my children, it felt like there was a chasm between us that couldn’t be

Chapter 105Face to Face with the DevilAsher’s POVThe house Willow led us to was a secluded haven, tucked far enough from the main roads that even the most determined pursuer would have to stumble across it by accident. It was quaint and modest but had enough space for all of us to breathe. More importantly, it felt safe, something we hadn’t experienced in what felt like forever. That night, the air inside was thick with tension. None of us said much after arriving, just quietly settling into our respective corners of the house. Axel and Aiden immediately took up watch at the windows, while Lina busied herself checking on Ella and Daniel. Willow disappeared into one of the rooms, her face pale and unreadable. As for me, sleep was the last thing on my mind. I sat by a small window in the main room, staring out at the moonlit forest. My mind churned with thoughts of my father and the revelation that Jason, a man Willow had once trusted might be connected to him in ways none of us

Chapter 107A Call Out Willow’s POVThe house was unnervingly quiet, the kind of silence that made every creak of the floorboards and whisper of the wind feel amplified. The faint light of the television flickered across the room, illuminating the tense faces of those around me. It felt like we were waiting for something inevitable, something we couldn’t stop even if we wanted to. Asher sat closest to the TV, his arms crossed and his jaw set in a tight line. Aiden leaned forward, elbows on his knees, his usual calm veneer cracking under the weight of the situation. Axel placed near the window, restless energy radiating from him like a storm waiting to break. Lina and I sat together on the couch, her steady presence a comfort I didn’t know I needed. We were waiting for the broadcast. Waiting for Thane. The children were upstairs, blissfully unaware of the danger looming over us. I envied their innocence, and their ability to sleep soundly while the rest of us were drowning in u

Chapter 109The Beginning of the EndAsher’s POVThe firelight flickered in the corner of my vision, but my eyes stayed locked on the shallow grave. None of us spoke. We’d all decided to stay outside, camped out beside the ritual spot where Willow lay buried under the moonlight. Each of us carried a weight that grew heavier with every passing second. Daniel and Ella had woken up earlier to ask for their mother. They were asleep now but it had taken a lot of convincing to get them to believe that Willow went to get them something and had not been captured by their father.Axel paced a few feet away, his boots crunching against the frost-covered grass. Aiden sat cross-legged, absently tracing patterns in the dirt with a stick. Kingston leaned against a tree, his arms crossed, watching the grave like a sentinel. I was seated on the ground, knees pulled to my chest, trying not to let the gnawing worry consume me. What if something went wrong? What if she needed us and couldn’t call ou