All Chapters of Claimed By My Triplet Alpha Stepsons: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Shaun’s POVI returned to my study and quickly drafted another letter. This time, I'll make sure Seth gets the letter in his hands. The letter was sealed with my crest, the ink still drying under the weight of my thumb. I handed it to Jax with more hope than I dared to admit.“Make sure it reaches him personally,” I said, locking eyes with him. “No messengers. No relays. You deliver it into his hands.”Jax nodded, slipping the parcel into his satchel. “I understand, Alpha.”“It’s a three-day journey. Leave now. No delays, no distractions. And Jax…”He turned, already halfway to the door.“Stay safe,” I added quietly.He gave a firm nod and left the room.As the door closed behind him, I looked down at the empty space in my study. Silence was creeping in again. But there were louder things than silence, things like the worry pressing into my chest and the fury curled like a sleeping beast in the back of my throat.Lucy stepped in without knocking, as she always did. Her eyes met mine.

Lucy's povMy chest felt heavy, far heavier than it had any right to be. My eyes stung, burning with unshed tears, and my skin felt tight, like it could crack open at any moment. I could barely breathe through the emotions swirling inside me. This day, this day I had imagined for years, was supposed to be a moment of joy, pride, and completion. I had lived my whole life waiting to hold my daughter in my arms on her awakening, to feel the powerful bond renew between mother and child.But while I was busy waiting, while I was busy preparing, she had hidden it from me.Hidden her awakening. Hidden this monumental moment that should have been shared, celebrated, and cherished together. For who knows how long she had carried this secret? And for what? Pride? Fear? Distrust? My mind raced and spiraled into every possibility. Each one more painful than the last.The tears finally brimmed over, clouding my vision completely. I wiped at them hastily, barely registering my surroundings, and tha

Shaun's povThree days had passed. Three long, slow, dragging days since Lucy told me about Rosa.I tried to distract myself. With council reports. With training updates. With border patrol assignments. With anything. But no matter how hard I tried to busy my hands or occupy my mind, the truth always crept back in.My daughter hid her awakening from me.I sat in my study, the fire burning low in the hearth as the shadows of dusk began to fold across the room. Papers were scattered across my desk, and my eyes skimmed them without really reading. My thoughts weren’t on rogue movements or trade updates. They were on Rosa. On her secrecy. On what I could have possibly done to make her feel like she couldn’t tell me.I cursed under my breath and reached for the bottle of rum.One cup turned to two. Two to four. Then to six. The warmth that curled in my chest did nothing to dull the ache that had settled deep in my bones. I tipped the bottle to refill my cup again and groaned when I realize

RosaAs I walked down the stairs with my fingers wrapped tightly around the straps of my backpack, I looked in the direction of the dining room to see if my parents were already seated as always. But the only thing giving warmth to the room was the neatly laid meals. "Good morning miss Rosa" the maid-in-waiting greeted. I smiled back and sank into my usual seat, but I didn't touch anything. "Master and the lady of the house won't be joining for breakfast today.." the maid informed and my eyes stung as tears welled up. Were they really that mad at me to not want to have breakfast with me?"Alright.." I muttered and picked up an apple before heading out the door. All my appetite was completely lost. As I walked down the hallway, I caught a glimpse of Fidelia and her minions. Seeing her made my blood boil and I gritted my teeth. If she hadn't given me that hideous injury on my head then my mother would not have found out about my wolf in that way. "Hey princess!" She yelled from behi

Writer's povThe quiet hush of midmorning hung gently over the mansion, the kind that usually brought peace to Lucy’s mind. But today, her mind was in turmoil. She had just returned from the garden when a knock on her door jolted her back to the present. "Come in!" She ordered and the door cracked open as Miriam stepped in, shutting the door behind her. "Oh dear child" Lucy muttered as she walked over to her. “I returned with another letter from Lady Elaine,” Miriam said with a small smile. “Delivered with the crest intact.”Lucy’s eyes lit up as she carefully took the envelope. “Thank you, Miriam,” she said, her fingers running lightly over the royal wax seal. “I’ll read it with Shaun.”Miriam bobbed her head and left the room in her usual steady steps. Lucy was elated as she scanned the letter with her eyes and walked out of her room. Her steps were light as she made her way to Shaun’s study, tucking the unopened letter against her chest. She looked forward to seeing the subtle