All Chapters of The Triplet Alphas Are My Mates!: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

AVAThe night of the trial union night came faster than I wanted.Everyone was out, including the elders, guards, omegas, Alpha Thomas, and even the younger wolves who usually got sent to bed early. We all stood in the open courtyard. The platform at the center had been cleaned and polished until it shone under the moonlight. That was where we were supposed to stand.The triplets were all standing beside me, but it didn’t stop the fear in me. I didn’t think anything could.The Council members arrived one by one, all dressed in those long dark coats that made them look even more judgmental than usual. Their expressions were blank too. The oldest of them today, Elder Corvin, held a silver staff that shimmered faintly. When he raised it, the crowd fell silent.“The time has come,” he said calmly. “Tonight, we’re here to witness whether the cursed bond between the female omega and the triplet Alphas can be stabilized, or if it must be severed for the safety of the pack.”The words made my

AVAWhen I woke up again, the first thing I felt was the heat. It filled up my chest, spreading out until it got to my arms and legs. But it wasn’t the normal kind of heat. It didn’t feel like warmth. It felt like something alive was crawling under my skin.I tried to move, but every nerve in my body twitched. My breath was uneven. For a second, I thought I was still out there, on that platform, that maybe the sparks and black smoke were still all around me. But when I opened my eyes, I saw the familiar ceiling of my room.Zade was sitting beside me, his hand still wrapped around mine, and it felt like he hadn’t let go all night. Axel stood near the window, with his back to us, while Roman was leaning against the wall with his arms crossed. None of them was talking.My throat felt dry. “How long… was I out?”Zade’s head snapped up. Relief filled his eyes immediately. “A few hours. You scared the hell out of us.”I swallowed, but it felt like something sharp was stuck in my chest. “It

AVAI woke up screaming before I even knew what was happening. My whole body felt like it was on fire, like something inside me was tearing itself apart. I tried to breathe, but it was like breathing through flames.Roman threw his arms around me and held me up. “Ava!” he yelled, but his voice sounded far away, like it was echoing through water.I tried to answer him, but all that came out was a gasp. “It hurts,” I choked out.Axel held my face between his hands. “Stay with us. Do you hear me? Don’t go.”Zade was behind me, keeping me from falling forward. I could feel him shaking too. His heartbeat drummed wildly against my back. Then I saw it. The black lines spreading under my skin were the same ones climbing up Roman’s neck, then Axel’s, and then Zade’s. It was like the curse was crawling from me into them, and linking us in some awful way.Roman’s head dropped forward, a strangled sound leaving his throat. Axel’s grip on me tightened, and then his body jerked as if the same pain

AVAThe next morning felt wrong from the moment I woke up.The walls around me were gray, smooth, and too white, like a hospital cell dressed up as an office. There were no windows and no sunlight, only white lights buzzing overhead. I sat on a cold metal chair, my wrists trembling next to my knees as the hum of machines filled the air.They called it “isolation for observation,” but I knew what it really was. A test.The Council elders were whispering while watching me from behind a long glass wall. I couldn’t hear every word, but I heard fragments like “Queensblood… transformation… uncontainable.”I tried to stay calm, but my skin betrayed me. The silver in my veins glowed even more every time they said that word. “Queensblood…”One of the elders, the same old man from last night, leaned forward and adjusted his mic. “Ava,” he said, voice echoing through a small speaker, “do you feel the mark spreading?”I shook my head, though it was a lie. I could feel it moving sometimes, crawli

AVAI stared at my collarbone again that morning, rubbing the silver mark until the skin around it turned pink. It didn’t fade. Not even a little.The triplets had been hovering since sunrise. Zade looked ready to fight Cassian himself, Axel was pacing, and Roman sat on the edge of the table with his arms crossed, trying to hide how tense he was.“It’s not poison,” I said again, forcing a small smile that didn’t fool any of them. “I feel fine.”“You’re glowing,” Zade muttered. “Fine people don’t glow.”Axel grabbed his phone. “I’m calling the doctor again.”The doctor arrived quickly. He was an older man from the Council who’d seen more weird things than anyone probably should. He scanned me with a special kind of stethoscope, his brows furrowing slightly.When he was done, he frowned down at his screen. “There’s no toxin, no infection, and no sign of a virus either,” he said slowly.“Then what is it?” Roman asked sharply.The doctor hesitated, glancing between us. “I’ve only seen thi