All Chapters of The Triplet Alphas Are My Mates!: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

AVAEverything happened too fast for my mind to catch up. Hands grabbed me from behind roughly. I tried to shake them off, but they pulled harder, dragging me backward as Cassian slipped from my hold. I screamed and tried to reach for him, but his body hit the stage floor with a dull sound that would haunt me later.The crowd turned into a blur of faces filled with fear, shock, and judgment all mixed together. Then the first shout came. “Murderer!”Soon, it spread like wildfire, voices rising one after the other until it became a chant. “Murderer! Murderer!”“No! I didn’t—” I tried to say, but the words vanished under the noise. Someone pulled my hands behind my back and clamped metal cuffs around my wrists.Zade was still trying to get through to me. I saw his eyes widen when he realized what they were doing to me. “Don’t touch her!” he roared, but a dozen guards closed in around him.Cassian’s blood was still on my palms, staining my skin red. The lights above were too bright. The

AVABy morning, Cassian’s words had spread everywhere. Every news site, every channel, and every whisper in the hallways carried the same story: Cassian Vale had forgiven me and called me his successor.Some people called it mercy. Others called it madness. I didn’t know what to call it.The comments online were endless. Half of them praised me while the other half wanted my head on a stake.“The Silver Heiress,” one article said, showing a picture of me walking out of the hospital, my face pale and blank.“The Council’s pawn,” another read.I didn’t even remember walking past any cameras yesterday. But somehow, they caught everything. The triplets tried to keep the noise away from me, but I still felt it. Now, Roman sat on the edge of the couch, crossing his arms. “He’s protecting you,” he said, staring at the screen. “Cassian could have thrown you under the bus, but he didn’t.”Zade snorted from across the room. “Protecting her? He just made her a target, Roman.”Axel looked at bot

AVAEverything froze around me when the news broke.Cassian’s shooter had turned himself in, and the whole building felt like it was holding its breath. Everyone—from the reporters outside to the guards posted at every exit—was waiting for a name.When it finally came out, I thought I’d misheard it.It wasn’t a stranger. It wasn’t an outsider or a rogue. It was one of Cassian’s own men, a low-level guard who’d worked under him for years.The silence that followed was worse than the noise.Zade stood behind me, watching the broadcast with the same stunned look I had. The man on the screen had a calm expression on his face. His hands were up casually, like he had nothing to hide. His face was unreadable.“They said he’s from Cassian’s inner circle,” Zade muttered. “One of his personal guards.”I nodded, but my throat felt tight. I couldn’t get my voice out.The reporter on TV kept talking, saying the man had already confessed. He said the words like he couldn’t believe them either. “He

AVAThe hearing was supposed to be private. That’s what the Council had said in their official statement. But by the time I arrived, it looked like every camera in the entire werewolf kingdom had found a way inside.There were rows of lights flashing like stars everywhere in the hall. Every seat was filled with Alphas, reporters, and even pack envoys, all waiting to see how far I’d fall. The air was filled with whispers and the faint hum of microphones.Cassian sat near the center, hands folded, eyes sharp and unreadable. His presence alone made the whole thing feel rigged before it even began.Zade stood behind me, looking calm but tense. Roman and Axel were beside him. I could feel how protective and angry the three of them were, but I couldn’t blame them.When the Council Leader cleared his throat, the noise in the room died instantly.“Miss Ava Robertson,” he began flatly, “you stand accused of conduct unbecoming of a successor, of endangering a Council member, engaging in politic

AVA“You let him touch you, Ava! I can’t even think straight right now!”The words were harsh, and he looked like I’d betrayed him. He stood near the window, the light from outside reflecting on the edges of his face, and I could see that his jaw was clenched tightly enough to crack.“You think I wanted that?” I shot back, heat rising in my chest. “You think I asked him to come to my room and—”He turned sharply. “You didn’t stop him either.”My throat felt too tight. “Because I froze, Zade. Because he’s manipulative, and I didn’t know what he’d do if I pushed him away.”I felt his silence even more than his tone. For a second, it was like the air between us disappeared. Then he exhaled, rubbed his hand over his face, his eyes looking dark and tired.“I can’t stand the thought of him near you,” he said finally. His voice sounded rougher now. “He looks at you like he already owns you.”I swallowed, feeling my pulse hammer in my neck. “I’m not his,” I whispered. “I never was.”Zade lift