All Chapters of An Affair With The Triplets: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

ElaraI wasn't prepared for what they had told me.But I wasn't prepared for what they said next.“What the hell is this about containing?” Jayden asked furiously.Elder Corwin slowly stood up, his expression clearly showing severity, one that announced a sentence, not a dialogue.“The spiritual veil has been torn. The damage caused by the maximum containment rune that Elara invoked in the Sacred Mountains is of a magnitude that our Pack has not experienced in five centuries,” the councilor spat with brutal honesty. “That is not something so easy to fix, especially if she has another burst of power.”The echo of his words reverberated through the room, and I felt my own breath catch."The wild, uncontrolled energy seeping through the fissure is weakening our runic defenses, interfering with communications, and most seriously, attracting the attention of entities and forces that would not otherwise cross our border. Right now, as the Pureblood Sect plans its next move, the herd is as v

ElaraWe retreated to a hidden cave, deep enough in neutral territory to protect us from the southern border patrols. The mission was just beginning, and we had to gather all the details to return with a complete report, but the reality was that once I entered the south, some of my secrets might be revealed, and I was not willing to let that happen.My heart began to beat rapidly, and I tried to calm myself.You have to be honest with them, at least, without your mates, Nira said sternly.And that was the problem.Telling them everything implied many things, but I couldn't remain completely silent. I had to know what to tell them and how to tell them. The mate bond was all or nothing, and the truth of my identity was the only thing that would guarantee understanding.I went outside for a moment to clear my mind by looking at the stars, but the sky was still disturbed by the magic of the tear. It was noticeable even to the south. Its chaotic lights filtered even into the cave entrance,

ElaraI returned to the castle feeling like a ticking time bomb.The weight of the book was burning me, but once I put it safely away in my room, I was able to go to my mates, and the reunion was a relief. Once I saw them, I sighed.Aiden frowned.“We'll talk after we finish this, I promise,” I said seriously.He nodded and sighed.We had dinner with the Alpha and the Luna.The tension with them was something that pained me, but the Luna included me, so we talked about the landscapes, the walks, and the whole context. She was very pleasant, and when we finished talking and retired to the room, the Alpha stopped me.“I want to talk to you, Elara, in private,” said the Alpha, and I nodded.“Dad, it's not—”“I won't do anything wrong,” said the Alpha immediately at Aiden's words. “You'll feel it because of the bond.”Luna took her sons out of the dining room, and I felt a little scared.“You tell me,” I said calmly.“I think I was a little harsh with you,” said the Alpha, and I was surpr

ElaraWe set off on our journey south.Days after I had calmed down, we had to do it because of the new information coming in about Aldric. The situation was complex, and even though Alpha Kaelen was still demanding our presence because of the crisis in the Council, we knew that if we let everything slide at that moment, the Sect would move quickly.We were in the car when we left the Black Ice Pack.The barrier felt strong, and then the peculiar magic of the outside world enveloped us with force. I sensed tension in the triplets, but none of them said anything, so I sighed until Brayden finally spoke up.“We need to find someone who knows arcane runes,” Brayden said, his mind already searching for logical solutions. “Someone who can find a clause, a loophole, or a gap in all this chaos of the veil and the prophecy.”I sighed in defeat because it was difficult.You know someone, Nira said.No, not really.Yes, and I don't think they'll refuse to help you, Nira insisted.I froze for a

ElaraI didn't know how long I was vomiting until I couldn't anymore.The situation was terrible, not to mention complex.Knowing what Ulrike had found was terrible, but what the rest of my mother's note said broke me in ways I couldn't understand.I love you.And because I love you, I'm leaving you the answers to your questions.Everything is in this dagger and necklace.Investigate thoroughly; you have the resources to do so.I know you can't feel empathy for someone you'll never meet, but I want you to know that everything I did, I did out of love for you, for who you are, for what you represent, and for the fact that you are the purest part of me.My greatest creation.I love you, Elara.You are and always will be my greatest treasure.Her words were a blow to my childhood with absent fathers.And to the fact that my father, the man who was forced to acknowledge me, refused to talk to me about my mother. That made me feel worse, because the only genuine memories of her could be in