All Chapters of An Affair With The Triplets: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

ElaraNight fell upon the castle.The tension between the four of us was like a violin string about to snap, stretched tight with the terror of what we knew and the helplessness of being confined.Finally, physical and emotional fatigue overtook me. I fell into a restless sleep, a sleep that was not restorative but rather a direct plunge into the depths of my darkest fears.And the dream was a nightmare.It was not like my previous dreams, hazy or symbolic.This dream was brutal, vivid, and charged with the horror of prophetic certainty. I was in a place I recognized immediately: the castle's meeting hall, but it was shrouded in shadows and smoke, transformed into a macabre altar.The figure of Aldric stood in the center.He was no longer wearing his immaculate suit; he was covered in ritual robes, and his face, stripped of its mocking smile, was a mask of frozen fanaticism. Around him, shadows moved, and members of the Pureblood Sect whispered ancient, evil chants.My attention was d

ElaraTheo muttered under his breath, then looked at me with such disgust that I cringed.“Look at her, for the Goddess' sake!” Theo roared, his voice thunderous with contempt. “She's the reason for the chaos! She sleeps with wolves who abandon her! She's a slut and an intruder! She must be expelled!”The word, crude and degrading, was the final straw. Brayden let out a guttural growl, but it was Jayden, my earthly mate, who exploded. Jayden's fury wasn't just about defending my honor; it was about the violation of my privacy and the betrayal that the video represented.“Jayden!” Aiden roared.With a speed that surpassed anyone's reaction time, Jayden circled the table in two strides. There were no warnings. There was no negotiation. His fist, loaded with the strength of a future Alpha, slammed into Theo's face. The blow was sharp and devastating. Theo fell backward with a scream, the sound of his chair hitting the floor joining the crack of his nose breaking. Blood spurted from his f

ElaraThe hours dragged by with torturous slowness.The tension in the bunker was so thick you could cut it with a knife.After the emotional explosion that had scattered the triplets, I had remained in the small bedroom, mired in self-criticism and shame. Adrik's video, Jayden's fury, and Aiden's cold punishment had left me feeling like the source of chaos, just as Aldric and Tracy wanted.When I finally emerged from the bedroom, I found Aiden engrossed in deciphering the Rune of Sacrifice, surrounded by ancient scrolls that Alpha Kaelen had left in the bunker. His aura remained an icy wall of concentration, his face expressionless, a silent rebuke to my immaturity.Brayden, meanwhile, was calmly reading books.The energy within me had transformed from shame to acute nervousness.My entire body, the wolf within me, screamed that the calm was false.I began to walk. Slowly at first, but soon my steps became fast and rhythmic. I felt like a caged lion. The bunker, which had been our sa

ElaraThe air in the castle had cleared, but the atmosphere remained heavy with the promise of war. Jayden's recovery had been a slow and painful process, but the magical cleansing and infusion of energy from the bond had restored not only his strength but also his soul.Jayden's possession was the lowest blow of the Pureblood Sect, and its failure, the greatest triumph of our bond.And I didn't know how to feel about it.After the incident, the lives of the four of us changed radically.The lockdown in the bunker was lifted, but surveillance was quadrupled.Aiden returned to his task of deciphering the Rune of Sacrifice, Brayden and Jayden strengthened the external and internal defenses, and I focused on mastering Nira's Light, preparing for the inevitable confrontation with the Pureblood Sect.However, the attack and the trauma had brought an inescapable clarity to my life: my old world was over. My life as a spy, my mission to steal secrets... it all felt distant.The Pureblood Sec

ElaraI clung to him, the nervousness of my mission clashing with the need for his support.“I need you to calm down, Aiden,” I said softly, my hands wrapping around his waist. I held him tightly, infusing the calm of my own aura into the battlefield of his mind.Aiden relaxed slightly in my arms, the knot of tension in his shoulders loosening.I pulled away just enough to look into his eyes and kissed him.It wasn't a simple kiss; it was a deep, loving kiss, a silent reminder that our connection was the priority.“You have to trust me,” I said once we finished kissing.“I trust you,” Aiden replied, his voice a low, sincere growl. “But I don't trust the others.”And rightly so, Nira muttered, and I ignored her.With one last kiss, we parted.We walked back down the hallway.The peace didn't last long.As we approached the main area, near the stairs leading to the classrooms, we encountered our first complication.Tracy.She was standing next to a pillar, clearly waiting for someone or