Semua Bab Craved By The Alpha Triplets : Bab 1 - Bab 7

The woods were my sanctuary.Some people found comfort in crowded bars or neon-lit city streets. Me? I found it in the hush between trees, in the thick perfume of pine and damp earth. Out here, the silence wasn’t empty—it was alive. Whispering. Breathing. Waiting for me.As a writer, that mattered. When my words ran dry and the page stared back at me like a taunt, I came here. The forest never judged me for unfinished drafts or crumpled pages.It welcomed me back every time, as if it knew my secrets.Tonight, the air was cooler than usual, silver with moonlight. I clutched my notebook close to my chest as I stepped deeper into the woods, my boots crunching softly over fallen leaves.“Okay, Raine,” I muttered under my breath, “time to pull a story out of your ass before your agent drops you.”The words felt ridiculous in the quiet, but humor was the only thing keeping my nerves in check. Because beneath the calm, something prickled in the air tonight. A vibration, almost. Like the fore

The echo of Kael’s growl still vibrated in my chest when I felt it—another presence. No… two. The air shifted, heavier, like the forest itself held its breath.Kael froze above me, every muscle taut. His cock still pressed against me, my panties damp from the friction, my body begging for more. But his gaze was locked on the darkness beyond the trees. His nostrils flared, his lips curling into a snarl.“They’re here.”A shiver raced down my spine. “Who?”The answer came before he could speak. Two figures emerged from the shadows, tall, broad, and devastatingly familiar. My breath caught. They looked like Kael—same golden eyes burning like wildfire—but each of them carried a different kind of danger.The first stepped forward with a grace that was almost lazy, though his presence made my pulse thunder. His hair was a shade lighter, falling in careless waves to his jaw, his smirk sharp enough to cut. His gaze raked over me, lingering on the way Kael had me pinned, my jeans shoved down,

The river whispered softly under the moonlight, its silver surface reflecting the tremble of the trees. I sat on the smooth stones at its edge, shivering despite the warmth of the fire crackling nearby. My skin still carried the ghosts of their touch—their hands, their breath, the way their hunger had burned through me.Kael knelt beside me, dipping a cloth into the water. His hands were rough but careful as he ran it gently over my shoulder. The icy water bit into my skin, dragging me out of the haze I’d been floating in since… everything.“Easy,” he murmured, voice low and strained. “The water’s cold.”“I can tell,” I whispered. My throat still felt raw, as if every word might break me apart again.Lucian crouched nearby, sharpening a blade on a flat rock as if the motion steadied him. Damon leaned against a tree, arms crossed, his gaze fixed on the forest beyond us. The three of them were silent, but the air around them vibrated with energy—heat, power, something ancient and animal

The forest began to thin, the trees growing taller and straighter, their roots weaving a natural path that led us deeper into the heart of the wilderness. Sunlight filtered through the canopy in sharp golden beams, cutting across the undergrowth and highlighting every movement in the woods. The air smelled different here—sharper, cleaner, carrying the faint scent of wildflowers and ancient earth.I walked between Kael and Damon, Lucian just ahead, my fingers brushing the edges of my coat as if I could cling to something familiar. My chest ached—not with fear, exactly, but with anticipation and uncertainty. The bond pulsed in my veins, a steady rhythm that matched my heartbeat, tugging me forward. It was insistent, a reminder that I could not go back, that I was no longer simply human in the way I once believed.“You’ll need to stay alert,” Kael murmured beside me, his voice low and steady, though his golden eyes scanned the shadows with predatory precision. “Even here, in what should