All Chapters of The Triplet Alpha's Plumpy Mate : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Didi’s POVThe large doors of the courtroom opened slowly, and I stood there for a moment with my fingers tightly curled around the fabric of my gown. My heart was pounding against my chest, and I could feel the nervousness spreading through my entire body as I stared into the room filled with people who had come to witness the ceremony. I had known this moment was coming, but knowing wasn't the same as standing at the entrance with hundreds of eyes waiting for me to walk inside.The low conversations that had filled the courtroom gradually died the moment people noticed me. One by one, heads turned in my direction until it seemed as though everyone was looking at me. I swallowed hard and forced myself to take the first step.The sound of my heels echoed against the polished marble floor as I walked into the courtroom, and I tried my best not to let the attention get to me. The hall was enormous, with tall pillars rising toward the beautifully decorated ceiling and the symbol of the

Didi’s POV For several seconds, I could not understand what I had just heard. The words kept repeating themselves inside my head, but somehow they refused to make sense. You were never supposed to be born. I stared at the Elder, waiting for him to laugh or correct himself, because surely there had to be another explanation. People did not stand in the middle of a High Court and casually tell someone that they were never supposed to exist. My mother knew something, though. That was the part I could not ignore. I turned toward her, and the moment our eyes met, I knew that whatever the Elder had discovered was not a surprise to her. She looked as though she had been carrying a terrible secret for years and had just watched it come alive in front of an entire courtroom. "Mom," I said, my voice trembling despite my attempt to keep it steady. "What does he mean?" She opened her mouth, but nothing came out. My father moved closer to her, his hand tightening around hers.

Didi’s POVFor a moment, nobody in the courtroom moved.The guard's words seemed to hang in the air, leaving everyone to process the same horrifying realization. Someone had attacked the council chambers, and whoever had done it had not been looking for the Elders, the guards, or even the Supreme Alphas.They had been looking for me.I looked at my mother, hoping she would finally tell me that the guard had misunderstood something. Instead, she stood frozen beside my father, her face drained of color."Who attacked the chambers?" Luca asked.The guard swallowed before answering."We couldn't identify them. They came through the eastern entrance, and by the time the guards reached the council hall, several members were already unconscious.""How many attackers?" Luke asked."At least six, perhaps more. We couldn't tell because some of them were moving too quickly."Leo stepped forward, his expression no longer carrying any trace of the playful amusement I had become used to seeing."Di

Didi’s POVI thought the strange events of the day would make it impossible for me to sleep, but by the time we returned to the Alpha residence, exhaustion had settled into every part of my body. I wanted nothing more than to crawl into bed, pull the blankets over my head and pretend that I had not just discovered that my entire existence was connected to an ancient prophecy.Unfortunately, my three mates had other plans.The moment I entered the bedroom, I noticed that none of them followed me toward the bed. Instead, Luca closed the door behind us and leaned against it while Luke stood near the window and Leo remained beside the bed, watching me with an expression I could not quite understand.I looked between them."Why are you all staring at me like that?"Leo smiled."Because you are standing there pretending that you are not exhausted.""I am exhausted.""We know.""Then why are you looking at me?"Luca pushed himself away from the door and walked toward me."Because after every

Didi’s POVThe moment I woke up, I knew something had changed.I remained still beneath the blankets, staring at the ceiling while the faint morning light slipped through the curtains. My body felt strangely warm, but it was not the uncomfortable kind of heat that came with fever. It felt as though something inside me had settled during the night, something that had been restless for so long that I had forgotten what peace felt like.Moon was unusually quiet.That alone made me suspicious.Normally, she would be the first thing I heard when I opened my eyes, especially since the awakening. She had become louder, more confident, and far more willing to tell me exactly what she thought about everything.This morning, however, she was simply there, curled somewhere deep inside me.They are close.I frowned."Who?"Moon did not answer immediately.Then I felt it.Three familiar presences were approaching my room.My heart immediately began beating faster.I pushed myself upright just as s