All Chapters of The Triplet Alpha's Plumpy Mate : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Didi’s POVThe forest remained strangely quiet after the wolves disappeared, but the silence did nothing to calm me. Their words continued to circle through my mind, especially the part about the prophecy already having changed. I could not understand what they meant, and somehow, that uncertainty frightened me more than the attack itself.Luca remained in front of me, his body tense as he watched the direction the wolves had taken. Luke stood close to my side, while Leo had moved behind us, scanning the trees in case the strangers decided to return.I looked at them."What did they mean when they said you were never supposed to find me this early?"None of them answered immediately.That hesitation told me more than their words could have."You know something."Luca turned toward me."We know some things.""Then tell me.""Didi—""No." I stepped closer to him. "Everyone keeps telling me that I am in danger, that people are looking for me, that my parents were trying to protect me, an

Luke’s POVThe old mountain had always been a place people whispered about.When I was a child, I remembered asking my father why no wolf was allowed to go there. He had looked at me with an expression I had never understood and simply told me that some places were better left undisturbed.At the time, I had assumed it was an old Alpha's superstition.Now, as I stood at the foot of the mountain with my brothers, Didi, and Jay, I understood that our elders had never been afraid of the mountain itself.They had been afraid of what was buried beneath it.The entrance was hidden behind thick vines and ancient trees. Moonlight barely reached the ground, and the air around the mountain felt different from the rest of the territory. It was colder, but there was also a strange pressure in the atmosphere, almost as if the mountain knew we were there.Didi stood between Luca and me, staring at the entrance."Are you sure this is the place?"She nodded slowly."I do not know how I know, but I re

Luke’s POVI had spent my entire life learning how to recognize danger before it reached me. As one of the Supreme Alpha triplets, I had been trained to listen to instincts that most wolves ignored and to trust the warnings of my wolf even when my eyes saw nothing unusual. Yet standing inside that ancient chamber, watching Didi face the creature that her mother had called the Shadow Wolf, I realized that I had never encountered anything like the danger standing before us.The creature was not simply another enemy we could fight and defeat. It was connected to Didi in a way none of us completely understood, and that made every decision more complicated. If we attacked it, we might be attacking a part of our mate. If we allowed it to come near her, we could be giving it exactly what it wanted.Luca stood between Didi and the Shadow Wolf, while Leo remained close enough to reach her if she needed him. I could see the tension in both of my brothers, and I knew they were thinking the same

Didi’s POVThe words Jay had spoken remained in my mind long after the final sound of his voice had faded, and I found myself searching his face for an explanation that might make the prophecy less frightening than it sounded. I had spent the last few hours discovering that almost everything I believed about myself was incomplete, from the truth about my birth to the strange connection between my wolf and the creature waiting beneath the mountain. Now I was being told that Jay, the boy I had once loved enough to accept his cruelty, had a role in deciding the future of the supernatural world, and I could not understand why the Moon Goddess had placed so many secrets around my life."What exactly does it mean that you are the fourth guardian?" I asked him, trying to keep my voice steady despite the growing tension in the chamber.Jay pressed one hand against his forehead as though he were struggling to hold onto the memory that had just returned to him. "I do not know everything yet,

Didi’s POVFor several seconds, I could not move, speak, or even convince myself that I had heard the voice correctly. The enormous white eyes beneath the staircase remained fixed on me, and the words they had spoken continued to echo through my mind with a cruelty that made everything I had learned about my birth feel suddenly insignificant. I had spent my entire life believing that I had been an unwanted child, a disappointing daughter, and a girl whose existence somehow made her less deserving of the love everyone else received. Now something ancient beneath the mountain was telling me that I had been killed before I was even born, and the worst part was that it sounded as though it remembered doing it.Luca's hand tightened around mine, pulling me closer to his side as his wolf pushed against his skin. Luke and Leo moved in front of us, their bodies tense and their eyes fixed on the opening beneath the staircase, while Jay stood a short distance away with his weapon raised. Ev