All Chapters of Claimed by three Alphas: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

The final triple claiming left me floating in a haze of deep satisfaction and exhaustion.My body was utterly spent. The heavy sphere of my belly rested low and full, the skin stretched so tight it gleamed in the low firelight. Silvery stretch marks fanned across the sides like delicate lightning. Every small shift sent a deep, warm ache through my core. The combined knots of Thorne and Aurelius remained locked inside me, thick and unyielding, keeping their hot seed trapped deep where it belonged. Pulse after heavy pulse had flooded me during the claiming. Now the warmth sat heavy and constant inside me, mixing with everything they had already given. I could feel every throb and twitch of their knots, every slow spurt of cum that still leaked from them, filling me even fuller.I lay limp between them, breathing slow and deep. My breasts felt even fuller and heavier, the dark nipples still leaking small beads of fluid that trickled down my skin in warm, sticky trails. The flutters and

The aftermath of the night did not fade quickly. It lingered. In my body. In the air. In the quiet weight of everything that had been sealed between us. I lay where they had settled me, surrounded on all sides. Their warmth pressed in close, steady and unyielding, as if none of them were willing to risk even a fraction of distance now. My body felt heavy in a way that went beyond exhaustion. It was deeper than that. Grounded. Anchored. Changed. My belly rested low beneath my hands, full and firm, the life inside me impossible to ignore. The pups moved steadily, not frantic, not restless, but strong. Certain. Each slow shift pressed outward, visible beneath my skin, drawing my breath with it. I exhaled slowly, trying to steady myself. “I can feel them,” I whispered. Cassian’s hand immediately settled more firmly over the curve. “Stronger?” I shook my head slightly. “Lower.” The word settled into the space between us. Thorne stilled. Aurelius’ arm tightened slightly whe

The days after the final claiming settled into a quiet, steady rhythm. For the first time in what felt like forever, there was no urgency pressing in from the outside. No distant howls. No threats rising over the mountains. The war had ended, and the silence it left behind felt almost sacred. The Den breathed with us. Slow. Steady. Alive. My body carried the weight of everything that had come before. My belly rested low and full beneath my hands, heavy with life. The pups moved often now, their presence impossible to ignore. Each shift rolled deep through me, firm and deliberate, pressing outward as if they were already testing the world they would soon enter. Every movement grounded me further. Reminded me. This was real. This was happening. I lay at the center of the furs, supported carefully, never left alone. They surrounded me without question. Thorne at my front. Aurelius behind me. Cassian close enough that his forehead rested lightly against mine. Their hands ov

The days after the final claiming settled into a deep, almost fragile peace. It was the kind of silence that did not feel empty. It felt earned. Outside the Den, the world had quieted. The passes that once echoed with war now lay still beneath the wind. Even the forest seemed different, as if it too understood that something had ended… and something else was about to begin. Inside, time moved slowly. Carefully. Like the world itself was holding its breath. My body carried that truth with increasing weight. My belly had grown impossibly full now, resting low and heavy as if drawn toward the earth itself. Every movement inside me was no longer random. It had rhythm now. Purpose. A steady insistence that could not be ignored. Each shift pulled through my back and hips, grounding me deeper into the moment. Deeper into what was coming. I lay on my side in the center of the furs, supported on every side, never left alone. Thorne stayed in front of me, steady as always. Aurelius

The fire burned low in the hearth, casting a warm, golden glow across the Den. My belly rested low and full, stretched tight with life. Silvery stretch marks traced delicate patterns across the curve. My breasts were heavy and tender, the dark nipples sensitive from earlier attention. The three alphas surrounded me, their presence overwhelming yet comforting. Thorne stood before me, his green eyes dark with possession. He reached down and cupped my chin, tilting my face up so I met his gaze. “Look at what you’ve become,” he said, voice low and rough. “Heavy with our pups. Marked by the bond we share. Kneeling for us because you choose to.” Aurelius moved to my left, his amber eyes glowing in the firelight. He placed a hand on my swollen belly, feeling a strong kick press against his palm. “The blood tie runs deep,” he murmured. “But it is what we’ve built that holds you here. You opened for us completely. You carried our future through war and fear. Now you kneel, willingly, betw