All Chapters of MATED TO THE ALPHA TRIPLETS: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Hannah POVWhat Breaks and What Doesn’tI stopped counting time.Not because I didn’t want to.But because it didn’t make sense anymore.There was no sun.No sound beyond footsteps and silence.No way to tell how long I had been here.And slowlyThat became the point.The cold stayed.The chains stayed.The emptiness stayed.And so did I.At some point, the water had been replaced.The food too.I noticed.Of course I did.But I didn’t touch it.Not at first.Not when everything in me refused to accept this as real.But my bodyIt didn’t care about pride.Or anger.Or defiance.It cared about survival.By the time the door opened againI had already given in to the smallest part of it.Just enough.Just enough to keep going.Elias stepped in.And this timeHe didn’t pretend.His eyes went straight to the bowl.Then to me.“You ate.”It wasn’t a question.“Just enough to stay conscious,” I said.My voice was quieter now.Rougher.But still mine.He nodded slowly.“Good.”I didn’t respo

Lucien POVThe RitualThe moment she stepped forwardEverything changed.The air didn’t just feel heavy anymore.It pressed.Crushing.Like something unseen had wrapped itself around the entire space and tightened.Selene stood at the center of it all.Calm.Composed.Completely in control.And behind herThe structure pulsed.Faint.But alive.“You shouldn’t have come,” she said softly.Kael let out a sharp breath.“You shouldn’t have taken her.”A flicker of amusement crossed her face.“I didn’t take anything that wasn’t already part of the plan.”My jaw tightened.“Where is she?”Selene tilted her head slightly.“You’re close enough to feel her, aren’t you?”I didn’t answer.Because she was right.Hannah was here.Somewhere inside.Weak.Fading.But alive.“Let her go,” Riven said.His voice low.Controlled.But dangerous.Selene’s smile deepened.“No.”The word landed lightly.But the meaning behind itWas absolute.“You don’t have the upper hand here,” Kael said, stepping forward

Hannah POVComing BackEverything felt… far away.Like I was floating somewhere between silence and sound.Between pain and nothing at all.I couldn’t tell where I was.Or how long it had been.Or even if I was fully awake.But I could feel something.Warmth.Faint.Distant.But real.Voices came next.Muffled.Unclear.Like they were reaching me from somewhere I couldn’t quite get to.“…she’s still weak.”“…lost too much”“…she needs time.”I tried to focus.Tried to hold onto the words.But they slipped.Like everything else.ThenA different voice.Closer.Familiar.“Hannah…”My chest tightened slightly.Because I knew that voice.Lucien.I tried to respond.Tried to move.But my bodyIt didn’t listen.Not yet.“She can hear you,” another voice said softly.Valerie.“She just needs to wake up properly.”Wake up.The words echoed faintly in my mind.Wake up.I tried again.Harder this time.And slowlyVery slowlyThe darkness began to lift.My eyes fluttered open.Light hit first.T

Hannah POVThe ApologyThe room felt different now that all three of them were inside.Not tense. Not overwhelming. Just… full.For a moment, no one spoke.Kael stood closer to the foot of the bed, arms at his sides like he didn’t know what to do with them. Riven stayed slightly behind him, calm as always but quieter than usual. Lucien remained beside me, his presence steady, almost grounding.It was strange.Not long ago, being in the same room with them felt like walking into a storm.Now, it felt like standing in something softer.But that didn’t mean everything was fixed.I could feel it in the silence.There were things that needed to be said.And they knew it too.Kael was the first to move.He stepped forward slowly, stopping just a little closer to the bed. His eyes met mine, and for once, there was no sharpness in them. No pride. No distance.Just honesty.“We owe you an apology,” he said.Straightforward. No hesitation.That alone surprised me.I didn’t respond immediately.

Hannah POVA Proper GoodbyeThe palace didn’t stay quiet for long.Peace, I realized, didn’t mean stillness.It meant movement without fear.And everywhere I looked, things were moving again.Servants walked with purpose. Guards stood more alert than before. Messengers passed through the halls carrying updates, reports, instructions.The kingdom was recovering.Slowly.Carefully.But it was happening.And somehow… I was part of that now.I sat by the window in my room, watching the courtyard below. The sun was higher today, brighter than it had been in days. Or maybe I was just noticing it more.A soft knock came at the door.“Come in,” I said.It opened gently, and Riven stepped inside.“You’re up early,” he said.“I couldn’t sleep much,” I replied honestly.He nodded like he expected that.There was a pause.Not awkward. Just… thoughtful.Then he spoke again.“We need to talk about the burial.”The words settled quietly between us.And just like that, everything shifted.Because no