All Chapters of MATED TO THE ALPHA TRIPLETS: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

HANNAH POVThere wasn’t a single moment where I woke up and decided to trust them, or a sudden realization that everything had changed. They slipped in through the cracks of my defenses when I wasn’t paying attention.Some days, the triplets barely spoke. Other days, they seemed determined to keep me busy, like one time they didn't allow me to go to my room after breakfast, and canceled all their meetings just to spend time with me. I was happy about the progress, but I was also scared about how things were changing, especially my feelings.We also took a walk through the east wing one afternoon when the sun poured in through tall stained windows, painting the marble floors in warm colors. Kael explained the history behind the carvings along the walls, his voice calm and steady. The legacy of this palace still kept me in an awe state. Riven showed me the training grounds another day, laughing when I flinched at the sound of clashing steel. He demonstrated moves slowly, deliberately,

SELENE POVI knew before anyone told me.The palace speaks, if you know how to listen.Servants whisper when they think no one hears. Guards exchange looks. Even the air feels different when something shifts at the top of power.They took her out, Into the city for a date. The word burned, and felt so bitter as I mentioned it. They never took me out, except it was a meeting. I stood by the balcony as their car returned, watching from the shadows. She even had the gut to walk past them, like they didn’t exist. It wasn’t my imagination anymore.She had them, Not fully.But close enough to threaten everything I had worked hard for. Rumors were already spreading. That she laughed with them. That she dined with them. That she walked through the palace like she belonged there.Belonged? The audacity of such human to think she actually belonged. I had built my place here brick by brick. Through loyalty. Through strategy. Through blood.And she walked in with soft eyes and trembling h

Why did she faint?, would she die? What was added into the food. ” I screamed at the top of my lungs. My brothers were trying to help her. I didn’t know what was going on. Hannah that magically changed us for the better, bringing out our good side just suddenly fainted. I can’t let her slip away from my hands, she can’t leave me at all. “I can’t feel her pulse. Kael, would you get your ass here and stop thinking like a pussy. ” Riven shouted while trying to give her CPR. I couldn’t do shit. I was frozen in fear and shock of how everything just happened. I looked at Selene, who still looked calm and put together. I knew she had some hatred towards Hannah, but I don’t think she’ll go this far. I’ll have to look into this, but for now all I was thinking about was Hannah, and how we could save her. “Selene, don't you have any herbs available for poison? This has to be an intentional act. ” Lucien said, and we all looked at Selene. The fear on our face could

Lucien’s POV She was lying. Not about everything. But enough. I stood by the window, watching the faint movement of the curtains as the wind slipped through the slightly open glass. Behind me, I could hear the soft clink of cutlery. Hannah eating. Slowly. Carefully. Like every movement cost her something. She said she was fine. She wasn’t. Anyone could see that. But what bothered me wasn’t just her condition. It was what she said. Don’t let her come near me. Selene. Kael left not long after she started eating. He didn’t say much before he walked out. He didn’t need to. When Kael decides something, it’s already done. Riven followed a few minutes later, though he hesitated at the door longer than usual. That was new. He didn’t like leaving things unfinished. And Hannah She was definitely unfinished. Now it was just the two of us. And Tianna. But even she kept her distance, moving quietly around the room like she didn’t want to in

Hannah’s POV I didn’t see Lucien again that day. Or Kael. Or Riven. It was like they all disappeared the moment I woke up. And somehow… That bothered me more than it should have. The room felt too quiet. Too big. Too empty. I hated it. Tianna moved around quietly, fixing things that didn’t need fixing. She kept glancing at me like she wanted to say something. But didn’t. “Just say it,” I muttered, resting my head back against the pillow. She froze slightly. “My lady” “Tianna.” She hesitated. “You can talk to me like a normal person,” I added. A small pause. Then she nodded. “…You should go downstairs tonight.” I frowned. “Why?” “They asked for you.” Of course they did. I let out a slow breath. “I’m not in the mood.” Her expression softened slightly. “I know… but it’s not a request.” Right. Of course it wasn’t. Nothing here ever was. By the time evening came, I was already tired. Not physically. Just… everything