All Chapters of MATED TO THE ALPHA TRIPLETS: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Hannah’s POV The Transformation I couldn’t stop staring at my reflection. Even after several minutes, it still didn’t feel real. The girl in the mirror looked like someone who belonged in a palace. Someone confident. Someone important. Not someone who used to juggle three jobs just to survive. Not someone who counted coins before buying food. Not me. “You’re thinking too much again,” Tianna said gently behind me. I blinked slowly, realizing I had been frozen in place. “Can you blame me?” I murmured. My voice sounded softer now. Uncertain. Still shocked. She smiled faintly. “No.” A pause. “But we don’t have much time.” That pulled me back to reality immediately. Time. The ball. The triplets. The people. The staring. The whispering. My stomach tightened again. “What else is left?” I asked nervously. Tianna stepped forward, her hands already moving with practiced ease. “Your hair.” I swallowed. “My hair?” She nodded once

Hannah’s POV The Walk Through the Palace My heart still hadn’t slowed down. Even after their words. Even after their reactions. Even after hearing Kael call me beautiful. It still felt unreal. Like I was standing inside someone else’s life. Not mine. “You should bring the wrap,” Tianna said gently behind me. I turned slightly, watching as she lifted a soft, dark shawl from the table. The fabric looked expensive. Smooth. Elegant. Too elegant for someone like me. “For the night air,” she added. I nodded slowly. “Thank you.” She stepped closer and placed it carefully around my shoulders. Her movements were gentle. Careful. Like she was handling something fragile. For a moment, neither of us spoke. Then she smiled faintly. “You look ready.” Ready. That word again. It felt heavy every time I heard it. But before I could respond Kael spoke. “It’s time.” My stomach dropped instantly. That was it. No more waiting. No more h

Hannah’s POV All Eyes on Me My heart pounded so loudly I could barely hear anything else. Not the music drifting from inside. Not the murmurs outside. Not even my own breathing. Just Thump. Thump. Thump. Lucien stepped out first. Smooth. Controlled. Effortless. The moment his polished shoe touched the stone driveway, several attendants straightened immediately. Postures stiffening. Faces sharpening. Respect radiating through their movements. Then Riven stepped out. Confident. Unbothered. Like he owned every inch of ground beneath his feet. Kael remained beside me inside the car. Still holding my hand. Still steady. Still calm. I swallowed hard. My throat felt dry. Painfully dry. “Breathe,” Kael murmured quietly beside me. “I am,” I whispered weakly. “You’re holding your breath.” He wasn’t wrong. Outside the car Voices buzzed quietly. Soft whispers floating through the night air. People talking. People watching

Hannah’s Pov The whispers didn’t stop. If anything, they grew louder the deeper we moved into the ballroom. I tried to keep my face calm, just like Kael told me earlier, but inside my chest, my heart refused to slow down. Everywhere I looked, people were staring. Not just looking. Staring. Studying me like I was some strange creature they had never seen before. I kept my chin slightly lifted, forcing my shoulders back even though they felt stiff with tension. Kael’s hand rested lightly against my back, guiding me forward. The warmth of his touch made it easier to breathe. Easier to keep moving. But not easier to ignore the whispers. “She looks so… ordinary.” The voice came from my left. Soft. But loud enough for me to hear. I pretended not to notice, but my stomach twisted tightly. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw two women standing together, their jeweled gowns glittering under the chandeliers. One of them covered her mout

Hannah’s POV The moment the dance ended, I realized something dangerous. People weren’t just watching anymore. They were studying me. Carefully. Like they were trying to figure out what made me worthy enough to stand beside the Alphas. Kael stepped slightly closer to me again as we moved away from the center of the dance floor. His presence beside me felt steady, grounding, like an invisible wall shielding me from the attention pressing in from all sides. But the whispers had grown louder. More confident. Less hidden. “That’s her.” “The human girl.” “She actually danced with Alpha Kael.” I swallowed slowly, pretending not to hear them even though every word landed clearly in my ears. Riven leaned slightly toward me as we walked. “You did better than most of them expected ,” he muttered. “That doesn’t make me feel better,” I whispered. He smirked faintly. “It should.” Lucien remained silent beside us, but his sharp gaze moved constantly across th