All Chapters of MATED TO THE ALPHA TRIPLETS: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Selene POVSeeds of PoisonThe palace had never felt so peaceful.Too peaceful.It almost made me laugh.Servants walked calmly through the halls, carrying trays and linen, whispering to each other about meaningless things.The Alphas moved like kings through their territory, confident in their strength, blind to the danger growing right beneath their noses.And Hannah…Sweet, foolish Hannah…Still believed she was safe here.Protected.Loved.The thought made my lips curl into a faint smile.How fragile humans were.How easily they trusted.How easily they broke.I moved silently through the eastern corridor, my steps slow and measured, my fingers trailing lightly across the cool stone wall.Everything was falling into place perfectly.Elias had proven more useful than I expected.Obsessed men always were.They didn’t think clearly.They didn’t question enough.They only chased what they believed belonged to them.And that made them dangerous.But also controllable.Very controllable

Kael POVSomething Was WrongI didn’t like the silence.Not this kind of silence.It was too still.Too controlled.Like the air itself was holding its breath.I walked down the long corridor beside Lucien and Riven, our footsteps echoing against the polished marble floor. The servants we passed lowered their heads respectfully, but I could see it in their faces.Fear.Confusion.Whispers were spreading already.Good.Fear made people cautious.And right now, caution might be the only thing keeping this palace standing.“That wasn’t a tray,” Riven muttered again, his voice tight with irritation.“I know,” I replied.Lucien remained quiet beside us, but his eyes never stopped moving. He studied every shadow, every doorway, every flicker of movement.Always watching.Always calculating.We reached the hallway where the disturbance had happened earlier.Broken glass still scattered across the floor.A silver tray lay overturned near the wall.But that wasn’t what held my attention.It wa

Riven POVWhen Wolves Start BreakingI had seen wolves bleed before.Seen them fight.Seen them tear enemies apart without hesitation.But this…This was different.This was wrong.I stood in the center of the courtyard, watching as one of our warriors collapsed onto the ground, his body trembling violently.His claws scraped against the stone.Hard.Desperate.Like he was fighting something inside himself.“Hold him down!” I barked.Three guards rushed forward immediately, grabbing his arms and shoulders as he struggled wildly.His eyes…God.His eyes weren’t right.They glowed faintly but not with the usual wolf strength.This looked darker.Wild.Uncontrolled.“Riven…” Kael’s voice came from behind me.Low.Sharp.Serious.I turned slightly.He stood beside Lucien, both of them watching the struggling warrior with tight expressions.“How many?” Kael asked.“Five so far,” I answered.“And that’s just inside the palace.”Lucien cursed quietly under his breath.That alone told me how

Lucien POVProtect What MattersWar always started quietly.Not with loud battles.Not with blood spilling across fields.It started with small signs.Strange movements.Hidden threats.Unseen enemies.And right now…We were standing at the edge of something dangerous.Very dangerous.I stood outside Hannah’s chamber, arms crossed over my chest, listening carefully to every sound in the hallway.Guards stood at both ends of the corridor now.Silent.Alert.Prepared.No one entered without permission.No one left unnoticed.Kael’s orders.My enforcement.Riven’s threat.Together, we created a wall around her.Because if Lucien’s plan was correct…Then Hannah wasn’t just part of this war.She was the reason for it.Footsteps approached quietly.I turned immediately.Kael walked toward me, his expression tight with focus.Riven followed behind him, jaw clenched as usual.“How is she?” Kael asked.“Asleep,” I replied.“Good,” Riven muttered.“At least someone in this palace gets rest.”Ka

Lucien POVWhat We Found in the WoodsThe forest didn’t feel right.The moment we crossed beyond the palace gates, I felt it.That shift in the air.That quiet tension pressing against my skin like an invisible weight.Something had touched this land.Something dark.Something unnatural.I rode beside Kael and Riven, our horses moving quickly through the narrow forest path. Guards followed behind us, silent and alert.No one spoke.No one needed to.The silence itself said enough.Death waited ahead.I could feel it.Riven broke the silence first.“How far?” he asked sharply.“Another quarter mile,” one of the scouts replied.Kael’s posture remained straight and steady, but I knew him well enough to see the tension in his shoulders.Leader instincts.Always calculating.Always preparing for the worst.We rode the rest of the distance in silence.ThenThe smell hit first.Rot.Metal.Blood.Death.My horse slowed slightly beneath me, reacting to the scent.Animals always sensed danger