All Chapters of The Triplets' Silent Mate: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

130 Chapters

Chapter 101 — Between Two Fires

Ayla's POVThe day felt different.Not lighter, not easier — just shifted. It felt as if something had changed overnight while I wasn't paying attention, and I was only now realizing what it meant.The bond was still there, distant in a way that had been building so gradually I'd almost missed how far it had stretched."Or you're learning to live without them," Tala said.I didn't like that. I didn't argue either, because it felt too close to true.Zander found me. Of course he did."You didn't run this time," he said. Almost approving.I didn't respond. He studied me briefly, nodded slightly, and fell into step beside me. Then he started talking—about not belonging, about packs he'd never fit into, about forcing himself into spaces that were never built for him.The terrible thing was that I knew that feeling."He's using your own experience against you," Tala said. "Don't let him in through it."I knew it was a pattern. I let him keep talking anyway. Every part of me was exhausted f

Chapter 102 — The Warmth That Feels Wrong

Ayla's POVZander's hand was still on my arm—not tight, but grounding. My world felt split down the middle, and I stood in the crack between two directions, neither of them entirely safe.Behind me are the packhouse, the truth, and my mates.In front of me are Zander, a party, and the unknown."Turn around," Tala said.I didn't move. If I took that step back, everything would change again, and I didn't know if I had enough left in me for another change tonight.Zander shifted slightly closer — not enough to crowd me, but close enough that his warm breath touched my cold cheek. "You don't have to rush back to them," he said quietly. "They'll be there tomorrow. This won't.""That's not true," Tala snarled.Deep down I knew she was right. Everything had already shifted beyond what tomorrow could easily reach. But knowing I needed to act was different from actually being able to—not while Zander's hand was on my arm and the weight of everything was pressing down at once.My fingers twitch

Chapter 103 — The Truth In The Dark

Ayla's POVI kept myself calm and acted as if nothing was wrong; the cup in my hand was just a cup, and the room full of watching eyes was just a room.I lifted the cup to my lips, and the taste hit immediately. It was far too sweet, almost sickly, and underneath it was something else—a faint metallic edge.My tongue stilled instantly, but I kept my face completely neutral."Don’t drink that," Tala snarled, but I had already taken a sip—not much, but enough to know I shouldn’t have.Zander moved beside me with a soft smile, his eyes warm and friendly. "Come on, let me introduce you to everyone. They’ve been very excited to meet you." His hand gestured to everyone in the room, pulling unwanted attention to me. He led me forward, and I followed, aware that stopping now would draw even more attention and raise questions.Zander began to introduce me, but the faces around me started to blur together, and the names and voices became overwhelming and too fast."She’s beautiful," one said."

Chapter 104 — The Poison In The Bond

Kael's POVIt hit all three of us at once.In the same second and breath, a violent detonation of pain surged through the bond, dropping me to my knees before I understood what was happening.The floor came up fast. My knees cracked hard against the floor, but I didn't feel it; I only felt the pain tearing through the bond, clawing at my chest in a way that was wrong, twisted, and nothing like the natural ache of distance.Beside me, Ryker went down with a sound that wasn't quite human. Soren gripped the edge of the table, knuckles white, jaw locked, Blaze surging so hard beneath his skin I thought he might shift involuntarily.Fenrir howled inside me. "She's hurt—""I know—""No," he cut me off. "It's something else. The bond is sending a distress signal. Something is in her system."My breath stuttered. My chest burned. I felt something corrosive moving through my veins, reaching me secondhand through the connection between us.Soren forced himself upright first, eyes clearing faste

Chapter 105 — The Truth She Carries

Ayla's POVI was awake, but the drug still clung to the edges of everything—dulling the room, the cold, and the bite of rope against my wrists.Zander paced in front of me with the energy of someone who had been waiting a very long time for this moment and was finally standing inside it. Not triumph exactly. Something more unravelled than that. The tension had been wound too tightly for too long, and now it was finally dangerously loose."When I mark you—" He stopped, savoring it. "I will be unstoppable. My father should have been the strongest wolf alive. His eyes found mine. "Now I will be."I didn't react. But I understood some things—not everything, just enough. The history underneath it. A story passes from father to son like something precious, never examined, never questioned, and growing more distorted with every telling.Tala shifted inside me—stronger than she'd been since the drug hit."If you don't accept him," she said carefully, "your blood will reject him. And he will d

Chapter 106 — The Word That Breaks Everything

Ayla's POVZander crouched in front of me again, slower this time and in a careful manner, like he was savoring every second of it—the patience of someone who had waited years for this specific moment and intended to make it last."It's time," he said, and everything inside me tightened—they were too late.Tala rose inside me, stronger than she'd been since the drug hit, fierce and fully present, burning through the last of the fog like something that refused to be contained. "Just hold on a moment longer. They are almost here!""I am trying too," I said, watching Zander slowly lift his hand and hover it near my neck. It was close enough that I felt its heat against my skin, close enough that my pulse spiked wildly and fast and was impossible to slow.This was the moment everything had been building toward."If you accept me—" His voice dropped, sounding almost gentle, the gentleness of a trap closing softly. "I won't hurt you."A lie wrapped in something that sounded like mercy and w

Chapter 107 — The Claim That Shouldn't Exist

Kael's POVThe moment the word 'no' left her, it hung in the air like something physical—sharp and unavoidable—and everything in the cabin stopped: Zander, the chaos that was building toward something irreversible—all of it.It went quiet for one suspended second.I looked at her. I really looked at her—past the ropes and the drug-pale skin and the bruising at her wrists. I looked past everything this night had done to her.Her eyes were clear. They were focused and present and not afraid—or not only afraid. There was something else underneath the fear, something that had been there the whole time under everything else—certainty.But what did she mean by 'no'? Was it to stop us or stop him?That’s when I felt it—the bond. It pulsed, sharp and alive—like breath blown into lungs that had forgotten how to work.All three threads blazed at once, not with the faint, stretched thing of the last several days but with something restored, something that had been waiting for exactly that moment

Chapter 108 — The Choice That Changes Everything

Ayla's POVEverything felt distant, muted, and slow, like the world had been wrapped in something thick and I was moving through it rather than in it. I drifted somewhere between here and nowhere, between conscious and not conscious, between holding on and letting go.Kael's arms held me. They were strong and steady around me. His heartbeat was loud against my ear, grounding me and being the only real thing in this moment. I focused on it and counted every beat. It was the only thing that kept me from drifting further.But the cold continued to spread from my neck outward—through my shoulders, down my spine, threading through my veins like something looking for purchase. The mark. I knew it was incomplete and wrong. It was burning now in a way it hadn't before—deeper, more insistent, like something trying to take hold despite the rejection.My breath stuttered, and pain flickered—sharp, unfamiliar, and dangerous in a way I didn’t have a name for yet."Ayla." Tala's voice cut through t

Chapter 109 — The Mark That Breaks the Bond

Kael's POVDid I hear her right? She wanted me to mark her? Was she delusional?The words didn’t make sense—not here, not now. The trees blurred past, her weight in my arms, and the sounds of war continued to tear through the dark behind us.Fenrir stirred uneasily. "She means it," he said.That was exactly the problem. Her body shifted against my chest, weak, a soft sound escaping her that landed somewhere painful. The scent of her blood was stronger now—wrong in a way that had nothing to do with the wound and everything to do with what was spreading beneath it. Zander’s incomplete mark wasn’t just sitting there—it was trying to force the mate symbol on her, working at the edges of something it was never meant to touch.If I didn’t act—I stopped cold in a small clearing. Moonlight cut through the canopy in thin, pale strips. We weren’t far enough from the cabin, but it had to be enough. There wasn’t time for further discussion.I lowered her carefully and knelt in front of her. My h

Chapter 110 — The Bond That Shouldn't Exist

Ayla's POVPain surged through me in sharp, boiling waves.It moved inside me like something alive—spreading, twisting, and pulling in different directions at once.I gasped, air barely reaching my lungs. My body trembled with the effort of staying present when everything wanted to drift, but I wasn't alone. I felt them—all of them.Kael was the closest, his steady heartbeat echoing in mine like an anchor.Ryker was wild and explosive, every strike he threw reverberating through the connection.Soren was sharp and controlled, straining at the edges, holding everything together through sheer precision.The bond wasn't one thread anymore—it was three. The bond was now intertwined, layered, breathing, and alive; however, it was also deeply and dangerously unstable."Ayla," Tala’s voice was different—stronger, older somehow. Like something in her had surfaced that was always there but never needed to be. "This is not supposed to happen."I knew; I could feel the truth of it in every pulse

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