All Chapters of The Alpha’s Secret Triplets: Chapter 1 - Chapter 8

Elena’s POVSix Years Later…“Mommy, wake up! It’s past 8!”A chorus of chattering voices broke through the fog of my sleep, followed by a shower of soft kisses and tiny, energetic hands.“Let’s go for the tickle, it always works,” Caleb’s mischievous voice commanded.I cracked my eyes open, giggling as six small hands began a coordinated assault on my ribs. “Okay, okay! Mommy’s awake!”They cheered, tumbling over one another like a litter of pups; which, in a way, they were. My heart swelled as I looked at them: Colin, Caleb, and Cindy; my triplets, and my reason for breathing. They sat on my bed, grinning with a mix of human innocence and a predatory spark in their eyes that I prayed every day would stay hidden.“How are my little angels this morning?” I asked, pulling them into a massive hug.“We’re hungry!” they echoed in perfect unison.For a moment, I forgot the nightmare; the forest, the pack, the screams, the memory of fleeing the pack six years ago that still haunted me in m

Elena’s POVThe heavy iron gates of the West-wash pack house swung open with a low, ominous groan. For a second, the air inside the car felt too thin to breathe.Six years ago, I had crawled through the dirt of the forest, bleeding and broken, just to get away from this place. I had been a "rankless mistake," a girl whose seven years of devotion weren't worth a second glance. Now, I was sitting in the plush leather interior of the Alpha’s luxury SUV, being driven through the front entrance with an armed escort. It felt oddly… nice."You're quiet, Doctor," Zack said, distracting me from my thoughts.I didn't turn to look at him, but I could feel his gaze. It was heavy and probing, as if he were trying to peel back the disguise of my mask with his eyes alone. Since we left the city, he hadn't looked away once."I’m a doctor, Alpha. I’m thinking about the case," I replied. I kept my voice low and dry, carefully hiding away any hint of the girl who used to worship the ground he walked on

Elena’s POVThe air in my small front garden felt like it had been sucked out of the world.Zack stood like a statue, his fierce energy, the desperate Alpha who had come to save his dying elder, vanished; it was now replaced by a silence so heavy it made my ears ring. His gaze was no longer on me. It was pinned to the three small humans clutching my jeans.I felt the triplets’ fear through our bond. They didn't know who this man was, but they could feel his power. It was a roar they could hear within their souls; a frequency only wolves could tune into. Even without their shifts, their instincts were screaming."Elena?" he whispered again. His voice wasn't the command of an Alpha anymore. It was broken, raw, and unfiltered. "What... what are they? Whose are they?”I felt my panic rising, threatening to ruin my years of careful planning and hiding. But I choked it down, I had to. I replaced my growing unease with the cold, sterile mask of Dr. Willow. I shifted my body, physically bl

Elena’s POVThe surgery took six hours. By the time I stepped out of the operating theater, my back was aching and my hands were stiff, but Elder Thomas was stable. I had removed the blackened tissue around his heart. The tissue hadn't just been rotting, but was literally saturated with a dark, oily substance I couldn’t yet identify.I pulled off my surgical gloves and walked to the hallway. Zack was leaning against the wall directly opposite the door. He looked like he hadn’t moved an inch since I went in. His hair was messy, and his eyes were bloodshot."He’s alive," I said before he could even ask.The tension left his shoulders so fast he almost stumbled. He let out a long, shaky breath. "Thank you, Elena.""Doctor," I corrected him immediately, giving him a stern look. He adjusted immediately. Something about seeing him cautious around me satisfied a cruel part of me.I began walking toward the private recovery lounge. I needed coffee, but more than that, I needed to check my ph