All Chapters of The Alpha’s Secret Triplets: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

121 Chapters

Seal their fates

Elena’s POVThe sight of the young pups tumbling and shifting in the snow had set a bright, restless spark off in Leo's eyes.We were walking along the paved stone path that led toward the upper ridge, where the view opened out over the entire Silver-crest territory. Leo kept looking back at the playing children, then up at Colin and Caleb, his green eyes burning with an intense curiosity."So," Leo said, jogging a couple of steps to catch up with Colin’s long stride. "When do you guys do that?"Colin looked down, his brow furrowing slightly. "Do what?""Transform," Leo said plainly, gesturing toward the snowbank behind us. "Shift into wolves. Can I see? I’ve seen my dad pull electricity out of a circuit, but I’ve never seen a real full-grown wolf shift."Beside him, Nathan looked over, a small, curious smile touching his lips. "I have to admit, I was wondering the same thing. You boys carry your father's skin and his heat, and I am curious to see all of you take a wolf's form."The s

Relic

Elena’s POVBefore I could even open my mouth to answer Julian, a low, collective snicker erupted from behind us.I turned around to see Colin, Caleb, Cindy, and Leo huddled together near the edge of the stone path. Colin had his hand clamped over his mouth, but his shoulders were shaking uncontrollably, and his copper face lit up with a massive, mischievous grin."Oh, you know, Uncle Julian," Colin called out, taking his hand away to grin openly at my expense. "That’s just Dr. Hayes. He’s currently undergoing a multi-stage probationary hiring process to become Mom's official boyfriend.""He passed Requirement A and Requirement B," Leo chimed in proudly, taking a step forward from between Caleb and Cindy with his hands shoved deep into his hoodie pockets. "He cleared the mechanical check with Colin, he cleared the background check with the police. Now he just has to survive the family dinner test."Caleb snorted, tossing a small pebble into the snow bank. "Don't forget the extra cred

Where's Cindy?

Elena’s POVThe wooden trapdoor behind the villa stood wide open, and its heavy iron hinges were twisted and scorched as if an inner explosion had sheared through the bolts.Cold, stale air poured out of the black cavern below; air that smelled of damp earth, old iron, and a heavy, suffocating scent like burnt hair and dry rot."Julian, wait!" I called out, my voice echoing down the dark stairs as Nathan and I sprinted after him, our boots slapping hard against the wet steps. Behind us, Colin, Caleb, Cindy, and Leo kept close formation, their breath coming in heavy gasps and white plumes in the sudden, freezing temperature.At the bottom of the stairs, Julian stood in the center of a wide, vaulted chamber constructed from coarse black granite. He held a glowing torch high, his yellow-green eyes wide as he stared at an open, shattered iron cell at the far end of the hall."The vault is empty," Julian whispered, his deep voice trembling slightly.Nathan stepped up beside him, his green

Mirror of longing

Elena’s POVThe echoes of the exploded stone had barely faded into silence, but the air in the vault instantly turned to ice once more.I dropped to my knees on the cold floor, as my hands clawed at the dust and gravel where the small, silver-braided bracelet lay. It was the binding bracelet I made for her to keep her powers dormant when we moved to the human city. Caleb and Colin had theirs too.It sat completely lifeless on the stone, snapped cleanly at the clasp.Why did she leave it behind? Maybe whatever took her needs to feed on her powers. The sheer thought of that made my heart ache. I tried to snap out of my thoughts and continue the search."Cindy!" I screamed, my voice tearing through my throat as I scrambled on my hands and knees, shining my flashlight into every dark nook and crevice of the chamber. "Cindy! Where are you?!"Colin sprinted to the far left corner of the room, his copper skin flaring into a bright, desperate orange light that illuminated the dark cave. "Cind

Saving Cindy I

Elena’s POVThe silver binding bracelet sat in the center of my palm, small, bent, and cold.My thumbs traced the delicate, hand-braided wire I had twisted so carefully. I stared at the broken clasp, as tears threatened to spill down my face again, but the desperate pounding in my chest had settled into something hard and sharp."I know what she wished for," I whispered into the quiet, cold cavern.Colin stepped closer, his heavy boots grinding softly against the dust. "Mom? What is it? Is it Dad? Is she dreaming about Dad being back?""No," I said, shaking my head slowly as I looked up at Colin. "It's not just your father. Remember the sketchbook she kept hidden under her mattress in the city? The one with the watercolors of the ocean cliffs and the glass art studio?"Colin’s eyes softened, a quiet flicker of memory washing over his copper face. "The art academy down the coast. The one she refused to apply to last spring.""She didn't refuse because she didn't want it," I said, my v

Saving Cindy II

Elena’s POVCindy paused, her paintbrush hovering an inch above the canvas. She turned around slowly, her green eyes widening as she saw us standing in the doorway. A huge, bright, effortless smile broke across her face."Mom!" she exclaimed, setting her palette down on a stool and wiping her hands on her apron as she ran over. "Dr. Hayes! What are you guys doing here so early? I thought you weren't coming to the gallery opening until six!"She threw her arms around my neck, pulling me into a warm, tight hug. She smelled of lavender oil, fresh canvas, and warm sunshine.I wrapped my arms around her, burying my face in her hair, my heart aching with a profound, terrifying sweet pain. "Oh, Cindy... my sweet girl..."Cindy pulled back, looking between Nathan and me with a puzzled, happy expression. "Why are you looking at me like that, Mom? Did something happen at the hospital?"Nathan stepped forward, offering her a soft, gentle smile. "No hospital today, Cindy. Your mom and I just want

Let’s have a get-away

Elena’s POVNathan’s sudden chuckle in the dim, damp basement broke the lingering tension instantly.Colin and Caleb let out loud, breathless laughs, still keeping their arms wrapped tight around Cindy, who buried her face into Colin’s shoulder with a watery, exhausted giggle."Yeah, Doc," Colin called out, looking up from the floor with a broad grin on his soot-stained face. "I think you’ve definitely hit your quota of supernatural escapades for the month.""For the decade," Nathan corrected, though his green eyes were bright with an unmistakable warmth as he squeezed my waist. "If your mother ever invites me on a peaceful weekend getaway again, I’m bringing a full emergency surgical kit and plenty of backup plans.”Julian let out a deep, booming laugh that echoed off the wet walls. "You survive one ancient artifact, two ambushes, and a hidden dungeon, Doctor, and you're already asking for a quiet weekend? Up here, that's what we call a slow Tuesday."We walked back up the winding st

Lingerie

Elena’s POVHis thumb brushed gently across my cheekbone, as his green eyes darkened with an intensity that made my breath hitch in my throat."Well," Nathan murmured, his voice dropping into a low, rumbling tone that sent a delicious shiver straight between my legs. "I happen to know about a five-star hotel right on the other side of the city. Unbelievable ocean views, private balconies, and a restaurant that serves room service twenty-four hours a day. What do you think?"I blinked, taking a small step back to look at him. "A five-star hotel? Nathan, those places run over several thousands of dollars a night just for a basic suite."Nathan never struck me as someone who threw money around or even had much of it. He drove a reliable sedan, wore comfortable flannel shirts, and brought his own coffee in a faded steel travel mug to the hospital every morning. But as I looked at him; bruised, handsome, and looking at me like I was the only woman in the universe, I realized I didn't care

I love you

Elena’s POVThe ocean cliffside hotel rose like a towering beacon of glass above the city.The valet took Nathan’s keys with a respectful nod as we stepped through the grand archway into the marble lobby. Floor-to-ceiling windows offered a sweeping panorama of the dark ocean below, where the moonlight danced over the crests of the waves.Nathan didn't even have to wait at the front desk. A private concierge greeted him by name, handing over the keycards to the penthouse suite on the top floor.The private express elevator hummed smoothly as it ascended, the silence between us charged with an electric tension so thick it felt tangible. Nathan stood behind me in the mirror-lined cab, his hands resting gently on my hips, and his warm chest pressed against my back. Every time his breath brushed my ear, a delicate shiver ran down my spine.When the elevator doors slid open directly into the suite, my breath caught in my throat.The room was magnificent. Soft, ambient golden lights illumin

Seeking permission

Elena’s POVThe morning light poured through the floor-to-ceiling glass windows of the penthouse, bathing the suite in a warm, buttery gold.I stretched against the soft, silk sheets, letting out a long, contented sigh. The crisp scent of sea air drifted in through the balcony door, mixing with the rich aroma of freshly brewed espresso resting on the nightstand beside me.Nathan was sitting propped up against the headboard, his bare chest warm against my side, and his dark hair pleasantly messy from sleep. He was holding a mug in one hand, while his other hand gently traced slow, soothing circles over my bare hip beneath the sheets."Good morning, love," Nathan whispered, leaning down to press a soft, lingering kiss on my forehead."Good morning," I murmured, smiling up at him as I pulled the sheet to my chest, turning to face him. "Did I dream last night, or are we really sitting in a penthouse while the rest of the world thinks we're just two exhausted trauma doctors?"Nathan laughe

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