All Chapters of The Alpha’s Secret Triplets: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Elena’s POVThe blood-soaked letter trembled in my gloved fingers as the sterile lights of the operating room hummed overhead.Nathan immediately locked the heavy double doors of OR Three, pulling the blinds over the observation window. He stepped to my side, his green eyes scanning the handwriting on the paper."The Original Triad..." Nathan read aloud, his voice was low and tight. "Elena, what does that mean?""I don't know," I whispered, my heart hammering against my ribs. "In all the ancient pack lore Zack ever shared with me, the Triad was just a myth; three ancient Alpha spirits born once every thousand years to lead the entire wolf nation. But Zack never told me our children carried that blood!"On the stainless-steel operating table, the wounded man groaned. His dark eyelids twitched, and his chest heaved as he let out a ragged, blood-choked breath."He's coming to," I said instantly, dropping the letter onto the surgical tray and grabbing a syringe of low-dose epinephrine. "N

Elena’s POVCindy’s words hit everyone in the truck like a punch, filled with pain and heartbreak.Outside the window, dark pine trees rushed past beneath the grey sky, while the ocean crashed against the rocks below the cliffside road.No one answered. Colin kept both hands tightly on the steering wheel, his knuckles white.Beside him, Caleb stared at his knees, his shoulders trembling in silence.In the car ahead of us, Nathan must have noticed our silence in his rearview mirror. He slowed down, signaled, and pulled into a quiet corner above the crashing waves. Colin followed and parked the truck beside him, then switched off the engine.The silence inside the truck was overwhelming. I unbuckled my seatbelt, stepped out, and breathed in the cool, salty sea air. Nathan was already out of his car. He looked at me with his eyes full of concern.Leo stayed in the front seat, quietly watching us with solemn green eyes. I walked to the back door of the truck, opened it, and climbed in be

Elena’s POVA delicious shiver ran down my spine as Nathan’s warm breath brushed against the sensitive skin of my neck.The low thrum of the celebratory drums and the laughter of the guards felt distant now, muffled by the sheer, overwhelming pull between the two of us. I turned in his arms, resting my hands against his broad chest, looking up into those deep green eyes that had become my sanctuary."I thought you'd never ask, Dr. Hayes," I whispered, as a wicked, playful smile touched my lips.Nathan didn't hesitate. He laced his fingers through mine, guiding me away from the roaring fires of the main hall, up the stairs that led to the private upper quarters of the vault. The moment the heavy door of our room clicked shut behind us, cutting off the noise of the feast below, all restraint evaporated.Nathan pressed me gently against the dark wooden door, his hands coming up to frame my face. His lips met mine in a kiss that was slow, deep, and intoxicating, heavy with the relief of s

Cindy’s POVThe morning after the awakening was the quietest morning I could ever remember.The three moons had dissolved into the soft, rosy horizon, and the heavy static that had buzzed under my skin for as long as I could remember was finally still. My wind didn't feel like a cage or a storm waiting to destroy things, it felt like a calm, gentle breeze resting in the palms of my hands.Mom and Nathan were over by the heavy oak tables near the main entrance, packing up our tools and stacking crates to take back to the city. Uncle Julian had promised that once we settled back into the human world back at home and enjoyed a few months of real peace, he would visit personally to guide Colin, Caleb, and me through controlling our physical shifts. Out on the balcony overlooking the misty ocean cliffs, Colin and Caleb were laughing like little kids, showing off. Colin was casually making tiny, hummingbirds out of blue flame that hovered over his fingertips, while Caleb made pebbles floa

Leo’s POVThe morning after was worse. Much worse.If the air in the house had been thick before, today it felt downright suffocating. Every breath felt like inhaling pure glass. After what happened in Cindy’s room; the breathless kisses, her hands guiding mine, the sheer point of no return we had crossed, neither of us knew how to exist in the same solar system, let alone the same house.The biggest hurdle was the two-hour drive back home. We had two cars: Colin’s SUV and my dad’s sedan.My primary mission for the morning was simple: make sure Cindy and I were not in the same vehicle. If we were trapped in the same car for two hours, someone was going to notice the thick, agonizing awkwardness between us, or worse, one of us would break.I stood near the trunk of Caleb’s SUV, throwing my duffel bag inside with a little more force than necessary. My eyes kept darting toward the front porch where Cindy was standing, hovering near Elena. Cindy was wearing oversized sunglasses that hid