All Chapters of The Alpha’s Secret Triplets: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Leo’s POV"Good," I murmured, my thumb gently caressing her hip through her soft t-shirt before I slowly let my hands drop from her waist. "Because if I had to keep dodging you in hallways for another week, my dad was going to start diagnosing me with chronic stress."Cindy let out a quiet giggle, covering her mouth with her hand. "He'd probably order you three days of bed rest and a full battery of blood tests.""Exactly," I grinned. "So I'm saving us both the medical bill."We stood together in the small, narrow laundry room for a quiet moment, the hum of the house washing over us. It was simple, real, and completely unforced.Just as I reached down to help her carry the laundry basket, footsteps echoed down the hallway toward the back corridor."Cindy? Leo?"Caleb walked past the doorway, holding a half-eaten apple. He stopped abruptly, looking between the two of us. His silver eyes narrowed slightly, sweeping over Cindy’s relaxed posture and my uncharacteristically calm expressio

Leo’s POVWhen the morning light finally broke through the wooden blinds, I woke up to the soft, rhythmic rise and fall of Cindy’s chest against my arm. Her hair was a messy, golden-tinted halo across her pillow, and one of her legs was still hooked comfortably over mine under the sheets.I lay there for a moment in the quiet, watching her sleep. The suffocating weight that had crushed my chest for days was completely gone, replaced by a deep, glowing warmth.Around eight in the morning, the distant sounds of movement downstairs began; muffled kitchen cabinets closing, the smell of coffee drifting up through the vents, and Caleb's loud voice complaining about running out of cream."Leo," Cindy groaned softly, her eyes cracking open into sleepy crescents. "You have to get back to your room before someone comes up here."I leaned over, pressing a soft kiss to her forehead. "I know, I know." I reluctantly untangled myself from her warm embrace, slipped out of bed, and grabbed my sweatpan

Elena’s POVThe silence in the dining room was heavy and suffocating, thick enough to choke on.Colin’s sudden accusation hung over the table like a dark storm cloud: "You two are acting like secret lovers! If you're not keeping some massive secret from us, why aren't you actually excited for our parents?!"Cindy’s face burned a deep, furious red. Her knuckles turned white as her hands squeezed her glass of water, and her lower lip trembled with a mixture of intense humiliation and rising panic. Beside her, Leo sat unnaturally still, his green eyes fixed on his plate, and his jaw clenched so tight the muscles in his cheek twitched."Colin, drop it," Nathan warned softly, his voice carrying the quiet, protective authority of a father. "You don't need to cross-examine them right now.""I'm not cross-examining anyone, Doc!" Colin insisted, throwing his hands in the air. "I'm just calling it like I see it! You and Mom announce your wedding, and these two act like they just heard bad news.

Elena’s POVThe house was drowned in an agonizing, heavy silence.Upstairs, the doors to the children's rooms were shut tight, but I could feel the anxious energy thrumming through the floorboards. Downstairs, Nathan sat alone at the kitchen counter, his head resting in his hands, staring blankly at a cold cup of tea. His shoulders were bowed and his shoulders slump.I walked over softly, placing my hands on his shoulders and pressing my forehead against the side of his face."Nathan," I whispered, gently running my fingers through his dark hair. "Look at me, my love."Nathan let out a long, ragged exhale, turning in his chair and pulling me into his lap, burying his face into the crook of my neck. His broad arms wrapped around my waist with a desperate, trembling intensity."I broke him, Elena," Nathan choked out, his voice was hoarse and raw with heartbreak. "I spent years protecting him from the world, and in one night, I shattered the only foundation he had. He looks at me like I’

Elena’s POVThe morning following our wedding and the triplets' sixteenth birthday began with a solemn grandeur that echoed through the entire Silver-Crest valley. By ten o’clock, the high council elders of the northern packs had gathered in the stone amphitheater overlooking the pine forests. Distinguished men and women in ceremonial cloaks filled the seats, while the crisp morning air carried the scent of dew and mountain smoke.Julian stood at the center altar, flanked by his royal guards. Nathan and I stood beside him, while Colin, Caleb, Cindy, and Leo stood tall behind us."Elders of the northern territories," Julian announced, his deep Alpha voice carrying effortlessly across the amphitheater. "For generations, our bloodlines have been divided by fear, secrecy, and ancient rivalries. But today, the ancestors will witness a rebirth."Julian gestured to Nathan, who stepped forward with calm, dignified composure. Nathan’s newly bound Alpha-Consort mark on his neck glowed with a f