All Chapters of The Alpha Triplets who hate me: Chapter 1 - Chapter 5

THE GIRL THE ALPHAS HATE •••**MIRA**••• "Fresh meat." I heard it before I got to the gates. I did not need to see who said it. I just kept walking with my bag on my shoulder. That's the main rule when you are the weakest thing in a yard full of predators. Don't give them a reason to look at you. Apex Moon Academy was exactly what I had imagined. Which meant it was exactly what I feared. The buildings were old. The students wore pressed uniforms and acted as if they had never been told "no." The whole place reeked of old bloodlines, money, and Real power. My scholarship letter had called this place 'an opportunity for extraordinary wolves of all backgrounds.' I gave myself forty-eight hours before someone used the word 'mutt.' Thirty seconds, as it turned out. "Is that the scholarship half-blood?" A girl with silver-blonde hair said it to her friend without lowering her voice. Her eyes moved over me the way you look at something you're deciding whether t

WEAK WOLVES DON'T BELONG ••~Ronan's POV~•• Combat training was the one place I did not have to think. Everything else at Apex Moon required patience I didn't have — politics, scheming, the careful leadership of who owed what to whom. That was Kael's language. Lucien's game. I was good at exactly one thing and everyone in this academy knew it. I hit things. I hit them until the problem was solved. It was simple, clean, and Honest in a way most things weren't. I liked the training arena for the same reason I liked most things — it had rules that made sense. You fight. You win or you lose. Nobody pretends the outcome was something other than what it was. I settled into my seat on the observation balcony with my arms on the railing and watched the first pairs warm up below. Kael was beside me, already bored, scrolling through something on his phone. Lucien had a book. He always had a book. Even here, where the whole point was that nobody needed to read anything. Be

THE MATE BOND ~Mira's POV~ Nobody moved. The wind stopped as fast as it started. But something it brought stayed between us. It hung in the air, like a song note you can't hear yet. Or like right after lightning, before you hear the thunder. Lucien's words faded into the dark. 'That's her.' Her? Like they had been looking for something. Like I was the answer to a question they had not meant to ask. I didn't understand it yet. My wolf did. She was pressed so hard against the inside of my chest I could barely breathe around her. It was not fear. It was not aggression. It was like nothing I had ever known. I did not have words for it because I had never felt it before. Maybe it was like realizing you found something you did not even know was missing. 'Stop it,' I told her. She didn't even flinch. Ronan moved first. He crossed the space between us in three steps and grabbed my arm and I did not have time to react before he was right there, close enough t