All Chapters of The Triplets' Regret: Bowing to Their Luna: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

That night, sleep remained completely out of my reach.The greenhouse had been thoroughly secured. My supplies were neatly restocked. My daily life was slowly reassembling itself into something that loosely resembled normal. But my mind absolutely refused to quiet down. The Duchess's meticulous records haunted my racing thoughts. The triplets' raw confessions echoed loudly in my ears. The ugly scars covering my body now seemed to burn against my bed sheets like phantom fire.I finally gave up on the illusion of rest around midnight. I threw off the heavy blankets and decided to take a walk to clear my head.The massive estate was eerily quiet at this hour. Most of the household was fast asleep. Only the occasional distant footsteps of the guards on patrol broke the absolute silence. I moved mindlessly through the familiar, dimly lit corridors. My bare feet made zero sound on the freezing stone floor. I wandered aimlessly until I suddenly realized where my instincts had taken me. I was

"I do not know." Kaelen sounded deeply conflicted. "The conditioning was specifically designed by the Duchess's mages to create a permanent neural block. But if it is already cracking...""What actually happens if it shatters completely?""Nobody knows. Triple bonds are incredibly rare. There is zero historical documentation of what happens when a triple mate bond is violently interrupted mid-formation." Kaelen paused. I could hear the rustle of clothing as someone shifted their weight. "The estate researchers theorized that a true bond would always reassert itself if the blocking conditions were removed. They believed the wolves would inevitably remember their mate and violently push through whatever psychological walls had been built.""And now those walls are coming down," Thad whispered."Yes. The walls are coming down."A heavy, suffocating silence stretched through the corridor. I held my breath, terrified they would hear the frantic beating of my heart."The real question is wh

The heavy question hung in the cold hallway air. I thought about everything I had just absorbed. I thought about the sadistic conditioning, the failing mental barriers, and the ancient bond violently trying to assert itself. I thought about my own confusing emotions. I thought about the magnetic, terrifying pull I felt toward these three men, even as my survival instincts begged me to keep my distance."I think..." I hesitated, chewing on my bottom lip. "I think that I do not know nearly enough about werewolf bonds to understand what any of this truly means. But I also know that I am feeling something too. Something that genuinely terrifies me. Something that might be a lot deeper than just basic gratitude or a trauma response.""You actually feel it?" Thad pushed past Kaelen, stopping right behind Jaren. His voice was ragged, desperate for a shred of hope. "You feel the pull?""I feel it." I admitted, my voice shaking slightly. "I do not know what it is. I do not know what it means f

I turned the pages faster now. My hands were shaking so badly the paper rattled in the quiet greenhouse. I was unable to slow down and unable to stop. The entries violently blurred together. Corrections, isolation periods, conditioning sessions, starvation tactics. It was a perfectly organized catalog of absolute cruelty stretching across an entire decade.There were separate entries about the triplets, too. Their files had been slipped between my own records.Young master Kaelen displaying concerning emotional attachment to the subject. Recommend immediate increase in conditioning sessions for both parties. Emotional bonds must not be permitted to form under any circumstances.Young master Jaren observed watching subject during morning yard exercises. Note that subject's physical development is proceeding adequately. Consider initiating the next phase of psychological conditioning.Young master Thad showing early signs of rebellion against punishment protocols. Adjust approach immedi

"That is a good start.""It is more than a start. It is absolutely everything." He slowly stood up, refusing to let go of my hand. "Come with me for a minute.""Where are we going?""Somewhere significantly better than this room." He gently pulled me to my feet. "There is something I want to show you."He led me in complete silence up the winding stone staircases until we reached the highest roof of the main estate.It was a place I had never once been allowed to step foot on as a servant. The sheer height of it made my head spin, but the view was absolutely breathtaking. Rolling green hills stretched endlessly toward the horizon. The setting sun was currently painting the clouds in vivid shades of burning gold and deep crimson. The dark, ancient forest beyond the property line looked like a thick ribbon tying the world together."I used to sneak up here as a child," Kaelen said softly. He stepped up to the stone parapet, leaning his forearms against the cold rock. "This was before ou