Alpha Triplets Claim Novels & Stories

Honestly, I had no idea about the Red Dawn Pack or anything like that. I furrowed my brows, not knowing what to say. After all, I had only spent few minutes with them before leaving as soon as I could. “Vi, you have no idea how incredible this is! Tracy continued, her excitement contagious. “Get this, the triplets are rumoured to take over the Red Dawn Pack and become the Alphas. Three Alphas means ultimate power, Vi. They’ll be the strongest pack to ever exist!” She was definitely more thrilled about the news than I was when I found out. As someone who had been “blessed” by the moon goddess, I was doing an awful job showing her how grateful I was.

Author's POV: Hudson who was observing the entire club couldn't help but ask James again, "Tell me more about this Triplets" he said. James chuckled over the soft music. "Well, there isn't anything much to know about them. But Let me tell you, Hudson," James began, a mischievous glint in his eyes. "The Triplets Alphas are not to be taken lightly. They are not only the strongest individuals in the country but also considered by many to be the most handsome. It's like they were blessed with both brawn and beauty."

How fucking dare they do this without even consulting me, without thinking through the consequences. "She will never be safe with us," I pinched the bridge of my nose, "the Alpha we are in contract with will not take lightly to the promise being broken that's supposed to come to fruition soon after the spring equinox. Other species are starting to become a problem and we are a big enough target being triplet Alpha's never mind having a weakness that someone will stop at nothing to use, so they can exploit us and ruin us."

The driver was still driving fast as if he were not driving on a rough road. Gray laughed again before he said something I wasn’t expecting to hear. “Did you think I didn’t do my research? You are not eligible to claim any Alpha Female in any Claiming.” “Are you not fucking listening? I am an Alpha male!” I growled at him. “Alpha male of the fourth generation, Austin Montrell! Your grandparents on both sides were never Alphas! That makes them second-generation Alpha blood! Which means your father and mother are third generations. Too bad, Claiming is up to the third generation of Alpha males only.”

But my body didn’t care about should or shouldn’t. The evidence was undeniable, confirmed by the pack doctor I’d visited under a false pretense, claiming I wanted to update my medical records. Dr. Reeves had congratulated me with a knowing look that made my skin crawl, asking carefully neutral questions about the father that I’d deflected with practiced ease. Triplets. I was carrying triplets. Three babies from three Alphas who’d rejected me without explanation, who avoided me like I carried a plague, who’d made it devastatingly clear that the Blood Moon had been an aberration they wanted nothing to do with.

The revelation hung in the air, marking an unusual shift in our lives, as it was never common for alphas to be mated to omegas, let alone all three brothers at once, which was what made our situation even more strange and shocking. The triplets had made a choice that defied the pack’s norms, and in doing so, they had chosen me. The unexpected declaration not only solidified our bond but also drew a line, challenging any prejudices within the pack. It was a statement intended to put an end to odd traditions within the pack.

Her pack was small and provided me with a discreet home; because it was so far from everything, no one knew anything about my past. Rumors circulated through forums and among traveling wolves about the Alpha Triplets' missing mate. People were always shocked to learn it was just one woman for three men. I could feel their judgment in the subtext of conversations, even though Elly assured me there was nothing wrong with it—that our ancestors had stories of multiple bonds.

one of the cloaked alphas asked, his voice shaking slightly as he leaned forward into the warm light of the tallow candles. "We have studied the internal politics of the northern territories for decades, yet we never once knew that the current Alpha of the Dark Crest Moon pack was actually part of a set of triplets," another cloaked leader chimed in from the side of the table, his arms crossing over his chest in a deeply skeptical gesture.

Seeing his mother happy brought him immense joy. Not wanting to disturb the heartfelt reunion, Alpha Wade didn't waste time enjoying the food. Instead, he happily served his great-grandchildren, their smiles never fading. Nelly knew she had made the right decision in keeping the triplets when she saw how content Alpha Wade was. Though there were risks involved, it was all worth it. Alpha Wade looked at Nelly and spoke up, his voice filled with concern. “Nelly, do the children know who their father is?” Nelly shook her head. “They've never asked me that question.”

His wolf was clawing at him, growling at his lack of action, at not claiming what was theirs. “My name is Tasha. And yes, I do feel that same pull. Yes, the urges are a pain in the ass. And that’s exactly why you’re here—for the wrong reasons. Not because you truly want me, but because your wolf’s pushing you too hard and the urges are bugging you too much. Well that’s not good enough for me.” “I stepped down from Alpha.” She was so startled she couldn’t speak for a few seconds. “What?” “My old Beta is now Alpha.”