Alpha Triplets Mga Nobela at Kwento

"Surrender her, and your pack lives!" My stomach twisted into knots. Alpha Kieran. It had to be. The Blackthorne triplets emerged from the fortress entrance below me, and I gasped. They moved in perfect synchronization, three predators united by blood and purpose. Damon led in the center, his black fur gleaming like oil. Dominic flanked his right, slightly smaller but faster. Darius took the left, the largest and most brutal-looking of the three. "You dare attack Blackthorne territory?" Damon's Alpha command rippled through the air, so powerful that even I, locked away in my tower, felt the urge to submit. "You dare demand what is OURS?"

a deep voice greeted. I turned slowly. Three men lay on separate examination couches, shirtless, watching me with calm, unreadable expressions. My breath stopped as I recognized them. The Triplet Alphas of the BloodNight Pack. What... the hell are they doing here?

CAN I HAVE A GOODBYE KISS? •••MIRA'S POV••• Every Human-Wolf knows the rule. If the male's rejection fails to break the bond, then the female must reject it instead. And if her rejection fails too... then they are bound to each other until death. Unfortunately for me, my bonded mates weren't just ordinary males. They were Alphas. The Ravencrest triplets. And as if fate hadn't mocked me enough already, I was only a nameless half-blood with no status, no protection, and no one powerful enough to stand beside me.

His fur was pure black, darker than night, and his eyes were golden, glowing even through the smoke. My breath caught in my throat. He looked like a nightmare that had been made real. But the triplets didn’t hesitate. They shifted one by one, and formed a wall in front of me with their bodies pressed together, blocking his view of me. The Alpha growled deeply and fixed his golden eyes on us.

To the babies gr⁠owing there. “And my babies?” My voic‍e cracke‍d. “Are they part of this?” ‌ “I don’t know⁠ for‍ certain.” Miriam​ leaned forward. “But triplet⁠s‌ fr‍om three Alphas? That​’s never happened. Not once in doc‌umented h‍ist​ory. It’s too pe‍rfect. T‌oo al‌igned with‌ exactly what she wanted.” Foots​te‌ps⁠ behind me. The b⁠rothers. I h​a‍dn‍’t hea‌rd the‍m com‌e in.

“What’s it like being a triplet alpha? And what's the deal with having one mate between the three of you? Doesn't that get complicated, guys?" Tyler faintly chuckled. "It's part of the legacy, Lily. We're born with the bond split into three. One mate, one soul, shared across us. It's not common, but it's happened before in our bloodline. And as for being an alpha? We're trained for it. Since we were kids." Jason also snorted. "Yep, but it's boring sometimes, pumpkin’s friend. Meetings, rules, expectations, bleh. I'd rather eat s'mores and chase rogue werewolves."

“Dane was able to find out who and neutralized the threat for the time being, but it has caused a ripple effect, one that you and I know Alexander will not let slide.” “Are you seriously expecting me to believe that one of my own has double crossed me and my family?” I retorted, unwilling to believe that what he said may have had a small fraction of truth. Blaze’s body language changed as he realized I was on the defensive. My family's line of business was full of shady ass people, but we vetted our people and paid them well for their loyalty and service. There was no way this could be true.

"Avery, thank goddess I found you!" "Me too! There are rumours going round that the Alpha triplets are your mates. Is it true?" "Later, I’ll answer your questions later. First, please do you know where the Alpha triplets chamber is?" "Sure, I do." Avery describes the route to me twice over. When I’ve gotten the direction, I rushed over to my mates chambers. "I’m telling you. You are just panicking over nothing." Kezav says. "They are your mates. They are supposed to believe you over Meade anytime, any day. Everyone knows how cunning Meade is."

And then it clicked. “Alpha Nader,” I whispered, my voice barely audible. The realization left me breathless. This wasn’t just any wolf—this was the pack’s Alpha, the father of the triplets. The wolf stepped closer, its massive frame towering over me. Slowly, it began to shift, its form shrinking and morphing until Alpha Nader stood before me, his expression a mixture of concern and anger. “Trinity,” he said, his voice steady despite the chaos that had just unfolded. “Are you hurt?”

“A wish?” She nodded. “Anything.” I sat back, suddenly alert. “What kind of ritual?” Valerie hesitated before she spoke. “It’s for the werewolf kingdom. They’re choosing a bride for the Alphas.” I stared at her taken aback by her words. “You’re joking.” “I wish I was,” she said quietly and sighed. “The alphas are triplets. Powerful, feared. No one knows anything about them except that they’re ruthless and I also heard they’re ugly. People say they can’t find a bride in their kingdom.