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"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?"

On the outer circle and perpendicular was the word Honorable. “There’s a pattern! Look,” She pointed to the word Honorable on the top of the circle of words. “It is the only one in that circle that is on a tile out here. “Go on.” Filled with confidence she continued. “The second circle of words you have Who, and One.” Absalom silently waited for more. “That sets the pattern. It’s telling us the order of the words. No other words matter up there except the words on the tiles.” He remained silent so she continued, “So the third circle in we have seeker and seeks,”

"You need to learn how to be a brother again. You’re so busy being the 'Keeper' that you’ve forgotten that your siblings are your partners. If they fall, the mountain has no filter. It will consume you." Caleb flinched. It was the first time I’d seen him look like a fifteen-year-old in days. "Again," Elena said from the porch. "From the top. Colin, anchor the house this time. Cindy, listen for the drone’s pilot. Caleb... keep the neighbors from seeing what's going on in here." The triplets looked at each other. For the first time, I saw a spark of the old triplet synergy; the 'Three-Headed Force.' They didn't need a pack. They were a resonance.

As much as it hurt me to crush their little hopeful minds, they needed to know that Asher might claim to take responsibility for them, but it didn’t mean he loved them. “Anna!” Felicia, one of the mothers I engage in simple talks with at the park called my name and I looked over my shoulders to see her hanging onto her husband, brows arched. By her husband’s stance and scent, I knew he was Alpha. And one thing about Alphas were their attachment to their pup. Yet the look on his face was nothing but pure boredom as their children hopped around his legs, faces stuck in huge cotton candies. “The zoo is almost closed! Are you going to keep waiting out here? Who exactly are you waiting for?”

I pulled a handkerchief from my pouch, handing it to him. “Ah... it's nothing, no worries,” Alpha Cedric patted it against his shirt. Panic clouded my mind, well-aware that Ambersky and Moonstone were often on different pages but the same book. I had to tread carefully to not stir up trouble for my recklessness. “You can't go around in dirty clothes, please, let me help you. I'm sure there are new clothes you can wear,” I put it on gently. Alpha Cedric raised an eyebrow, stuffing a handkerchief into his pants pocket. “That's very kind of you, Miss....”