Bennington Triangle Novels & Stories

"This is the Romanov syndicate’s tech division. They aren't trying to blow us up; they're trying to extract you while we're blind." "Asher is already sweeping the lower levels," Ethan said, walking directly toward me. He didn't offer a gentle touch, but his large hand grabbed my upper arm with an unbreakable, possessive grip, pulling me firmly against his side. "We are moving to the central búnker under the study. Now."

I answered with an increasing sense of dread. "Elder Mora," the voice on the other end was Alpha Kane from the Northern region. "We need to talk. Immediately." "What about?" "About the girl. The omega who's mated to the Thorne triplets." I looked at Thorne, whose face had gone white. "How do you know about that?" I asked. "Because every pack within a hundred miles felt it when the triple bond triggered. The power rush was like nothing we've ever experienced." My blood turned to ice.

My magic might be gone, but my resolve, my fierce protectiveness, was stronger than ever. The pack members, now more relaxed, slowly began to file in to see the room, their eyes wide with interest and admiration. They admired the soft, handcrafted details—the delicate mobile, the tiny clothes, the plush blankets. They paused at the sturdy wooden crib, crafted from dark, rich wood, noting the intricate, triple-marked insignia—the interwoven symbols of the Triplet Alphas—carved meticulously into its headboard. And above it, a simple, elegant nameplate that read: Little Star. A placeholder. A dream. A beacon of hope.

Because there wasn't. Aveline stepped forward, holding her vial of silver petals. "Tell us what to do." POV: Dominic Pain was nothing new to me. I'd been living with it for days now. The burns from the Sacred Mountains covered most of my body, some so deep I could see bone in places. Morgana's healing had kept me alive but couldn't fix everything. Not this fast. But I'd crawl through broken glass if it meant saving Darius. "Form the triangle," Morgana instructed. "Damon at the north point, Aveline at the south, Dominic at the west. I'll release the binding spell, and you'll have seconds to establish the connection before the possession takes full control."

James explained. He was making and I bought into his plan. I glanced over at Jason and he was on the same page as well. “Now that they’ve increased in number, they’re going to spread out and I presume that the Northwest side will be the weakest link in their camp for obvious reasons. A narrow slope separates it from the main camp and before backup would come, we’d have carried out our mission successfully.” “A couple of hundreds of our wolves can carry this out alongside us,” James nodded.

All four of us started using our elements in order to finish as much of wendigos as we can and provide help to the warriors fighting downstairs. Everything was going great and we had almost won with only 30 people from the rival's side left , but suddenly I felt as if I was stabbed three times on my body but it was not my pain and I knew that what I was dreading had happened and it was further cleared when the names of all three of my mates were taken . I rushed downstairs towards them saw all three of them together laying next to each other, they had already closed their eyes and I could feel the mate bond slipping and that was the moment that the thing holding me back snapped inside me

My minimalist half-moon stud earrings were in their perfect spot, too, as were all my silver rings, four in both hands. As for my face, I let them be, without makeup and my curly hair, letting them sag freely. 1 a.m. was our agreed time so we could reach Benguet around 5 a.m. and could proceed hiking to Mt. Ulap, our first destination. "Hey! D-daphne? Where the hell are you going?" From Cara's appearance, she obviously just woke up from a deep slumber state with her messy hair and grumpy face, yet still gorgeous.

Back and forth. “You imagined it,” I muttered under my breath. “It was the lighting. The music. The champagne.” But the memory burned too clearly, the purple light. It wasn’t symbolic, it wasn’t imagination. It was the mark of the mate bond. Visible only to the bonded pair. I wasn’t supposed to see it. Unless… “Ugh!” Frustration ripped out of me as I dragged both hands through my hair. Maybe this was another one of their games. The triplets had always been dangerous in their own way. Charming when they wanted something. Ruthless when they didn’t get it. Maybe this was some elaborate psychological trap, a cruel manipulation designed to destabilize me.

Finally, I was whole. But, when I returned to the water's edge to cool off, the scent hit me like a punch to the chest. It was intoxicating, addictive, smelling of damp earth and sandalwood. I snapped my head around and lost my breath. The Alpha Triplets were there, emerging from the shadows like ghosts: Liam, Dean, and Ryan. They surrounded me with slow, predatory steps, their golden eyes glowing in the darkness, fixed on my every move. "Mate," they said in unison, their voices vibrating in the air.