Novel & Cerita Books About Triplets

I tried to find the right word. “Whole.” Riko whispered. I smiled. So she felt it too. “Soulmates? That’s not really a thing. There are three of you and one of her. You can’t all be her soulmate.” her father shook his head. “We are triplets, sir. Identical triplets. That means we started as one. We were once one embryo that was divided into three. So we are pieces of the same soul. So you see, it’s possible.” I smiled, my eyes traveling to the clock.

Curiosity getting the best of her, with a thug, revealed a portrait of a family. A man, a woman, and identical triplets. They all looked so young and then it hit Aria, it was a family portrait of her mates. But there wasn't just one, there were many others. Their family looked beautiful but she felt a strong energy so she decided to leave the room before anyone caught her in it. After a few hours, the triplets finally came home. The day was exhausting for them and they discussed in hushed tones as the table was being set for them. Soon, Aria came to join them, dressed in a floral gown.

Of course, I wouldn't forget. Being pregnant before marriage had pinned me to the pillar of shame. Every time Mrs. Ava brings up this matter, I feel ashamed. Bryce glances at my pale face and says lightly, "I'll take her to the hospital tomorrow. You don't have to worry. Aunt Salome seems to be looking for you." Mrs. Ava's attention is suddenly diverted. She looks at Salome, who is looking in their direction, and says, "She's looking for me just to show off her grandson. You two have to give me face and have triplets or quadruplets to make her jealous!"

he sighed and added, "Congrats on the triplets. Have you told the guys?” “Not yet. I just found out when I was on my way here. I can't believe our wives our pregnant at the same time. We can have a joint baby gender reveal party,” Aaron suggested. Soon, they arrived at the hospital and Graham was taken in for treatment. While Graham was being treated, Aaron called his father to share the news. “Hello, Dad. You're going to be a grandfather again! Tessa and I are having a set of triplets.” “Really? That’s wonderful news. Son, I always knew you would make my dream come true someday. I always wanted to have a big family. Congratulations.”

He cut in, “Trouble, I know. Anything you have to say?” I gulped. “I'm glad you know, but do you know the reason why?” He raised a brow. “Tell me.” “Because they've all found a mate. Adrian, Alex and Arnold, they all share one mate.” “Wow,” he replied. “That's rare, but it's possible for triplets. So tell me who it is. Is it you?” My eyes grew large. I was shocked by his question. “No–” Even though I wished it was. “It's not me, it's someone else, you know.”

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.

She paused for a moment to gauge the effect of her words, but I was so absorbed in their meaning, I hadn’t the ability to react in any sort of physical way. “However,” she continued, “in each of the rare documented instances of the underdeveloped ‘late triplet’—science in general had not come to the same conclusions Dr. Weiler had, writing off the abnormally long gestation periods as just that—the child had not survived. The doctor’s primary objective was to see one survive, and no ethical or moral consideration would stand in the way. As with his contemporary, Josef Mengele, the lives of his subjects were expendable, sacrifices to the end goal. The document did not go into specifics on the

Draven looked up at her, his jaw set tight. "It’s the triplets," he said, his voice low and dangerous. "They just snuck out of the estate... and they took a private helicopter to follow us here." He looked at the beautiful, romantic villa, then back at her, a mix of frustration and amusement crossing his face. "It seems, Mrs. Blackwood," he sighed, though his eyes were filled with pride, "that our children have decided our honeymoon is far too boring without them. And they are landing in ten minutes."

"You have absolutely no right to them." "Neither do you." He spat. "At least she chose me and she'll be my Luna. So as long as she's under my protection, I won't let you touch a single strand of their hair," I snapped. Then I turned towards the triplets' room without letting the cold hatred seeping from the bottom of my soul show on my face. A few hours had passed. For the hundredth time, I looked at the back seat. This time, I noticed the triplets leaning against each other with their eyes closed. The serenity on their sleeping faces filled me with a kind of happiness.

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."