Bound To The Three Alphas Novels & Stories

“And now you think you can smile and act sweet and that I’ll forgive you?” Her smile sharpened, almost sly. “You don’t have to forgive me but maybe you’ll understand. Maybe you’ll see that without me, without what happened… you wouldn’t be here now. Look at you now, you are strong, with three powerful Alphas tied to you. You’ve risen higher than I ever could.” I could feel anger flooding me. “Don’t you dare talk about them.” Tracy’s gaze lingered on me, her smile twisting. “Why not? Everyone knows something is different about you. Three bonds, Ava? That isn’t normal. You think the other Alphas won’t notice?”

“She’s the one the visions warned us about. The girl who can resist the Alpha bond. The one with three threads tied to her neck.” “Three?” I turned now, eyes narrowing. He nodded. “The triplets. Dax. Kai. Riven. All three are bound to her. They would have marked her during the Trials—together, but—” A low whistle left my mouth. “What kind of creature pulls three Alphas like moths to flame?” “A cursed one,” he said bitterly. “The kind that stirs war.” I crossed the room slowly, my boots silent against the black marble. My blade sat on the low obsidian table, its surface catching the moonlight. I picked it up, turning the weapon in my hand.

"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?"

How long before this exploded in our faces? Everything in the room went still. The kind that makes your ears ring. A few alphas straightened in their chairs,their attention snapping to me like a trigger had been pulled. One of them—a thickset man from the southern pack, Alpha Dresden sat forward, his nostrils flaring. “Did she just say Alpha bond?” Another, with salt-and-pepper hair and sharp amber eyes, scowled. “That’s impossible. It’s never been done.” “I thought it was outlawed,” muttered a third, voice tight with disbelief.

Which, she supposed, he was. "Okay. Let's talk about triad bonds," Alexei said. No preamble. No gentle lead-in. "Because clearly nobody explained this to either of you, and you're both floundering." "Triad bonds?" Anya repeated. "Yes. Triad bonds. When an omega bonds with multiple alphas within the same pack. Usually brothers. Usually close enough that the pack bond blurs into something more intimate." He looked at Dimitri. "Which is what's happening here. Whether you're ready for it or not."

"The right full moon ceremony, timed precisely to a bloodline reaching the exact age at which the fifth house's magic reawakens most violently." "You're saying you orchestrated the bond," I say, disbelief and fury tangling together in my chest until I can barely tell which one is louder. "You're saying none of this, none of them, was ever real?" "Oh, it's real," she says. "The bond itself doesn't lie, whatever else surrounds it might. I simply made certain the conditions existed for it to surface exactly when I needed it to." Her gaze moves over each of the alphas in turn, assessing, cataloguing. "Four alphas, each carrying a fragment of royal blood diluted enough that no one thought to trac

What the fuck is going on? ‘You are not a bad Alpha because you travel a lot. This is why a pack has three, and sometimes four, ranked members. The Alpha is the face outside, and the one who travels and makes negotiations. Many times with the Beta. The Gamma holds down the fort with the Delta if they got one of those. This is not on us.’ Alessa says, her ears perked.

His jaw trembled, the fury in his eyes giving way to grief. I placed a firm hand on his shoulder, letting out the words I had kept locked in my chest for centuries. “What is the purpose of being an Alpha if I cannot protect my own family from misery?” “I would rather carry this curse until the end of time if it meant keeping you away from that witch,” he whispered, his voice cracking beneath the weight of the words. A faint, bittersweet smile touched my lips. “This cycle began with me, and it ends with me.”

No takesies-backsies. *They're stuck with me. And I'm stuck with them. Forever.* Instead of terrifying, it was... comforting. **[DUAL ALPHA BOND: SUCCESSFUL]** **[THREE-WAY SOUL LINK: ESTABLISHED]** **[NEW STATUS: BOUND TRIUMVIRATE]** **[ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED: UNPRECEDENTED BOND STRUCTURE]** **[REWARD: SOUL INTEGRATION, QUAD CULTIVATION ENHANCEMENT, PERMANENT EMOTIONAL LINK]**

His howl resonated into the sky, causing the clouds to darken. I sensed that something remarkable was on the horizon within my father's kingdom, and history was about to unfold. "I had a feeling you were a princess, but your deceitful demeanor obscured my perception," Alpha Alex deduced, fixing his gaze on me, while I remained trembling on the floor. "Wow, impressive move, Alicia. I'm impressed by your agility," Alpha Astor commented confidently, casting a glance at Ramirez, who was poised and ready to defend me. Meanwhile, as the first confrontation loomed among the three Alphas, I found myself rooted in place, unable to move. Then, I noticed the ropes that had restrained me had been severe