Chasity And The Alpha Triplets Novels & Stories

Violet is a lucky charm to whoever she serves, sold into Alpha Dorian's household, she was bought for the purpose of serving the alpha triplets. Fortune smiles on Alpha Dorian's household, so Violet was rewarded on her eighteenth birthday with an opportunity to attend the same elite wolves academy as the triplets. This came as a shocker to her and the triplets who she had fawned over for the last three years even though they made her life miserable. As she steps into the prestigious high school, she must learn to battle and survive in this place that refuses to accept her, while fighting against her feelings for the triplets.

“But this plague… it’s not natural. It’s targeted, deliberate. Look at the profiles again. Do you see the common thread?” I shifted my attention back to the monitor, scrolling through the data. Names, ages, abilities—each member of the pack cataloged with precision. At first glance, they were a random assortment of wolves from different ranks, but then it hit me. My stomach churned. “They’re all Alphas,” I whispered. Laurene nodded slowly. “Not just Alphas—leaders. Influencers. The ones who hold the pack together.” The realization washed over me like ice water. This wasn’t a disease. It was an attack. A systematic attempt to dismantle us from within, by striking where we were strongest.

Most of them did not see what happened to the war years ago, and they don't know what is the real story behind how they defeat the wolves. The triplets, along with Jake, Hunter and Steel went blank once they heard it. The laugh of the Alpha who killed the triplet's mother, the Alpha whom they thought will not go out anymore, the Alpha they encountered days before, and the Alpha who have a son named Dominus. They did not expect, or even did not think about it. But still it happened.

Most brought their own security detail who stood on the sides of the ballroom, just as the Delta team members did. The Alphas were drawn to the striking woman on the balcony. When some of them set eyes on her, Thea felt a shot of lust flow through them. They introduced themselves to the triplets and Thea. Thea paid attention to their names and packs but let the triplets do the talking in return. They introduced her as their mate and future Luna, and the Alphas gave compliments and well wishes. The triplets were the youngest in the room but the most intimidating aside from their father. Their builds, their height, their auras, their confidence in their ability to win any fight—they were Alpha

I felt a memory stir in the back of my mind. "The missing triplets," I whispered. "The Grand Alpha's sons. People said you guys were taken by rivals. People said you all were dead. But three years ago… Or two years ago, I… I don't really recall, but… the Grand Alpha said it was a lie. He said you were kept safe, away from the pack’s enemies. And that now that y'all were grown, it was the right time to bring you home?" “Exactly,” River said. "He didn't keep anyone safe," Rain added. "That was a lie to save his face and to erase doubts from the council toward us. The real triplets were missing. They’ve been gone since they were born.”

The forest behind us was quiet, the Alpha King’s defeat still echoing in my ears like a distant thunderclap. My legs ached from the endless chase, the fight, and the heat that had coursed through every nerve in my body. And yet, despite the exhaustion, I felt alive in a way I never had before. Alive in the way only the bond could make me feel—torn between three men, three wolves, three Alphas who had claimed me in body and soul.

But before anything could happen, the three ladies had caught up with me and were now standing face to face with the trio. Sarah rushed forward, "baby! She hurt us. She hurt me!" She was pointing in my direction now. "She--" "Cut the crap, Sarah. In case you don't realize it, you have just made the biggest mistake of your fucking life!." That was when I realized it. Their anger hadn't been channeled at me, but at whatever had posed as a threat to me! Was this the triplet Alphas protecting me?

“What a nightmare.” My chest ached, but I didn’t react. I couldn’t. Selene had been tormenting me for years. She enjoyed it. It was a game to her. She watched me for a moment longer before finally stepping back, flipping her hair over her shoulder. “Hurry up, foolish girl. The triplets will be here soon, and they expect perfection.” The triplets. Ronan, Kieran, and Elias. The future Alphas. I swallowed back the wave of anxiety that hit me at the thought of them. If Selene was cruel, they were worse.

The scent was so familiar, but I couldn't exactly place where I had found it before. "Let's go then!" Allec said, seemingly taking the lead on this one. That was what I loved about us being triplets ... we did and acted exactly the same, our thoughts were in sync without us even needing to say it out loud. I was the eldest, then Allec, followed by Alex. The three of us were Alphas together, but when we couldn't come to a full consensus, I was always the one who had the final say in the matter. We ran for what felt like forever to me, trying to catch up to the scent, but each time that it got stronger, the scent went away again. I sighed as it felt like we were going in circles. "Come on guys

Before she could turn, I had already stepped back into the shadows. Why the hell did I even hide? I’m Ryan, an Alpha. THE Alpha. I don’t hide from anyone, least of all her. She’s a beta, nothing more and yet here I was, pressed against the wall like some guilty teenager spying on his crush. Pathetic. I wouldn’t let this slide. I wouldn’t let my kids grow up under the care of a woman who jumped from one man to the next like it was sport. Not a damn chance. I stormed off the hall, but something caught my eye.