Fated To The Alpha Triplets Novels & Stories

My chest rose and fell rapidly, my breathing uneven as the anger inside me continued to burn fiercely. The triplets stood tall in their arrogance, convinced of their absolute power. To them, this was nothing more than control, domination and ownership. But what they didn’t know…What they had absolutely no idea about…Was that in their arrogance, they had just made the greatest mistake of their lives. They believed they had chosen a servant. A loyal dog. But the truth was far more dangerous. Without realizing it, the Alpha triplets had just chosen the very thing that would one day destroy them.

"I'm afraid they are. You see, there's a law. A very old law that predates modern pack structures. It states that Alpha-born triplets must be registered with the Council within six months of birth. You failed to do so." Ivy's blood ran cold. "I didn't know they were triplets until after they were born. And I was... dealing with other issues." "Understandable. However, the law is clear. Alpha-born triplets are considered Assets of Collective Interest. They must undergo evaluation by the Council to determine their placement." "Placement?" Ivy stood abruptly. "My children are not being placed anywhere. They're staying with me."

But another part—the part shaped by rejection and cruelty—was screaming that this was too much, too fast, too dangerous. Alpha Ryder’s silence grew heavier. I could feel it radiating off him, the way his wolf paced beneath his skin. When he finally spoke, his voice was low and careful. “Triplets mean power,” he said. “Strong bonds. Strong bloodlines.” His gaze flicked briefly to Ryan, then back to me. “But they also mean attention. Threats. Enemies.” I knew what he wasn’t saying. Children of mine would not be invisible. Not in this pack. Not anywhere.

I looked up from my sweeping to see people rushing past me toward their homes, their faces pale with terror. "They're coming!" someone shouted. "The Alphas are coming!" My blood turned to ice. The Alpha Triplets. Everyone in the Northern Border territories knew about them - the three most powerful wolves in the entire region. They ruled with iron fists and showed no mercy to anyone who crossed them. "Liora!" Aunt Meredith's shrill voice cut through the morning air. She was standing in our doorway, her face twisted with fury. "Get away from the main street! You are NOT to be seen when they arrive, do you understand me?"

I asked, panic written all over my face. My heart sank, and disbelief washed over me; it felt like I was trapped in a nightmare. “ These are the triplets of the Blood Trinity Kingdom. The one with golden hair is the second son. The other one is the last,” I overheard Alpha Kingston say. I clenched tightly at my foster uncle's hands, unknowingly. These were two of the infamous bloodthirsty triplets known for their brutality. They always destroy every kingdom together with the brutal Alpha Prince, the eldest of them all.

“I’m not a toy. I’m not a pawn in some ancient werewolf bloodline soap opera. You don’t get to keep things from me.” He met my eyes and that's when he said it. “There was a third Alpha.” My chest cracked. “He was stronger than the rest of us. Violent and impossible to control. He ripped apart his own pack at fourteen. He was not rogue, but was exiled. Because no one could kill him.” “Why didn’t you tell me?” “Because we didn’t know he was still alive.” “But now you think he is.” “I don’t think. I know.”

“If Gali has shown he has a functioning conscience, that works in our favor. If a day comes where he uncovers the truth about the triplets, we will stand on pack law. The children are growing, and their own wolf instincts have a voice. If it ever comes down to a custody battle before the High Elders, those boys will choose their mother over a stranger every single time.” I nod slowly, letting her words sink in to steady my racing heart. “You are right. They would always choose me.” “Exactly,” Sade reassures me, giving my shoulder a firm squeeze. “So do not panic. Discovering that the High Alpha is not a complete bloodthirsty monster is good news for us.” I let out a long breath, feeling a sl

“What if it isn’t the one?” “That’s why we’ll have a backup plan.” He looked at me and I had a distressing feeling about this. “If it doesn’t work, then Katrina herself will choose who will father her triplets.” I almost dropped my cinnamon roll. “And the triplets' job is to show their worthiness to her. Whoever she chooses in a month will become the Alpha while the death of the other’s fate will be sealed.” I closed my eyes and tried to imagine it. It was a… “No,” I said unconsciously. “No, I don’t agree with this.”

They couldn’t possibly be suspecting us. “Convenient? What are you implying?” My brows furrowed deeply, anger and confusion swirling within me. “That you triplets had this planned,” the elder continued, gesturing with exaggerated motions. “Think about it: Our Luna and Beta are murdered on the day you and your mate arrive, and now our Alpha turns up dead shortly after going feral with grief. Care to explain how this happened?”

Of the three, Parker had the most stereotypical Alpha tendencies and with his brother by his side, we knew the pack would flourish. The guys and I shifted back and dressed, preparing to head home. Our children wanted to run together a while longer and we were happy to let them give their wolves time to bond as siblings. “Let’s go home, darling.” Cary swept me into his arms and carried me out of the forest, just as he had the night of my first shift. “As long as I'm with the three of you, I’m already there.” I told him. Clay and Colton pressed in close and they all murmured their agreement. My heart was so full and just as I’d been everyday for the last nineteen years, I was thankful yet agai