Novel & Cerita Howlstone Academy: 300 Days With The Alpha Beta Triplets

As I approached the venue, I took a deep calming breath, reminding myself once more not to listen to all kinds of words they've probably came up with over the night just to say to me as they aren’t true. It never ends, each day they had something new but the point is never to allow their words get to me. When I got there, I completely ignored their taunting words, focusing on the ceremony, the only reason I'm here. But to my surprise the event have already started. The Alpha fight ceremony was held for the sons of the Alpha of blood river pack. The Alpha had two grown up sons of months apart, and only one can take over as the Alpha of their pack, hence the duel.

—ALPHA HAWTHORNE’S POV— Leaving paw prints with every step, I dashed into the woods, convinced she had taken refuge there. Coming to an abrupt halt, I gazed up at the full moon and let out a howl. The call of an Alpha. Before long, several howls echoed in response. Emerging from the woods behind me, a group of wolves sprinted forward and came to a stop. Yet, none dared to stand beside me except one—my beta.

Alora and Aiden ran into the house, chasing themselves as though they were teenagers. Marshal and Liam were shocked to see how their Alpha acted with his mate, so was the two members of the sun pack which accompanied Halios, they stared at there Alpha to be with awe, they saw her as an alway busy woman with too much priorities but here she was ran after an Alpha, her mate, like a child. “Where have you two been?!.” Alora turned to Aiden and back at Yennefer with a cute sad face. Aiden cleared his throat and as well his act, he pulled himself together with ease.

I asked, taking a deep breath, like I hadn't just decided to forget about it a few seconds ago. “Can only hope she's safe.” Lincoln shrugged, running his hand through his head. “I suggest that you should hook up with some of these chicks. Thankfully, they aren't leaving anytime soon.” Lincoln said, and I rolled my eyes at him. The Academies had held a meeting, and the visit had been elongated because of the beast in the woods. Alpha Harry had been sacked, and he was facing a disciplinary panel that'd most likely charge him to the wolf court for pedophilia.

And then it clicked. “Alpha Nader,” I whispered, my voice barely audible. The realization left me breathless. This wasn’t just any wolf—this was the pack’s Alpha, the father of the triplets. The wolf stepped closer, its massive frame towering over me. Slowly, it began to shift, its form shrinking and morphing until Alpha Nader stood before me, his expression a mixture of concern and anger. “Trinity,” he said, his voice steady despite the chaos that had just unfolded. “Are you hurt?”

Pain was a familiar companion. Then—the front doors burst open. Male voices filled the house, deep and confident. My wolf snapped to attention. “We’re home!” someone shouted. The triplets. Kieran, Lucien, and Caelan—the Alpha’s heirs. Every girl in the pack dreamed of them. I scrambled toward the kitchen, desperate to disappear. But before I could slip through the door, a scent hit me—wild and intoxicating. Pine and snow. Leather and smoke. Power and danger.

They all just stare at me as though I’m talking to a wall. “I thought you said she’d be willing to do anything and that she’s fierce enough to go on this mission.” Alpha Damon speaks without remorse in his tone, without any hint of sympathy. He’s like a machine that has no feelings. How could he kill all the wolves and humans who are innocent? The triplets are the monsters here. Even the men they call knights wouldn’t have been my enemies if we hadn’t pledged their loyalty, hence knowing affirmatively that they would only listen to the wishes of their masters, the triplets.

“Hmm, if it’s not too much to ask, may I know if you are a human or a she-wolf?” Lalaine parted her lips before answering, “I’m an omega she-wolf, Miss… why did you ask?” “Hmm, nothing… I was just wondering how the triplets treat everyone here,” I answered. That was the reason why I approached her. I want to know the triplets’ attitude and how they treat people around them. “They are good with us. The triplets Alphas respected us here and we never feel like we’re lower than them,” Lalaine continued working on the food she was making for dinner.

The main reason they chose wolves with ranks like that was so they could learn some fighting skills to protect themselves against bullies in the pack. We were always bullied for being the lowest in the pack. I had never thought about learning anything because I didn't find any use for it. But now, if she would take me, I really wanted to learn about medicine and treatment from Luna Freya. We all ate breakfast and shared small conversations over our meal. The triplet asked about how their parents' business had gone in the neighboring community and according to Alpha Donald's response, it had gone well. He promised to hold a lesson for them later on how to handle matters like that and obviousl

Nicola stood between the triplets, her nerves fraying with each passing moment. “I don’t like this,” Dylan muttered, his sharp gaze scanning the crowd. “Too many eyes on her.” “Let them look,” Damien said, his tone cold. “They’ll learn soon enough that she’s one of us.” The murmurs of the pack died down as Alpha Blackstone, the triplets’ father, stepped into the center of the clearing. His presence commanded attention, his voice carrying easily over the assembled wolves. “We’ve had discord in our pack,” he began, his gaze sweeping the crowd. “Rumors, challenges, and doubts about the bond my sons have chosen. This is unacceptable.”