My Triplet Alphas Novels & Stories

The beta growled and I watched as the Alpha- my father- sighed tiredly before sobbing back into the chair. “You’re mad Killian. Very mad.” “Oh, I know that. And that’s why I plan to kill Alpha Blackwood. Maybe my madness would make me achieve that! Something your cowardly self would never do.” “KILLIAN!” “What did I tell you about screaming and moving? You’ll die a lot quicker than I had intended for you to.”

The triplet alphas took over those fallen packs and ever since, their inhabitants live at their mercy. I gulped hard, trying to manage my breathlessness. But everything was turning dark in front of my eyes. I held my head. Nausea tore through my chest, cold fear rattling through my bones as I imagined myself meeting the same gruesome end. Until today, three brides have been offered to them and no bride had survived those ruthless alphas. All of them were alpha blood. I was an omega. I wouldn’t survive a day— “Thea!” Alpha held me before I slumped to the floor.

He stood up, facing me, and another one joined him. Just then, the triplets’ wolves raced into view, snarling. Dozens of wolves were behind them, all with teeth bared. The wolf that I had been fighting decided retreat was the best idea. One of the triplets soared over my head onto the wolf, grabbing hold and snapping its neck before he could get too far. We need one alive! I want to question him! Alpha James’ voice cut through my consciousness. I looked and saw that dozens of wolves had arrived, throwing themselves into the fight. I could hear my mom, frantic.

“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.

His touch was too gentle for someone who looked like he could tear mountains apart. "You smell like fire and moonlight," he murmured. "Like ours." I blinked. “What do you mean… ours?” Jett’s hand caught mine. His skin was warm, grounding. “I think the bond chose for you,” he said softly. “Not Edward. Not anyone else. Us.” "But that’s not possible," I whispered. "You’re... all three of you..." "Triplet Alphas," Talon said, his lips brushing against my shoulder again, voice steady but low. "Born to share everything including our mate."

They sported strange purple eyes and dark hair, and they all huddled together, away from the witches and the vampires. As they gathered at the entrance of the mansion, Diana stepped outside with her brothers flanking her on both sides. Alpha Alaric then walked out majestically, his mate beside him, and he began to address the crowd. "Allow me to introduce you to my children. The triplets, and future Alphas of the pack. Alden, Asher and Axel." A large number of the girls in the crowd giggled shyly when they noticed how handsome the triplets were.

At that moment, we were all united in deep gratitude, making tonight of celebrating the triplets' birth the starting point of an unforgettable journey. “The greeting and introduction of the triplets is over. Please enjoy the food we have prepared. Don't worry if you don't get any meat, because our Omegas have cooked a lot. Anyone can take the food home,” Alpha Rey said in a warm, soul-stirring tone. He really is an understanding leader, and I'm so proud of him. Gabriel cackled loudly as he put his arm around my shoulder. Alpha Rey, hearing his cousin's disrespectful behavior, immediately glared. I exhaled harshly at the behavior of the two who never got along.

They all replied back. SInce the triplets took over, Tank became Alpha and his sisters were betas, they ran the pack like all 3 were Alphas. The whole pack knew if it hadn't been for the triplets most of them would be rogues by now or worse. Apparently before the attack on Josiah, the triplets had been working on this place. It was their safe haven and vacation spot. Now it was home.

“What’s it like being a triplet alpha? And what's the deal with having one mate between the three of you? Doesn't that get complicated, guys?" Tyler faintly chuckled. "It's part of the legacy, Lily. We're born with the bond split into three. One mate, one soul, shared across us. It's not common, but it's happened before in our bloodline. And as for being an alpha? We're trained for it. Since we were kids." Jason also snorted. "Yep, but it's boring sometimes, pumpkin’s friend. Meetings, rules, expectations, bleh. I'd rather eat s'mores and chase rogue werewolves."

"I know he’s doing everything he can. We’ll see him soon." Before we could say anything more, the sound of footsteps drew my attention. I looked up to see the triplet alphas—Cole, Carlson, and Casper—walking toward us, each holding one of their four babies in their arms. Their shared mate, Ana, walked beside them, smiling brightly. The quads, three boys and a girl were laughing and squirming in their parents’ arms, their joy infectious. I couldn’t help but smile at the sight. They were all growing so quickly, and it was clear the triplet alphas and Ana had found a balance, building a life together full of love and happiness. They were so full of life, and it was impossible not to be happy fo