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Noah said angrily. "Listen, I didn't mean to upset you. Will you at least consider it. Think it over tonight. I'm offering you the chance of a lifetime. You may never get this opportunity again. For all you know your mate could be a delta. I'm an Alpha, I'm offering you so much, all of this!" The Alpha said as he waved his hand out around him, referring to his pack. "I'm offering you a chance to be a Luna and make a difference. And hopefully one day you could give me your heart like I'm willing to give you mine."

Ziah looked at her like she had betrayed him most horribly, and Zeke looked like he was about to cry. George interjected, "As a medical professional, I believe this is a genetic anomaly. The triplets shared a placenta which explains why they were paired with one person. However, since we recognize this as a mistake, two of them will need to break the bond, leaving one to remain with her. And given Kai's alpha status, I think he is best suited to be with Vespa.” He said it with such smugness that I knew it was going to offend Ziah.

According to them, I'm an omega mated to another omega and our views do not count anywhere! As for Anna, let her keep on dreaming because I don't think the triplets will look her way even if their mate dies, unless she uses black magic on them, which I'm sure is hard to ensnare those with Alpha blood in them!

With whom I had planned my future with, for who I prayed to the moon goddess every night for me to be mated with all crumbled. When the triplet's father, our then-current alpha and Luna, Alpha Rox and Luna Daisy White were killed in a rouge attack, forcing the triplets to step up as alphas, the murder of their parents made them closed off and cold. But, even then, they tried visiting me and spending time with me, but what really butchered my heart was when they mercilessly broke it into a million pieces on the night of my sibling's twenty birthday.

As much as it hurt me to crush their little hopeful minds, they needed to know that Asher might claim to take responsibility for them, but it didn’t mean he loved them. “Anna!” Felicia, one of the mothers I engage in simple talks with at the park called my name and I looked over my shoulders to see her hanging onto her husband, brows arched. By her husband’s stance and scent, I knew he was Alpha. And one thing about Alphas were their attachment to their pup. Yet the look on his face was nothing but pure boredom as their children hopped around his legs, faces stuck in huge cotton candies. “The zoo is almost closed! Are you going to keep waiting out here? Who exactly are you waiting for?”

And somehow, strangely, he replied to me. "The triplets are powerful Alphas, and their bond with Orphillia is strong. So you must understand that your dream was a pointer to what would happen if they ever discover you have her and where you are hiding her. As long as they will do everything they can to find her, you must also do everything you can to hide from them since you love her that much. Make sure she doesn't suffer harm while she is with you because it will draw them closer and closer to her. You must know this. It is just the truth, not something that might or might not happen." His voice was very grave as he said the last sentence. Something about the way he said gave me chills imm

"My rightful place as Alpha. My territory. My power. The triplets took all of that when they banished me." "And you think I can help you get it back?" "I know you can," I said firmly. "You're stronger than all three of them combined now. With your power and my pack, we can take back what's mine." It wasn't a lie, exactly. We could certainly destroy the triplets with Liora's help. But that was just the beginning of what I had planned. "I'll need time to think," she said. "Of course. Stay with us as long as you need. Learn from us. Grow stronger."

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?”

“I’m not going to watch this pack do the same thing to him today. He deserves better than that. So do the rest of you, honestly, because an alpha who’s terrified to make any call at all isn’t going to keep you safer. It’s going to get you killed slower instead of faster.” The hall went quiet, and Griffin turned to look at her with an expression she’d never seen from him before, not just gratitude, but something closer to disbelief, like he genuinely hadn’t expected anyone, let alone her, to stand in front of his own pack and defend him from himself. The older wolf near the back, the same one who’d offered her that first grudging nod of respect, finally spoke into the silence. “She’s right. W

“She’s ours now, Eli. Fully and irrevocably. Every part of her. You lost your claim the moment you abandoned her. Leave, now. Before we make you regret every single step you took back onto this territory.” Eli’s jaw worked, a muscle twitching in his cheek, his hands clenching and unclenching at his sides. His gaze finally shifted from me, reluctantly, to look at the three formidable Alphas standing before him—really looked at them, taking in their raw power, their unwavering unity, the undeniable claim in their eyes. And in that moment, he saw what I already knew, what I felt deep in my bones: the triplets weren’t just my Alphas. They weren’t just my protectors. They were my mates. My true m