Polyandry Novels & Stories

"Jason, I'm going to tell you something that might help. Something about Lycan mating traditions that isn't commonly known." "Okay." "Historically, powerful Lycans often had multiple mates. One primary bond. Sometimes secondary connections that strengthened the pack." She pulls out a thick book. The same one she showed me before. "This wasn't weakness or infidelity. It was strategy. Building strong packs required diverse connections." "But modern tradition—" "Modern tradition suppressed this practice during political consolidation. Leaders decided exclusive pair bonding was easier to control." She opens the book. "But the old ways recognized that mate bonds can form with multiple people. Tha

Ajeng asked, giggling when she saw their hands holding each other. "Dating after marriage is more fun." "Didn't you and Ella ever do this?" Ajeng asked curiously. Evan snorted and rolled his eyes. "Don't look for trouble. How could I do this with a wife who cheated on me whenever she wanted? I'm disgusted by people who easily cheat when they are already committed to someone else." Ajeng nodded. "Oh, right. So, we have a marriage certificate? I just found out that polygamy can get a marriage certificate. How is that possible?" Ajeng asked in surprise.

He patted my hand. “But, all of them are heir, Alpha, and there are three of them, and one of me...” I tried to sound convinced about my argument. The math didn´t add up. It was common for multiple siblings to be paired with one mate or for twins to be paired with another set of twins; however, it was unheard of for one female to be mated to three non-related males. A knock on the door interrupted our conversation. “Dad... this is mayhem...” Stavros entered and started pacing the room. “The senior Alphas are on the brink of declaring war on one another,” he said, and my father stood up.

Then she nodded. I stared at her, my chest tightening painfully. He knew? My father knew about this, about me being tied to three Alphas, and he let it happen? I think they all knew that was why they asked Elara to runway. For a moment, everything inside me went cold. The man who raised me,had sold me like some kind of offering. Moon Goddess, this couldn’t be real. “No,” I said firmly, shaking my head. “No, I’m not accepting this. I can’t be mated to three Alphas. It’s wrong, it’s impossible!”

“Public appearances together are mandatory. Family events, corporate dinners, charity galas, and any occasion deemed necessary to preserve the public image of the marriage.” “You expect me to live with her?” Lucas snapped. “My best guess is that you were given the file I was given and everything is written there. Why are you acting like you are seeing it for the first time?” I snapped at him. “Unlike you, I assumed my father wouldn’t decide my future without asking me,” he replied. I bit the inside of my cheeks hard enough to taste blood, stopping myself from saying what was on my mind. “There is also a fidelity clause.” “You've got to be kidding me,” Lucas laughed, and more than the contrac

People knew the laws during Reginald's era had still permitted multiple wives. Perhaps Reginald had another wife under the old legal system, whose child was never publicly acknowledged. If Finella herself accepted that history, the public might see no problem with the descendant. Many prominent men of that era had children from multiple wives. Finella could easily recast the man as Nathaniel's brother and conceal his true origins. Nathaniel would not allow it, and said bluntly, "I can't accept that story. I have heard malicious rumors claiming that you once purchased sperm from a brilliant young professor."

What he did not mention was that the parasite in Leanne’s body had been planted to stop her from getting impregnated by any other man, except by the one who planted it. In ancient times, the tribes in Canyonland practiced polygamy. Men who were capable enough could marry as many women as they wished. That caused a wave of massive problems. With so many wives and offspring, how could one know if a child was actually his? To ensure a pure bloodline, this parasite was developed. And it could only be planted onto a woman by a man. It was weird that Leanne could become the victim of such a parasite.

Blake finally confessed. “Cough, in my time, polygamy was the standard, and powerful men had three to five wives and many concubines. When you gain more power, the male libido will also increase. I’m not telling you to get with all the women in the world because it’s unhealthy, but having multiple partners will satisfy you and lessen the strain on your one partner.” Gerold finally stated. “Well, let’s put a feather in the cap for the time being and cross that bridge when we get there. I have more willpower than you think.”

“I mean, we slept that night together. How can you be so sure it's only his?” Krysie confusedly looked at him. “What do you mean? Kaizer said they're Hunter's. I can't give birth to triplets with a different father.” “You can,” Elias replied. “It's called Superfecundation.” Huh? “Super—what?” Elias smiled at her and at that moment, she felt at ease. “Superfecundation occur when a woman, having ovulated at least twice in the same cycle, sleeps with more than one man within twenty-four hours. I don't believe it's only Hunter's.”

As he set the glass back on the bar, he said, "What does she plan on doing now? From what I hear, his bear has already scented her as his mate." "His bear isn't the only one," Wes said. "And I'm not sure what we're going to do at this point. I've never heard of two animals scenting the same mate. How does that even work?" Dimitri grinned. "Very carefully." Then he shrugged. "Panthers are by nature poly creatures, so I know it happens." Wes shook his head. "Don't get me wrong. I'm not a prude. I've had threesomes before, but after the sex was over, that was it. How do you deal with three people on a permanent, day-to-day basis?"