Redhead Triplets Novels & Stories

The colors were subtle, almost translucent, and seemed to blend into the atmosphere. I gasped in awe, my heart swelling with the beauty of the triple rainbow. It was like a rare and enchanting dance of light and water, a phenomenon I had never seen before in all my travels and adventures. Haydn turned to me with a proud grin. “Bella, this is one of the secrets of this hidden place. It’s a rare occurrence, and it’s said that witnessing a triple rainbow is a symbol of good fortune and blessings.” I was at a loss for words, overwhelmed by the beauty of the natural spectacle before us. This moment, with Haydn by my side, surrounded by the majesty of nature, was truly a gift. We stood there, mesm

Asher was the first to notice Diana plump and red lips and he found himself swallowing his saliva and wanting to have a taste of those strawberry lips. Diana didn't utter a word but could only stare at the Triplets who looked almost alike, but she couldn't easily notice their difference. Asher and Zane both had piercing in their ears, and judging by their looks, she knew they were not sone weak guys. They were tall and had deep brown eyes unlike Killian who had golden eyes. Judging by their height, they were both about 6.2ft tall with dark hair. The one with a smile on his face which was Asher looked cuter to Diana, but she immediately discarded any thought because she had no idea who they w

"We're worlds apart in every possible way. No one in his family would ever accept me, and you need to stop being delusional just because he helped me once." I let out another dry laugh. "And don't forget that he was also the reason I ended up in that situation where he had to help me in the first place." I walked over and sat on the edge of her bed. Petra nodded slowly. "Realistically... you're right." She paused before continuing. "I've heard that out of the triplets, Kael is the most likely heir to the Ravencrest Empire. That means his future partner would almost certainly have to come from a family with equal status and wealth."

Caleb smoothly slotted in right behind me, his hand resting lightly on the small of my back. As we walked into the grand ballroom, the murmurs began instantly. The elite of the city whispered behind their crystal glasses, their eyes darting from the notorious Blackwood triplets to the woman on their arms. Word of Richard's overnight financial collapse had already leaked, and seeing his ex-wife flanked by the very men orchestrating his ruin was the ultimate scandal.

"You need to learn how to be a brother again. You’re so busy being the 'Keeper' that you’ve forgotten that your siblings are your partners. If they fall, the mountain has no filter. It will consume you." Caleb flinched. It was the first time I’d seen him look like a fifteen-year-old in days. "Again," Elena said from the porch. "From the top. Colin, anchor the house this time. Cindy, listen for the drone’s pilot. Caleb... keep the neighbors from seeing what's going on in here." The triplets looked at each other. For the first time, I saw a spark of the old triplet synergy; the 'Three-Headed Force.' They didn't need a pack. They were a resonance.

Hallow Hades pack, Silver Moon pack, Night Walker pack, wolves from the capital and the major cities, plus guests pouring in from everywhere. Even the outcasts came. Rogues, lone wolves, deviants, half-shifted things with twisted faces. Exiles who crawled back just to be seen by the Lycan. I walked in with Amanda and took my seat beside Lucien, at the table below the emperor’s platform. A few heads in the crowd turned when they saw us. Then the Alpha Triplets arrived. The roar doubled. They wore matching armour, black and sharp, like generals walking into a massacre. I hated the noise, hated how the whole place thundered for them, hated how every man in here tripped over himself for their ap

And so she wasn't. It was fine. It was totally fine. Holly could play the lone wolf. It gave her time to stew in her own bitterness and plan her revenge. She wasn't sure how many berries would be necessary. There were four targets. The king and his three nephews. The Heavens Triplets. Each more powerful and dangerous than the last. Rumor had it that the triplets were planning to betray the king and take his throne. Rumors in the packlands were always so sensational. And never substantiated.

My brow raised, “oh?” “Yes. We got to hear what our stupid nephew did to you earlier today. Accept our condolences for the loss of your friend.” I stepped back looking at them when it suddenly clicked - Brothers! Rhys, Asher and Declan. I have heard those names several times before - from Maria most especially. They were the triplets. The Alpha's brothers. “Thank you,” I said, lifting my chin, “but I do not need your condolences.” “We respect that.” Asher cut in, “but we believe we can offer you something you need.”

She silently prayed that she could explain everything clearly. “Doctor, they’re actually triplets—two boys and one girl. When they were about four years old, I was in the kitchen cooking, and all three of them were with me—Blue, the patient, Redrigo, and Pinkerlia. While I was busy cooking, they asked to play in the living room. I allowed them because I trusted them. We were the only ones in the house at the time since we didn’t hire housemaids. While they were in the living room, suddenly my son Red came running, panting. He said that Blue took Pinkerlia on his bike toward the pool. I turned off the stove and rushed out there. And when I got there…”

he said. I shifted my weight slightly, ignoring the way my body protested, ignoring the faint tremor that tried to creep into my limbs as I steadied myself. “At the time of their birth,” I began, my voice even, “the law regarding triplets was still in effect.” Narek’s expression changed instantly. “The curse law,” he murmured. I inclined my head. “Yes,” I said. “Triplets were seen as a bad omen, a curse upon the pack, especially when they were all male.”