The Triplets Final Regret Novels & Stories

“I can't understand why you took so much risk. The triplets and I are fine, you shouldn’t have taken such a leap of faith.” He had his head down. “It is like, I just... I could only think about them and how much I would be disappointing them, I mean…” He babbled, his face a portrait of his thoughts. He expressed so much pain and regret, like a completely dismayed and lost man, that you could easily see how much he was suffering from it all. “All I could think about was apologizing, Lilie…” He was looking at me now. “I'm tired of being your annoyance, I'm tired of making you so unhappy.”

I wanted to end her life the same way she wanted to end mine, but I could not do it right now. “What? I thought the frown on your face should have turned into a smile by now,” she said, and I sighed. “Not everybody wants that. I want what you and Noah have. You found one mate at the ball who adores you, but what have I found? Trouble.” I sighed. “You can make it entertaining.” She smiled, but my expression was flat. “I do not intend to do that, and I have decided to reject them.” “What?” the triplets echoed, and I looked up to see them standing in front of the door.

The triplets spun and left without saying another word. For some people? Some people were not worth fighting for. And their father? Was one of them. Meanwhile – Axel's Next Move A phone screen illuminated a darkened room. Axel smiled at the text on his phone. Everything was going exactly as planned. The triplets believed they'd gotten away with it. Audrey believed she'd escaped. Fraser and Tressa believed they'd escaped their history. They hadn't. Because Axel Carter wasn't finished yet. Not yet. And when he did relocate? They'd never even realize what hit them.

“Mother, you have accepted it’s my child without proof! But I haven’t! And please don’t bring up those pictures that she sent to Amanza again to break us up! Those pictures are not enough! “Don’t mention Amanza! Now that’s who you shouldn’t trust after she pretended to be some poor innocent girl when she wasn’t! You should be regretting marrying her!” “No, Mother, you got it all wrong! I regret letting Susie back into my life! No, I'm past regrets! Regretting is not enough! I want proof that this baby is mind! So don’t call me until the baby is about to be born! Once that happens, everything will be clear to everyone that I'm telling the truth, and I will be able to move on with my life!”

"I AM THE CONSTANT. YOU ARE THE VARIABLE. AND IN THE END, THE VARIABLE ALWAYS EQUALS ZERO." ​The Giant’s chest plate opened, revealing a hollow chamber filled with Violet Static. And there, suspended in the center of the Giant’s "Heart," were three silhouettes. ​Leo’s heart stopped. ​"The Triplets..." he whispered. ​"No, Leo!" Ren’s voice screamed through the link. "Look at the frequency! Those aren't the children behind you. Those are the 'Regrets'! The versions of the triplets from the 'Deep-Archive', the ones who died in the first timeline!"

“ I thought that I would let you be and keep to myself, but I realize now that it was a mistake. I should have confronted you about the welcome party you threw for her when you said you were going to attend a gala. I was an idiot for believing whatever you say. In a sense, this is my fault. I didn't even mention that I wasn't feeling well and I missed my parents. In case you forgot, my parents died. They have been gone for a long time and this is where they are buried. That is why I came here to visit them. I'm not some crazy stalker like you think, but yeah, you can think whatever. I don't care anymore. You can continue taking care of Anna. She matters more to you than I do.” I lost my comp

"Director Laurette, I didn't mean to say that you were my substitute. I just feel that fate can be cruel. Back in Royal Crest University, you and Tyson were a perfect couple that everyone admired. But in the end, you married Bryce." Irene's words were like a sharp blade, piercing my heart. Ignoring my pale face, Irene continued, "Because of that reckless night between you and Bryce, all four of us have been living in pain. Laurette, do you regret not fighting back with all your might back then?" My lips trembled violently. "I did fight back." "Then you definitely didn't try your best," Irene's gaze shot like an arrow. "Or maybe, when he called you 'Maya,' you gave up struggling."

"You'd better watch yourselves. Cross me, and you'll regret it." He turned and stalked away, Catherine hurrying after him. Before disappearing, she shot Jasper a look filled with pure venom—her mask finally slipping to reveal the calculating predator beneath. Alone in the moonlit garden, Jasper collapsed to his knees, hands buried in his hair as the weight of realization crushed down on him. "Julian, we were so wrong. So completely, utterly wrong." Julian sighed, placing a steadying hand on his brother's shoulder. "Regret won't change the past. All we can do now is find Madeline and try to make amends—if that's even possible."

It pushed me from the inside out forcing me to want to give up and accept the darkness that I suspiciously believed to be death, Then I saw them. The triplets had been captured. For a brief second my heart skipped a beat and I let myself hold on for a second longer. The second my eyelids fluttered, Jax’s head snapped up. His golden eyes were bloodshot, completely wild with panic. "Soraya," he choked out. He thrashed against the chains, the metal clinking loudly against the floor. "Soraya... God, look at me. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry."

By the next winter, the triplets have engineered a peace: not just with themselves, but with the cold, the dark, the burning, repetitive ache that comes from loving the same person in the exact same way. Their worlds have flattened into one, but instead of making it smaller, it’s made a capacious new country, weird and wild and never the same twice.