Three Alphas Novels & Stories

“ ‘The three bandits’ are a group of rouges you can call upon when you want to eliminate a target but don’t want to get your hands dirty. Most Alphas want to eliminate them ourselves since they cause so much destruction in their way but nothing has been done about them because there is no proof left behind that they are the ones that did it and two they have never been caught to even integrate. The fact that you guys even saw them before they attacked and lived to tell the tale is impressive.” Alpha Alex finished staring straight at us. We were seated around the kitchen table waiting for supper and Alpha Alex waisted no time in telling us what was happening.

Six hundred miles away. I let my breath out slowly, visualizing the sound as a silver wire stretching across the dark heart of the country. I bypassed the static of the local radio towers and the white noise of the highway traffic. I searched for the specific, filtered resonance of an air-conditioned room and the hushed, arrogant tones of men who thought they were invisible. “...the Alpha’s soul is a dead battery,” a voice hissed. It was sharp, like a razor blade. “But the children... the children are exactly what we need.”

Aiden could be so infuriating. I shook my head, trying to focus on the present. I didn’t want to relive any of it. Not Akira’s madness, not Aiden’s cryptic behavior, and certainly not the triplets’ terrifying display of authority. “Alpha Alaric,” Lucy’s voice pulled me from my thoughts. I blinked, turning to face her. “I was saying… Aagney, Alas, Aasher, and Ares Argento—they’re the Alphas of Brimridge Pack,” she explained, her tone quieter now.

"Were you with more than one partner?" Heat flooded my face. I couldn't speak. His eyes widened slightly. "More than one alpha?" I nodded, barely a movement. "How many?" "Three," I whispered. He sat back heavily. "Goddess above." "Is that... is that bad? For the baby?" "I don't know." He ran a hand through his hair. "I've never seen a case like this. Omegas don't usually... and with three alphas..." He shook his head. "Lyra, this child is going to be extraordinary. The alpha genetics alone"

Before the witch helped me go back in time, she had warned me about the terms coming with this spell. “You can change your path, but fate always demand a price.” Once I returned, I would have to fulfill three of Noah’s wishes. This time, we would no longer be trapped in this mate bond anymore. At the Werewolf Council, due to Noah’s special position as the Alpha, we had a lot of documents to sign. On the form’s last page, we needed to sign our names. I watched Noah sign his quickly, then he walked away. I hesitated for a moment.

After all, she knows all about handling three Alpha mates too. "Four," Truk says, sitting up on his hind legs. “Three alphas and one omega.” Dog shakes with laughter. “Come on, you can't tell that just by smelling it,” he laughs. Truk gives him an innocent look. “I can, I swear. There are three alphas and one omega. You will see." We all laugh one more time, and then Kane purrs lightly in my ear. "Are you done with today's reports, man?" I agree.

I started leafing through it and saw some pictures, as well as symbols, and some titles, but I didn't stop to pay attention to anything. "Open to chapter five," Hyperion asked me, and I answered. 'Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Omega, Delta and Theta' So there were two classifications I didn't know about. "I'll start from the top and then explain the other two." Hyperion began to speak, I could feel the passion he had for teaching, and I smiled. "Alphas are those who lead, they are usually the strongest, the most agile and the most resilient. Each pack has a main Alpha, who leads the pack in general. But there isn't just one Alpha, the others usually hold prominent positions, like the owner of a compan

Being with this Alpha must be ten times better than being stuck with Gamma Price. I have to make this work. No matter what.

And just like that, X handed him his notice — and not the polite kind. The three Alphas didn’t waste a second. One moment they were still, the next they were tearing toward the enemy like storms breaking loose. They shouted orders as they ran, rallying their wolves, while Reynold, his son, and their beta scrambled back to their side. From what I could tell, there were no women among them.

Three. The principal’s voice boomed across the hall, breaking the heavy silence. “As you can see, the Alpha heir you’ve always known is not just one person. They are three brothers, bound by a curse since birth. Alpha Kai, Alpha Riven, and Alpha Dax.” He gestured among all three. Gasps and whispers rose around me like a tidal wave. I barely heard them. My gaze stayed locked on the brothers, memories flashing in my mind like broken glass. Kai’s cold eyes watching me get bullied.