Three Alphas Novels & Stories

Also, behind this other Alpha is a looming shadow with the face of grief. The wounded Alpha kneels and begs him. Together, they gather four more Alphas, standing above a conquered battlefield. Beneath them are fallen men, many of them Alphas, Betas, and Deltas, but now turned into subjects. As their numbers grow, the six Alphas shatter an invisible barrier, revealing three other men forced to their knees. Wait… I think I understand. The three men must be the old regimes. Lupenvale, Fenvire, and Ashbourne

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.

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.

I stored the escape routes I would have to test later in my mind. “Tell me about them,” I finally asked. “The brothers. How old. How do they fight?” “Alpha Tristan is oldest. He’s quiet but very fierce in war. Alpha Kane is fire. He’s quick and unpredictable. Alpha Tyler laughs at danger. He doesn’t take life too seriously” I listened to her. Everette’s steps slowed as she led me to the door of the alpha chamber. She opened it, leading me inside. As soon as I stepped in, I saw three thrones. Their energy hit me hard. My wolf howled, wanting to bow in submission.

“You're sure that's the name they gave us?” “That's what the warriors said earlier,” I replied, keeping my voice low as we continued walking. “An Alpha arrived before sunset with his own warriors, and the elders apparently knew him.” Caspian remained silent, his brows pulled together as he looked like he was deep in thought. “Right now, I only care about finding out whether Thalia is here.”

“Then let us speak plainly. The blood tie exists. We cannot erase it. But it does not make Aurelius more important. It does not make Thorne less. And it does not change what Kai has given us. He chose all three of us. He opened for all three of us during his heat. He carries life from all three of us. That is the truth we should hold onto. We are not three separate alphas fighting for pieces of him. We are the triad. One claim. One family.” I shifted slightly on the furs, feeling another strong kick ripple across my belly. The movement made all three alphas lean in closer, their hands overlapping more fully, warm and protective. My heart still raced from the e

"Stop it..." But my body betrayed me. My legs trembled and my nipples hardened against the thin fabric of my blouse. I hated him for touching me, but hated myself more for wanting him to keep going. His voice came out low and vibrating against my skin. "There's a hunger in you, Annalyn. You don't understand it yet, but we do." "We?" "You've only met one of us." My stomach dropped. "One?" "Three alphas were born under the blood moon that year," he said. "We are bound to one mate, I mean... the same mate."

Matthew looked furious. Tyler looked scared. And suddenly the warmth from moments ago felt impossibly far away. My gaze drifted across the room toward Kael again. He had already returned to helping the healers, steady and calm like none of this chaos touched him. Simple. Normal. Then I looked back at the three Alphas around me — men carrying war, prophecy, power, and impossible choices on their shoulders. My chest tightened painfully. I was standing between two worlds. Both of them were beginning to fall apart.

The training sessions had not been long enough but it was still in our nature to fight back. "Aela, let me see you right behind me, now." Alpha Ryan's voice startled me through the mind link. I looked around me, there were about a hundred wolves in front of me and we were moving in a fixed manner, from Alpha to Beta to members of the alpha and beta families, to warrior wolves, to members of the pack and then the omegas. "I said now." He must have felt my resistance. "Yes alpha." I went out of line and ran to the front, ignoring the questioning looks I got. Doe was standing so close to him and so I had to take her side in fear.

The rest of our pack joins us, and as they settle around the table, I glance at Typhon and Fire Moon, gratitude spilling over in my heart. Life has a way of surprising us, doesn’t it? Each twist and turn leads us to unexpected joys. I squeeze Typhon’s hand, and he gives me a knowing smile. Together, we’ve created a haven, a place where love conquers all, where laughter fills the air, and where our hearts can finally rest. ‘See you were made to be an Alpha after all,’ my wolf chimes in. I almost chuckle out loud as I reply, ‘Well Co-Alpha at least.’