Triplet Alphas Chasity Novels & Stories

❤️ #TheAlphaBloodCircleSigningOff Cassandra M

That was why they were superior to those barbarians, they used their head and not their instincts. “There is a reason for tonight’s celebration.” Alpha Ren said. “I have a very important announcement that I am sure will please you all.” “Sapphire.” Phoenix slid behind her and whispered. “I waited for you yesterday.” She nearly groaned, how foolish of him to think she would truly show up. As the most beautiful female in Diamond pack, lots of men soiled themselves with a touch from her, they competed to have her attention and proposals to her were stacked high on her father’s table every day. Why did this fool believe her when she promised to meet with him in the love garden late at night? She

The triplets were about to witness the unfolding of a crucial chapter in their lives. Then, the curious faces of the boys emerged. Cassian stared at us, followed by Dorian and Kane. Hunter and I exchanged a look, aware that this was a special moment. “Cassian, Dorian, Kane, it's okay,” I smiled, trying to calm any anxiety they might feel. Cassian, hesitant, was the first to speak. “We were worried. What happened?” I took a deep breath before answering. “Nothing, everything is okay now. I just want you to meet a very special person. Boys, this is the Alpha King of the pack, Hunter.”

They had thrown a big party for her, inviting the whole pack to celebrate. The triplets still had one more year of school left to complete. But they were managing to balance their studies with their duties as Alphas. It wasn’t easy, but they were determined to finish their education just like their father would have wanted. Three months after Zach’s execution, Ava and the triplets had held their official mating ceremony. It had been the most beautiful wedding the pack had ever seen. Ava had worn a white dress that sparkled in the sunlight, and the triplets had worn matching black suits.

The scent was so familiar, but I couldn't exactly place where I had found it before. "Let's go then!" Allec said, seemingly taking the lead on this one. That was what I loved about us being triplets ... we did and acted exactly the same, our thoughts were in sync without us even needing to say it out loud. I was the eldest, then Allec, followed by Alex. The three of us were Alphas together, but when we couldn't come to a full consensus, I was always the one who had the final say in the matter. We ran for what felt like forever to me, trying to catch up to the scent, but each time that it got stronger, the scent went away again. I sighed as it felt like we were going in circles. "Come on guys

Tristan said, "even deciding what I should do with them" Philip suddenly showed up beside Tristan, it was so fast that nobody had seen how he stood up or how he ran so fast. And not just that, his hand had replaced Tristan's hands. "He isn't an alpha, he's totally unimportant," Tristan said. And suddenly the sound of bones cracking filled the room. "Disrespect my woman, die a disgraceful life*

As much as it hurt me to crush their little hopeful minds, they needed to know that Asher might claim to take responsibility for them, but it didn’t mean he loved them. “Anna!” Felicia, one of the mothers I engage in simple talks with at the park called my name and I looked over my shoulders to see her hanging onto her husband, brows arched. By her husband’s stance and scent, I knew he was Alpha. And one thing about Alphas were their attachment to their pup. Yet the look on his face was nothing but pure boredom as their children hopped around his legs, faces stuck in huge cotton candies. “The zoo is almost closed! Are you going to keep waiting out here? Who exactly are you waiting for?”

I had my own cottage, I had a job at the pack diner, and I was training to be a cop in the human city. It was at this time that the Alpha triplets, Osiris, Evander, and Andrew, started looking for their fated mate. After 6 ½ years they still hadn’t found her. Alpha Kordell wasn’t going to give up the Alpha position until the triplets found their fated mate or decided on a contract mate.

She always did. Even now, even after her skin had cleared, after the strange, scaly patches that once covered her cheeks and arms vanished a year ago, they still saw her as the girl she used to be. Ugly. Unwanted. Untouched. And it was mostly thanks to them. The triplets. Jaxon. Maddox. Kyren. Graduating Alphas. Next in line to rule the Moonstone Pack. They were everything she wasn’t — tall, lethal, unnaturally beautiful, and adored.

“She’s the one the visions warned us about. The girl who can resist the Alpha bond. The one with three threads tied to her neck.” “Three?” I turned now, eyes narrowing. He nodded. “The triplets. Dax. Kai. Riven. All three are bound to her. They would have marked her during the Trials—together, but—” A low whistle left my mouth. “What kind of creature pulls three Alphas like moths to flame?” “A cursed one,” he said bitterly. “The kind that stirs war.” I crossed the room slowly, my boots silent against the black marble. My blade sat on the low obsidian table, its surface catching the moonlight. I picked it up, turning the weapon in my hand.