Triplet Mates Novels & Stories

"Triple mate bonds are extraordinarily rare. So rare that most wolves believe they're just legends. But they are real, and they follow specific rules." "What rules?" Aveline whispered. "In a triple mate bond, there is always a hierarchy." Morgana moved to the center of the room, her staff tapping against the stone floor. "Three mates, but not equal. One is the primary bond, the strongest connection. The other two are secondary bonds, real, but lesser." Silence fell like a heavy blanket. "No," Dominic said. "That's not possible. We all felt the same thing." "Did you?" Morgana challenged. "Or did you feel similar things and assume they were identical? Have you not noticed that certain emotions

Back and forth. “You imagined it,” I muttered under my breath. “It was the lighting. The music. The champagne.” But the memory burned too clearly, the purple light. It wasn’t symbolic, it wasn’t imagination. It was the mark of the mate bond. Visible only to the bonded pair. I wasn’t supposed to see it. Unless… “Ugh!” Frustration ripped out of me as I dragged both hands through my hair. Maybe this was another one of their games. The triplets had always been dangerous in their own way. Charming when they wanted something. Ruthless when they didn’t get it. Maybe this was some elaborate psychological trap, a cruel manipulation designed to destabilize me.

"Three of them—identical triplets. They're senior students in the Elemental Magic department. And they're all mated to the same female." Sebastian's eyebrows shoot up. "A shared mate?" His wolf bristles at the concept, instinctively rejecting the idea of sharing what belongs to him. The very thought makes his arm tighten around Lyric's waist. Riley nods enthusiastically, clearly delighted to be the source of supernatural gossip. "The Draconis triplets share a single mate. It's a dragon thing—apparently when they're hatched as multiples, they're destined to share. Their mate is some water elemental. I've only seen her once, but she's gorgeous—all ethereal and glowy.'“

Curiouser and curiouser. The Oracle continues. “I wouldn’t be surprised if we don’t start seeing more mate trios on our side if that is the case. We know that mate pairs gain power once they are mated. That is why choice mates are accepted. It must be even more so with trios.” She turns to us. “I think that the goddess is trying to give us every advantage that she can.”

Mason declared and the others nodded in affirmation. “We need to work together as a team. If you don’t accept that she is your mate, we do. And the last thing we want is being discovered. If not for anything, you should be able to help your brothers who believe in the mate bond”, Mason said in conclusion. His words went over Jason’s ears continuously. Jason felt a pinch of guilt, even if he tried to feel normal. “Fine…how is father going to know about this if none of you told her? She doesn’t even know that we are her mates!” Jason said.

"You don't have to tell me anything. But I'm a pretty good listener. And I don't know anyone in your life, so there's no risk of me running my mouth to the wrong people." That was actually appealing. Someone who didn't know the triplets or the pack or any of it. "It's complicated," I said. "Most things worth talking about are." I picked up my coffee. Finally took a sip. It was lukewarm and kind of terrible but it was something to do with my hands. "I have three mates," I said. "Triplets. The mate bond formed a few weeks ago and everything's been a mess since." "Triplets? That's gotta be complicated just logistically."

"Hit us." He flipped a page and gestured like a teacher giving a holy sermon. "Fated mates are bonded through divine intention. It is rare, but documented, that more than two mates may exist in a bonded group. Triads and quads have occurred in history, though not often. The magic is... unique." Riven raised a brow. "Unique how?" Auren smiled faintly. "The bond strengthens all participants. Emotionally, physically... magically. When all mates are joined, spiritually, emotionally, and physically, their powers begin to intertwine. They begin to share abilities. They grow stronger. Together."

"We have him locked up, and we will get every secret out of him before we decide what to do with him." I nodded, but I had another question. "How can I be Mate to both of you?" "We're identical twins," Mathias said. "We've always known we would share a Mate. It's rare, but it happens." "And you're both... okay with that?" I couldn't believe it. "We've shared everything our whole lives," Mathias said. "We're more than okay—we're only complete when we're together. We just hope you can accept both of us."

Their scents wrapped around me like warmth and they smelled like a variety of flowers. My voice was barely above a whisper. “Mates” I could feel the triplets now standing before me and in that moment, they all murmured. “Mate.”

I asked. “Close enough to trip the outer sensors,” Nathan said. “Not close enough to breach anything. Yet. That word matters.” “Who are they?” “Two unaffiliated wolves, based on the readings. Rogue, probably. The third is harder to place. Could be scouting for a pack. Could be someone working alone who heard the same rumor everyone else has heard.” “What rumor?” “That something happened to a rejected mate that shouldn’t have been possible,” Neil said. “That’s all it takes. Nobody needs the full story to want a piece of it.”