All Chapters of Mated to Triplet Alphas: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The aftermath of the battle had left our pack scarred and weary, but it also revealed the strength of our unity. We could feel the sense of finality after the battle between our pack and Bob’s army. Those who had gone over to Bob’s side, had been swayed by magic and were now fully recommitted to the pack.One afternoon, my mates and I stood in the clearing where the final clash had taken place, the scent of blood and sweat still lingering in the air. The losses were profound, but the bonds of our pack were unbreakable.I could tell that they could feel, as I did, that something profound had taken place. The fact that someone thought that they could take something that was ours was appalling, and we needed to ensure that it would never happen again.As we stood, surveying the land, remembering the battle, the sun began to set, casting a warm, orange hue across the clearing, we came together then, seeking solace and healing within each other's arms.I could feel the determination in my

The weeks passed with Dr. Matthias keeping a close watch on my pregnancy. His moving in with us had been a blessing, and he seemed to take it in his stride, not fearing to ask for anything that he needed.His weekly examinations became a routine part of our lives. The pack respected him for his knowledge and dedication and offered to help him whenever they could.As my belly grew, so did my anticipation and anxiety. But my friends from school, Lily and Sophia, who I had become distant with, came back into my life and brought with them a welcomed distraction.They began to visit regularly, their laughter filling our home and the whole compound with a sense of normalcy.One sunny afternoon, Lily and Sophia dropped by. I greeted them with a warm hug, grateful for their unwavering friendship during this challenging time. They had been a constant source of support and optimism.Lily and Sophia's visits became a cherished part of my routine, a glimmer of normalcy in a world filled with unce

 The aftermath of the vampire attack left us shaken. We traveled home as one, tightly grouped together. My mates, each having a hand on me in some way, reassuring themselves that I was alright.Although the attacks had been frequent and random, this attack had definitely been different. There were more vampires, and they seemed to have had a singular focus. They wanted to get to me. As we walked, we discussed their focus.“What could they want with Beryl?” Cheney spoke softly, but we all could hear him perfectly. “Were they trying to take her or just hurt her?”“It seemed as though they wanted to take her, they never put a damaging hand on her, did they?” Brian mused, seemingly to himself.As we walked, we talked, but, Lily, who had valiantly fought by my side, suddenly became faint and stumbled.“It’s nothing, I’m fine. I’m just tired. It’s been a hell of a day.”

 The arrival of the ally pack breathed new life into our compound, infusing it with a sense of camaraderie we had been missing. They integrated seamlessly into our pack, their presence offering a much-needed respite from the tension of recent events.Every member of the new pack worked hard and helped in the ways we needed them. They became our backbone, and our hearts. They became indispensable to us as a family and as a pack.Armand, though, remained distant, his emotional walls seemingly impenetrable. The scars left by Amy's betrayal were still fresh, and he was cautious about letting anyone get too close, especially Seraphina, the capable warrior from the ally pack, who had been brought with the intention of forming a pairing with him.Solomon had expressed his hopes of joining our packs together it seemed and using one of his most beautiful pack members to entice Armand to do so.Seraphina, graceful and composed, made her intentions clea

 Days turned into weeks, and the tension within our home, and compound remained palpable. The anger and disappointment that Cheney, Brian, and Nicholas felt toward me weighed heavily on all of us, the news of my secret spread quickly.It began casting a shadow over our once-unbreakable bond. I yearned to rebuild the trust I had eroded, but it seemed an insurmountable task.The rumors about Amy's possible connection with the vampires still gnawed at me. I couldn't fathom how she, imprisoned as she was, in our most secure dungeon, could have any dealings with our ancient enemies.Why would she want anything to do with the vampires anyway? Why would they want anything to do with her? Did her dark magic draw them in somehow? The uncertainty gnawed at my mind like a persistent itch.In my confusion and turmoil, I often found myself sitting alone by the window, gazing out at the moonlit valley that I now considered my home, and would do so for the