All Chapters of THE TRIPLET ALPHAS AND THEIR REJECTED MATE: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Shannon’s POVAfter the uneasy dinner with the triplets, I excused myself from the table, claiming not to feel well when the brothers suggested I stay a little longer with them.The weight of my coming departure hung heavily, and I retreated to my room, torn between the desire to escape and the reluctance to part ways with the brothers.As I resumed my preparations for my departure, a growing sense of impossibility settled in. Leaving this new connection with the triplets seemed unbearable, even with the challenges that hung over us.The next morning, set to leave the mansion, I was interrupted by a meeting with Robin and two of the brothers. He informed Jules and Ricky about the proposed mating deal with Selena and Leila, an attempt to save the family’s reputation.The revelation stirred a mix of emotions within me – anger, betrayal, and an undeniable ache for the brothers who had already become a significant part of my life.Hearing Leila’s involvement in the whole thing, I then beg

Shannon’s POVAs our car pulled up to the school, I could sense something was off. Whispers echoed through the air, and students exchanged glances as if they knew something we didn’t.Confused, I stepped out of the car with the triplets, only to be met with stares and hushed conversations.“What’s going on?” I asked, my voice shaky.Cole, noticing the tension, approached a group of students to find out what had happened. When he returned, his face revealed the gravity of the situation.“Shannon, there’s a video of us on the school website. Making out. The whole school knows.” He reluctantly said.The shock hit me like a tidal wave. My stomach churned, and I felt the heat of humiliation rise to my cheeks. “What? How is that even possible?”“We don’t know. But we’ll find out who did this.” Ricky chimed in, his own anger brewing.“Let’s go to the principal’s office. This needs to be addressed.” Cole suggested.“Are you crazy?” Jules shot Cole a glance and he remain silent.As we moved th

Selena’s POVThe hallways echoed with laughter and chatter as students rushed to their classes. Leila and I, hidden behind the mask of our new friendship, moved through the crowd too.Our eyes met, and an unspoken understanding passed between us — it was time to discuss what plan we had next against Shannon.Leila leaned in, her voice a mere whisper. “Selena, we need to hit her where it hurts this time. Make her crumble.”I smirked, already planning a devious scheme in my mind. “I’ve got an idea. Let’s turn the triplets against her. We need to exploit the rift we’ve created.”In the classroom, we sat side by side, exchanging notes on our wicked blueprint. The thought of vengeance lingered in our minds as we hatched a plot to sever Shannon’s ties with the triplets. The video hadn’t broken her, but this, this would be the final blow.Days had passed since we formed an unlikely partnership, and our friendship charade continued. Shannon’s wary eyes followed our every move, but little did

Cole’s POVThe wheels of the car screeched to a halt in front of St. Mary Hospital, the urgency of the situation seeping into every breath Ricky and I took. We exchanged a brief glance, our minds still grappling with the shock of the news that Shannon had been hit by a car.Jules emerged from the hospital’s entrance immediately he saw us, his face etched with worry and exhaustion. The sight of him alone was enough to intensify the knot of anxiety in my stomach.“Where is she? How is she?” I demanded as we approached, the gravity of the situation hanging thick in the air.Jules hesitated, a sadness revealing in his eyes. Ricky, ever impatient, cut straight to the chase, “What happened, Jules? Is Shannon okay?”His usual silence was usually loud, but Ricky wasn’t one to wait for answers. “Who did this to her? Did you see who hit her?” Ricky’s voice carried an edge, a dangerous sound of anger that reflected my own stirring emotions too.Jules, struggling to find the words, finally began

Shannon’s POVThe hospital room was filled with florescent light that hurt my eyes when it finally fluttered open. As I looked around, I found myself surrounded by faces that felt both familiar and distant.Three young men stood there, their expressions a mix of concern and relief. I tried to identify them in my head, but my mind was blank.“Hey, Shannon, you’re awake!” one of them, the one with a rugged charm, greeted me.I mustered a weak smile. “Yeah. Where am I?”“You’re in the hospital. You had an accident,” another one explained, his eyes searching mine for recognition.I shook my head, frustration building. “I don’t remember.”A moment later, a woman entered the room, and my face lit up immediately. I recognized her, she was my Mom. “Mom.” I whispered softly.She rushed forward, her eyes filled with a tears. “Yes, sweetheart. I’m here, baby. It’s alright now.”As I looked at the woman before me, her features warm and comforting, tears gathered in my eyes too but I didn’t know w