All Chapters of ALPHA KING'S SECRET TRIPLETS: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

 HUNTER'S POV The Mountain Range stretched before me, majestic and imposing. My gray wolf form ran swiftly alongside Garm, my loyal beta. Desperation and urgency fueled our paws in the desperate search for Belladonna who could save my children, poisoned by Ignis. As we reached the base of the mountain, I stopped abruptly, staring at Garm with determined eyes. “Where is the Belladonna?” I asked, anxiety echoing in my voice. Garm, assuming his human form, pointed to the tip of the Mountain Range, indicating the beginning of the gorge. “It's there, Alpha Hunter. At the top, at the beginning of the gorge. That's where Belladonna blooms.” I nodded, determined to reach the plant as quickly as possible. “I'll get the fruit. You keep watch in case Ignis shows up.” Garm nodded, understanding the gravity of the situation. I transformed back

The weight of Cierce's words hung in the air, like a looming death sentence. My instincts screamed at me to brace myself for the impending confrontation, while the darkness of the night intensified around us. It was time to face the consequences of a betrayal that cut as deep as the claws of a hungry wolf. The weight of her words hung in the air, but I didn't allow fear to take hold of me. Instead, I faced Cierce with determination. “You betrayed our friendship, Cierce. Why?” A bitter smile danced on Cierce's lips, her eyes filled with resentment. “Because I'm an omega,” she replied, her voice a bitter whisper. “Always rejected, always underestimated by the pack. The only joy I had was when the Goddess blessed me, saying that Jeff was my destined wolf. But even that, you and Hunter managed to take away from me.” I furrowed my brow, perplexed. “I didn't take a

ZORA'S POVThe heart of the pack pulsed with a unique energy as Ignis, Garm, and I made our way to the gathering place. Wooden benches were arranged in an organized manner, and in the center, a colossal throne stood, carved with faces representing the alphas who preceded Garnet, the imposing Alpha King. Expectations hung in the air, and pack members began to gather, eager for the important decision that was about to be announced. I stared at the throne, whose imposing presence echoed my father's authority, and my thoughts wandered to what was to come. Garnet would choose his Luna today, the woman who would share the throne and eventually be the mother of his heir. A shadow of concern loomed over me as I wondered what fate awaited me in this process. It was impossible not to think about what was at stake, especially for me, the Alpha's daughter, who saw the shadow of succession looming over the pack. Ignis sensed my restlessness and ge

ZORA'S POVIgnis's den was a peaceful refuge, away from the festivities that stirred the pack in celebration of the expectation of a new heir for Garnet. Months had passed since I refused to follow the imposed destiny as the priestess of the Moon Goddess, and my father, the Alpha King, chose to ignore my presence in the pack. While everyone celebrated the arrival of the heir, I was immersed in studying the properties of plants and herbs, seeking a deeper understanding of their powers. Ignis, my mentor and confidante, was my only connection to the pack's world. Today, I worked meticulously with herbs and plants, preparing something that could be useful in the future. The soft light of candles illuminated the den when I sensed Ignis's presence. Quickly, I hid what I was preparing, took a deep breath to clear my mind, and then swallowed some Artemisia. Ignis entered the den, her scrutinizing gaze

ZORA'S POVThe center of the pack was shrouded in a dark and heavy atmosphere, marked by sadness and mourning. Garnet, the Alpha King, wore a weary expression, witnessing yet another burial of a Luna and her stillborn. It wasn't Gwenyth being laid to rest, but the fifth Luna the Moon Goddess had sent to my father. Each one of them, is a victim of actions orchestrated by me, to eliminate any threat to my rightful claim to the throne. Ignis, my confidante and involuntary accomplice, observed the ceremony by my side. There was no room for remorse, only the certainty that I was securing my place as the next leader of the pack, even if it meant sacrificing the lives of those who should lead alongside Garnet. I glanced at Ignis and whispered that I would wait for her by the river. Ignis responded with a simple nod, understanding the ominous nature of my invitation. With determined steps, I moved away from the crowd and headed towards the ri