All Chapters of Chosen By The Alpha Triplets: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Damien’s POVShit… I can’t keep her, it hurts as fuck. It would kill me to break bonds with her, but I can’t hurt her.I don’t know how she is not hurt, but it must be a miracle. I can’t take chances with her safety.I grit my teeth. I tightened my grip around her wrist and pulled her out of my room.“I’ll take you to Daniel… Okay?” I said, but she yanked her hand out of my grip instead.I groaned as I turned to see her stand with her hands crossed over her chest, I raked my long hair back as I stared at her, nearly frustrated.“This is already hard for me, Sera, please don’t make it any harder… I beg you.”She shook her head, “I don’t want to go… I don't want to leave… I don’t want to break ties with you, Damien.”I looked down and took a deep breath before inching closer to her, “Sera… didn’t you see what I am… Aren’t you scared of me… I am a monster, Sera… A monster that loses his senses when he gets horny… I don’t make love Sera… I claim.’She gulped and held my gaze, “Then claim

Serafine's POV The night was still, the only sound was the soft rustling of leaves in the wind. Outside I stood, the cool breeze brushed my skin, but all that could be felt was the tension which hung between us in the air. Damien had warned me about Neimad, his wolf, the other part of him he kept locked away. Something dark, powerful and dangerous. "You are certain of this?" he asked, his voice like gravel pitting my senses. His eyes, steady and unwavering as always, danced with a flicker of uncertainty. I nodded, even as my heart pounded against my chest. "Yes," I whispered. I knew what I was getting myself into, or at least, so I thought. He had told me of Neimad, of how his wolf became this wild, uncontrollable beast overtaking him whenever Damien let his guard down. It was as if Neimad had been a kind of curse, a punishment that haunted him from inside the man. Yet, something inside me whispered that it shouldn't be the way it was, that it could be otherwise. I just couldn't st

Daniel's POV"Serafine, nooo!” Damien exclaimed.We knew she was taken back to Silas.The moment the tension breaks, I slip away. I felt like there was something poking me, maybe a doubt. I just can't seem to get it out of my mind. The pregnancy. The more I actually think about it, the more it just doesn't feel quite right. Serafine hasn't been with Silas long enough for her to carry his child. I need to know the truth.I ran back to the packhouse as my mind started racing. Searching for answers, digging through the records, medical files, anything that would actually help. I spend hours but find nothing. It frustrates me, really. The only thing I know is, this timeline just doesn't add up. The baby. It has to be ours.Finally, I round my brothers up. "There's something wrong," I tell them, pacing the room. "The pregnancy. It doesn't add up. She hasn't been with Silas long enough."David looks up, his face white. "You're certain?" he asks."I checked everything. This baby's ours," I

Damien's POV "We have a problem," I said."What's happening?" Serafine asked, an edge of concern etched on her face. I went to the window, peering outside. Chaos erupted as pack members rushed through the yard, panic in their eyes. "It's Silas!" I shouted, realization hitting me like a wave. "He's attacking!" "Protect the kids!" Serafine yelled, her voice fierce. I turned, but she grabbed my arm. "Damien, please!"I nodded, my heart racing. "We have to get them to safety."The sounds of battle grew louder as we ran down the hall. It sounded as if the walls were closing in as I guided Serafine and the children toward the hidden cellar."In!" I yelled, motioning them inside."Where are you going?" Serafine asked, fear in her voice."My dear, I will be right back," I promised, though I felt uncertain about that. I ran toward the main room. My heart was really beating fast. Outside, the chaos grew worse. Voices yelled down the hallways, and I felt the walls shudder with a loud cras

Serafine's POV"Get ready!" my mother yelled, her tone filled with anxiety. I feel the storm cease for an instant, but I know that is far from over. It is now time for the real fight to begin.I grip her arm tightly at the weighted feeling of what's to come. We've pushed Silas's men back, but something doesn't feel right. It's too quiet. Too still. My heart pounds in my chest as I scan the field, searching out why this bad feeling has landed in the middle of my gut.And then, I saw him. Silas, standing on the edge of the clearing, his face twisted into a wicked smile. There's something different about him now. His confidence. It unnerves me."You thought this was the end?" he taunts, his voice going across the field. "You're wrong.In that instant, the atmosphere around us changes. Thick, heavy darkness swirls in the sky, and my stomach sinks as I realize Silas is much more powerful than we thought. His eyes gleam with something I can't place, and I know this isn't just him anymore.