All Chapters of Omega and Alpha Triplets: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Nicola’s life shifted in small, incremental ways over the next few days. It wasn’t just the bond - though that pulsed steadily in the background like a drumbeat - but the way the triplets had claimed her as theirs. The subtle way Damien’s hand would find hers in the hallway, how Dylan would throw an arm casually over her shoulders, or the lingering warmth of Dean’s protective presence by her side.It didn’t take long for the rumors to spread.By Monday morning, the entire school buzzed with the news. Whispers followed Nicola everywhere she went, weaving a tapestry of curiosity, envy, and, in some cases, outright hostility.“That’s her?” a girl murmured behind her in the hallway. “The Omega who thinks she can mate with the triplets?”“She must have bewitched them or something,” another sneered. “There’s no way they chose her.”Nicola kept her chin high, though her insides churned. Chloe and Theo flanked her protectively, their expressions daring anyone to say something louder. The trip

The days following the confrontation with Jordan were tense. Nicola could feel the weight of the pack’s scrutiny wherever she went. Whispers followed her through the school hallways, and the air at every pack gathering was heavy with unspoken questions.But the triplets were her constant. Damien, Dylan, and Dean stayed close, their protective presence a reassurance that she wasn’t alone in this fight. And yet, Nicola couldn’t shake the feeling that something bigger was coming - something that would test her bond with the Alphas and her place in the pack.“Again,” Damien commanded, his voice firm but not unkind.Nicola braced herself, her body coiled tightly as Dean lunged at her. She ducked under his swipe, using her smaller frame to maneuver behind him. With a grunt, she delivered a quick jab to his side, earning an approving nod from Dylan, who observed from the sidelines.“That’s better,” Dylan said. “You’re getting faster.”“But not fast enough,” Nicola panted, wiping sweat from h

The aftermath of the trials left Nicola in a whirlwind of emotions. As the pack members dispersed, some offering respectful nods and others begrudging glares, she stood surrounded by the triplets. Their protective presence shielded her from the weight of the gazes, but the undercurrent of tension was undeniable.The four of them walked back toward the Blackstone mansion, their steps falling into a natural rhythm. Nicola’s head buzzed with the events of the day, the adrenaline from the trials still coursing through her veins. She glanced at Damien, who walked closest to her, his hand brushing against hers.“You were incredible today,” Damien said, his voice soft but brimming with pride.Nicola felt her cheeks flush. “I don’t know if ‘incredible’ is the word. I was mostly terrified.”Dylan snorted from her other side. “Terrified, maybe, but you didn’t show it. Ryan looked like he’d been hit by a truck when you dropped him.”“Bet his ego’s in worse shape than his ribs,” Dean added with a

The chatter in the Crescent Moon High cafeteria was louder than usual, a buzzing hive of gossip and speculation. Nicola walked in with Chloe and Theo, her tray balanced precariously in her hands. Despite their laughter and lighthearted conversation, she couldn’t shake the sense of unease that had followed her all morning.Everywhere she turned, eyes lingered on her for a fraction too long, whispers following her like a shadow. She knew what they were talking about - the rogue attack, her trials, and, of course, her connection to the Blackstone triplets.“Let them stare,” Chloe said as they slid into their usual seats at the far corner of the cafeteria. “They’re just jealous.”“Jealous?” Nicola raised an eyebrow, stabbing her fork into her salad. “Of what? The endless drama or the constant death threats?”Theo chuckled. “Probably both. You’re like a celebrity now.”Nicola groaned, resting her forehead on the cool surface of the table. “I didn’t ask for any of this.”“You don’t have to,

The morning came too quickly, sunlight streaming through Nicola’s window and warming her face. She groaned, pulling the blanket over her head. A moment later, her phone buzzed insistently on the nightstand. She reached for it blindly, squinting at the screen.Chloe: Rise and shine, sleepyhead. Coffee’s on me if you’re ready in 15.Nicola smiled, the promise of caffeine a small consolation for having to face another day at Crescent Moon High. But as she stretched and rolled out of bed, a familiar pull in her chest reminded her she wasn’t facing the day alone anymore. The bond she shared with the triplets was like a hum in her soul, warm and ever-present.She hurried through her morning routine, throwing on a pair of dark jeans and a soft sweater that hugged her in just the right way. Her wolf purred in approval, a constant reminder of the changes in her life. Everything felt sharper now - her senses, her emotions. Even her reflection in the mirror seemed to hold a quiet confidence she