All Chapters of Omega and Alpha Triplets: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The sun streamed through the suite’s massive windows as Nicola prepared for the day ahead. Her schedule was simple, but it carried emotional weight: she needed to collect the rest of her belongings from her mom’s house and have a serious conversation with her about the changes happening in their lives.Her mom had been supportive of her moving into the packhouse with the triplets, but Nicola could sense an unspoken worry lingering in her eyes during their last conversation. Today, she intended to address that, not just as her daughter but as the future Luna of Crescent Moon.When Nicola arrived at her mom’s house, it felt smaller than she remembered, though it still carried the warmth and comfort she associated with home. The scent of freshly brewed coffee filled the air as her mom stood in the kitchen, her movements quick and practiced as she prepared breakfast.“Hey, sweetheart,” her mom greeted with a warm smile, though her eyes immediately flicked to the bags Nicola carried. “Here

The chaos was immediate and deafening. Snarls and growls echoed through the courtyard as wolves clashed, fur flying and teeth snapping. Nicola’s heart thundered in her chest as the scene unfolded before her, but instead of freezing in fear, her wolf surged forward, a furious growl ripping through her throat.“Dean! Dylan! Damien!” she shouted, her voice cutting through the cacophony. The triplets were already in motion, their powerful forms shifting into their wolves as they tore into the fray.Nicola turned to the nearest pack members, a young warrior and a patrol leader. “Form a defensive line around the packhouse! Protect the elders and pups!”They hesitated for only a moment before snapping to attention. “Yes, Luna!” they barked, dashing to follow her orders.Her wolf preened at the title, but Nicola didn’t have time to dwell on it. She darted forward, her eyes scanning the chaos. Her mind was a whirlwind of calculations - who was where, which rogue was the biggest threat, where M

The packhouse was silent, the kind of silence that weighed heavy on the air and pressed down on every heart in the room. The main hall was filled with Crescent Moon’s adult members, gathered at Alpha Marcus’s command. Every face carried a mixture of emotions - sorrow, anger, betrayal, and, for some, grim satisfaction. This was a day that would mark the pack’s history.Nicola stood near the back, flanked by the triplets. They stayed close, their presence solid and unwavering as if they could shield her from the emotional storm that swirled in the room. She scanned the crowd, seeing familiar faces - warriors, elders, parents, siblings - all united by one common thread: Maddie’s betrayal.Alpha Marcus stood at the head of the hall, his commanding presence cutting through the tension. His sharp eyes scanned the crowd before settling on Maddie, who was bound with silver cuffs and guarded by two warriors. Her once-proud posture was slumped, her defiance dimmed, but her eyes still carried a

The morning dawned with the crisp clarity that often follows a storm, the air fresh and cool against the remnants of the previous night’s rain. Nicola woke to the familiar warmth of the triplets surrounding her, their steady breathing grounding her as sunlight filtered through the curtains of their shared bedroom.Today felt different. A blend of relief and uncertainty lingered in her chest. Maddie’s execution had brought justice, but the cost weighed heavily on the pack. Nicola knew healing wouldn’t come overnight, especially for Maddie’s family.She slipped out of bed carefully, trying not to disturb the triplets. They stirred anyway, Dylan catching her hand as she moved toward the closet.“Where are you sneaking off to?” he mumbled, his voice husky with sleep.Nicola smiled. “I’m just grabbing some clothes. Go back to sleep.”Damien stretched, his movements lazy but precise, and opened one eye. “Too late. We’re up.”Dean groaned into the pillow. “Speak for yourself.”Nicola rolled

Nicola couldn’t shake the unease as she walked through the forest trails near the packhouse the following morning. The tension from the rogue attack hadn’t lifted, and the presence of Lucas complicated everything. His claim of feeling a mate bond unsettled her, not because it wasn’t possible, but because she already had the triplets. How could fate tie her to another?The morning was crisp, with sunlight breaking through the dense canopy above. Birds chirped in the distance, but Nicola’s senses were hyperaware. Every sound, every rustle of leaves, set her on edge. Her wolf growled low, a lingering reaction from the battle.The triplets had insisted on her taking the day to recover, but she wasn’t one to sit idly by. Too many unanswered questions swirled in her mind, and she needed answers.As if summoned by her thoughts, Lucas appeared on the trail ahead. His dark hair was slightly disheveled, and his expression was a mixture of relief and hesitation.“Nicola,” he called softly, stopp