Once a proud Gamma’s daughter, Olivia Parker lost everything when her father was branded a traitor. Forced into servitude, she thought life couldn’t get worse—until the mating ceremony revealed she had not one, but three fated mates: the triplet Alphas who’d always tormented her. Trapped in a loveless bond and humiliated by their flaunted mistress, Olivia endured—until secrets began to surface, turning enemies into something more. But now that they finally want her… she may no longer want them.
His voice was low, almost a whisper-but it reached deep inside me. I looked up at him through blurred vision, and he was just there, looking at me like I mattered. And before I knew what I was doing, I moved into him-my arms wrapping around his waist. I buried my face into his chest.…
And his words-those beautiful, selfless words-made me fall even harder for him, “Gabriel…” My voice broke as I spoke his name, but I couldn’t say anything more. The ache in my chest was too much. Before I could dwell on the rejection, his hand slid up my thigh, his touch rough but electrifying. “But that…
It was Gabriel’s scent on me. It was still fresh on my skin and everyone could smell it. My face grew hot. I tried to stay calm and keep walking like nothing was wrong, but deep down, my stomach twisted. And then… I felt it. A strange energy in the air. Heavy… Wrong. I turned…
“What does it mean?” I whispered. Neither of them answered. Because none of us knew. Nora and Lolita sat beside me. “What will you do? Are you going to tell everyone?” Lolita asked, but I shook my head. “No… Let’s keep this a secret. And besides, I’m not sure if this is real… I may…
Levi nodded in agreement. “We can’t risk it, Louis. Not yet.” “Why the hell not?” I asked, my voice rising. “It’s a simple test. We could know for sure.” “It’s not just about the results,” Lennox replied, calm but firm. “I don’t trust anyone anymore. If the test is tampered with, we’ll be neck-deep in…
They fought hard, blades slicing through the air, sparks flying when steel met steel. My heart thudded in my chest as I watched them circle each other like predators. And then it happened. Damien ducked, spun, and his blade sliced across Lennox’s upper arm-fast and p. Blood spilled. I gasped loudly, my hand flying to…
“Remember the nights you needed us,” he said softly. “And we didn’t show up.” Slap. I lost count of how many times I struck him after that. All I knew was the ache in my arm, the tremble in my bones, the burning in my lungs as I sobbed and hit and sobbed again. Until…
God. I forced myself to breathe, but it didn’t help much. Gabriel didn’t move. He just watched me, his eyes unreadable, his body relaxed-as if he hadn’t just caught me practically devouring him with my gaze. As if he hadn’t noticed my shaky breath. But somehow, I knew he had. He gave me that same…
I turned sharply. “Who is it?” “It’s me, Nora!” came her voice from behind the door. I exhaled. “Come in.” She stepped in cautiously, followed by Lolita, both holding a tray of food and a small bowl of herbs. Lolita gave me a worried smile. “We figured you might not have eaten.” I blinked and…
“I believe you cat this,” he said softly. Then, as if we were alone in the room, he raised the spoon towards my lips. I blinked, confused for a moment. Was he really trying to feed me? To cause more chaos. Before I could react or say a word, the sound of a loud bang…