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.
Lennox groaned. “Seriously?” 2 “I’m serious,” I said, hugging my knees to my chest. “If it’s supposed to be sweet and pleasurable… if it’s supposed to mean something… then I want it to be with you. With all of you.” Levi blinked. “Wait, what?” I tried to smile. “I can’t move.” Louis cradled my hand…
The pressure inside me coiled impossibly tight, Levi’s fingers never stopping, the wet sounds of his strokes mixing with Lennox’s deep grunts and the desperate cries spilling from my lips. His eyes widened, pupils blown, and I saw the effect of those three words. His thrusts faltered, then deepened. More intense. More urgent. His entire…
His first thrust was gentle, as if he was learning me, memorizing every reaction, every sound that left my lips. The discomfort dulled quickly, replaced by growing pleasure that curled hot and low in my belly. “Tell me, baby girl, how do you want it?” he asked… suddenly inserting two fingers inside me while I…
I disappeared again. The silence was immediate. The sudden absence of heat and hands and mouths gave me just enough clarity to grin to myself. Lennox stood there. Waiting. Like he knew I would come. It didn’t take long. The door burst open again, and I caught sight of them-frustrated, wild-eyed, breathless. His palm landed…
And then-they arrived. All three of them. Furious. Desperate. Louis, Levi. I could barely breathe. I met each of their eyes in turn, my voice low. “It doesn’t matter who goes first. It’s still all of you. It’s still… us.” And teleported again. They exchanged glances, confused but amused, and slowly turned their backs to…
My breath caught in my throat. My lips parted, but no words came out. I just stared at him, stunned. I stared at him, my heart pounding in my chest, and then he dropped his gaze briefly before looking up again with a rawness I’d never seen before. By the time dessert came-chocolate mousse with…
They kept refilling my plate with my favorites, urging me to eat more, drink more. My throat closed, and my hands trembled as I pulled them away to wipe the fresh tears on my cheeks. Tears gathered in my eyes, but I couldn’t help but smile. The boys I loved with everything I had were…
I took a slow step forward, my eyes scanning the nearest photo. It was me-barely ten years old-grinning with frosting all over my cheeks. Louis stood behind me, making bunny ears over my head while Lennox tried to swipe a piece of cake from my plate. Levi was to my right, holding up a badly…
“You sound like children,” I mumbled, my voice still hoarse with sleep. That made my heart skip a beat. What I saw made my sleep-heavy brain jolt awake. I tried to smile, still caught between sleep and waking-until I felt a sudden shift in the bed and heard a thud, followed by a grunt. “What’s…
He scoffed, stepping forward. “And what about the fact that we’re related?” Her words sat heavy in my chest. He glanced at the window, then back at me. “I still don’t accept them. I don’t know if I ever fully will. But I shouldn’t have said what I said like that. That was… wrong of…