Mated to Triplet Alphas After Rejected by One
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s softness – an all-encompassing comfort that seemed to cradle my battered body. It was so different
ery inch of my body was proof enoug
nking against the soft golden light
pital room, with its stark white walls and antiseptic smell. Instead,
overhead, casting intricate shadows in the gentle light. The bed I lay in was enormous, easily big en
s swaying gently in a breeze I couldn't feel. To my left, a crackling fireplace cast a warm g
vish than even Lilith's room back home, and worlds away
t thing I remembered was the cliff, the sea
ave of dizziness washed over me. Every muscle in my body protested
hisper. It was all I could manage, my throat raw and
as I was beginning to wonder if I'd imagined the who
yself face to face with three of t
breath catch in my throat. These weren't just any werewolves – these were Alphas, or at least
hat seemed to look right through me. His face was all hard angles and sharp planes, like it had been c
irst man's expression was serious, almost stern, this one wore a roguish grin that spoke of mischief a
back in a loose ponytail. But it was his eyes that captured me – a deep, soulful green that seemed to hold all the wisdom of the forest w
d, his deep voice rumbling throug
e out was a dry croak. Immediately, the third
for a pitcher on the bedside ta
p but notice the graceful movement of his hands. Long, eleg
, and I gasped as a jolt of... something... shot through me. It was like a warm current, spreading from that point of
d saw an answering shock in thos
e playing at the corners of his mouth. "An
who were watching our interactio
e a little stronger after the water
erritory," he explained, his tone businesslike but not unkind. "We found you unconscious on the
n Pack, I'd heard whispers of the Shadow Ridge. They were said to be the most powerful pack in the region,
ir guest. Or their prisoner? A tendri
ghts. His voice was lighter than Lucian's, with a hint of laughter always
Lucian added. "Let them kno
sical this time, but emotional. Memories of that fateful night came rush
ick at the corners of my eyes. "Plea
d a look, a silent communic
sher said gently, perching on the edge of the bed. "B
f my defenses. Before I knew it, the whole story was pouring out of me – the mate reje
jaw as he clenched it tight. Kael's usual grin faded, replaced by a look of outrage. And Asher
emotionally drained, a heavy
ing the silence. "How could they treat
is voice tight with controlled anger. "They let politics and p
y hand in his. That same warmth flooded through m
oftly. "But know this – you have sanctuary here for as l
ith his protective fury, and Asher with his gentle compassion. For the fi
every fiber of my being. "I don't know h
ould start by getting better," he said. "I am dying to hear more a
I'm not... I mean, I've never shifted
nged another of th
e," Lucian said. "For now, you should rest. Yo
over me. The brief conversation had draine
ctantly. "But we'll be nearby if you need anythi
lready drifting off. But just before sleep clai
than anything I'd ever felt with Marcus. Could it be possible? After
ay. I couldn't let myself h