Juliette_DA

"To the world, they are gods—untouchable, ruthless, and devastatingly powerful. To him, they are chaos, danger, and heartbreak waiting to happen."

Alexander, Alec, and Ace DeLorenzo are the True Blood Alpha triplets—legendary leaders of the Silver Fang Pack and CEOs of the world’s most powerful tech empire. Feared in the supernatural world and worshipped in the corporate one, they rule with iron fists, unshakable loyalty to each other, and no interest in finding mates.

Until one fateful night changes everything.

In the middle of a rogue ambush, they discover Roo Amato—a fragile, terrified omega on the brink of death. His scent ignites a bond so fierce it consumes their every thought, awakening primal instincts they never thought possible. Roo is their fated mate, but he’s nothing like the strong, confident partner they imagined. He’s small, weak, and hiding a dark past that could destroy them all.

As they fight to keep Roo safe, the triplets are plunged into a world of jealousy, betrayal, and bloodshed. The corporate world becomes a battlefield as enemies lurk in the shadows, eager to exploit their newfound weakness. At the same time, their pack teeters on the edge of rebellion, unwilling to accept an omega as the Alphas’ mate.

But no one crosses the DeLorenzo brothers—not in business, not in the pack, and certainly not when it comes to their mate.

With a web of secrets, shocking twists, and steamy, heart-pounding moments, Roo must navigate the overwhelming love of three possessive Alphas while unraveling the mysteries of his own past. Will he rise to meet the challenge, or will he crumble under the weight of their world?

One mate. Three Alphas. A bond no one saw coming.

Alpha Triplets' Omega Mate [BL]

Roo had felt it creeping in—something in the air, thick and heavy, wrapping around him like an unseen force.

The triplets were different tonight.

They always watched him, but this… this was something else.

Their gazes pinned him in place, their presence an unspoken force that coiled around his throat like a leash he couldn't escape.

No matter where he turned, they were there.

As if sensing something he didn't.

Roo's Room – A Locked Door Means Nothing...

The sound of the latch clicking into place gave him only a moment of relief before he turned and froze.

He stood at the wall near Roo's bed, arms folded, golden eyes gleaming in the dim light.

A slow, knowing smirk tugged at his lips.

"You keep locking doors, piccolo."

Roo's heart lurched into his throat. "H-How did you—?"

Leaning against the glass, expression unreadable, arms crossed over his broad chest.

The click of a boot against the hardwood.

Sitting on the edge of Roo's bed, legs spread lazily apart, his fingers drumming against his knee.

Roo stumbled back, his spine hitting the dresser.

"You—" His voice wavered. "You can't keep doing this."

"This." Roo's hands clenched at his sides. "You act like you own me."

Alec let out a soft chuckle. "Tsk. There you go again."

Ace tilted his head, expression calm, but his golden eyes burned with something dark.

Alexander's voice was silk over steel.

His slow, deliberate steps made the floor creak beneath his weight.

The finality in his words sent shivers down Roo's spine.

Roo tried to shrink back, but the dresser trapped him in place.

The touch was gentle, but the dominance in it—undeniable.

"You can lie to yourself all you want," Alexander murmured.

Alec took a step closer, voice smooth and teasing. "You keep running, piccolo, but we always catch you."

Ace's low voice sent a pulse through the air. "You're fighting something inevitable."

Fight the way his body remembered their touch.

The way his wolf craved them.

Roo's breath caught in his throat.

The window behind Ace exploded inward.

Ace moved instantly, shielding Roo with his body, a sharp growl tearing from his throat.

Unfamiliar scents flooded the room.

Alexander's golden eyes darkened to something lethal.

One second, Roo was pressed against the dresser—

The next, Ace grabbed him, pulling him into the space between the triplets.

But this time, the suffocating heat of their presence was the only thing keeping Roo from shaking.

A deep, rumbling growl filled the room.

Next Chapter: Should

Chapter : Piccolo