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This night will be etched in your memory forever, Xara." Three alphas—your alphas—will ensure that happens. Zayne’s voice resonated deeply, a growl that sent shivers coursing through me as his breath brushed lightly against my skin. Behind him, Luka and Rowan lingered, their smiles sharp and predatory, their eyes deepening with an unmistakable hunger. "This evening, you will belong to us—eternally."
Xara Draven, the overlooked omega of the Moonstone Pack, harbored a singular aspiration: to break free from her pack’s cruelty and embrace the path of a healer. Her tranquil existence is abruptly disrupted as she finds herself thrust into an arranged marriage with the notorious triplet Alphas of the Savage Blood Pack—Zayne, Luka, and Rowan. Revered and dreaded, the Demon Lords are notorious for their merciless nature, their unquenchable desires, and the multitude of suitors who have met their demise at their hands.
Xara prepares herself for a destiny that looms darker than any demise. Yet, contrary to her expectations of encountering cold-hearted monsters, she discovers three formidable men who desire her in ways she had never envisioned. Bound to them by fate, Xara’s strength is tested as they push her beyond her limits, both physically and emotionally. With danger lurking from rival packs and an ancient prophecy threatening their bond, Xara must embrace her power, or risk losing the three men who have sworn to make her theirs.

Claimed by the alpha triplets

She wasn’t sure how long she had been unconscious. It could have been minutes or hours. Time seemed to blur and stretch into something meaningless. All she could remember was the man—the glowing eyes, the way he seemed to control the very air around him, bending it to his will. The way his voice had wrapped around her thoughts, pulling her under. She could still hear his words echoing in her mind, fragments of a truth she wasn’t ready to face. You’re the key. The key to everything. 


A sharp pain shot through her ribs as she tried to move, reminding her of the blow that had knocked her to the ground. She winced, sucking in a shallow breath, her hand instinctively going to her side. It felt like her body had been hit by a boulder. Every inch of her throbbed with pain, but she couldn’t afford to focus on that now. She had to find the others. 


Chapter 14