Sugarlitics

Seraphina used to be the beloved daughter of a respected Gamma. But then, her world was shattered into pieces. Branded as the daughter of a traitor, she lost her title, her dignity, and the life she’d known. She was forced to live as an Omega, serving those who had once looked up to her.​
On the night of the mating ceremony, Seraphina shockingly discovered that she's fated to just one mate; she had three. And not just any mates - they're Alpha Kaelen, Alpha Ronan, and Alpha Orion, the triplet Alphas who had made her life a living nightmare for years.​
Tied to a marriage none of them wanted, the triplets made sure Seraphina knew her place. They flaunted their lover, Anita, in front of her, constantly reminding her that they would never want her.​
Yet, fate has a way of turning the tables. As secrets start to unravel and long - buried truths come to light, the triplets begin to see Seraphina in a new light. They realize she’s not just a Luna in name; she’s the woman they never knew they needed.​
But now, it might be too little, too late. 

Bound to the three Alphas

Three days had passed since Seraphina's violent altercation with Lilith, and I still couldn't get the image out of my mind. Blood splattered across her nightgown, eyes blazing with a fury I'd never seen before. She had finally stood up for herself, and despite the violence of it, I felt proud of her.


I watched Seraphina now as she glided into the breakfast room, her blonde hair cascading down her back like liquid gold. Gone was the timid, broken girl we had tormented for years. In her place stood a woman with ice in her veins and fire in her eyes. She took her seat at the table with the grace of a queen, her face a mask of cold indifference.


"Good morning, Seraphina," I said, unable to keep the admiration from my voice.


She barely spared me a glance. "Ronan."


Even the way she said my name had changed. No fear. No trembling. Just cool detachment.


"You look beautiful today," I continued, ignoring the warning looks from my brothers.


Chapter 113: A Rejected Advance