Marked By The Demon Triplet Alpha Kings

Aurora

“Mate?” I asked as confusion got the best of me.

“It’s crazy right? The triplets are our mates!” she screamed in ecstasy, pacing about my head while doing a victory dance. “Their unity strengthened me and their wolves. After all these while, we have a mate. This is the best day our my life!”

I tried to think, but Rue’s excited screams weren’t helping matters.

Her loud voice caused my head to ring as a large part of my head was covered in ache.

“But they are three?” I protested as uneasiness settled in the depth of my gut.

“How can we be mated to three? I thought we could only be mated to one by the Moon goddess?” I asked in amusement before my face creased in worry.

“It’s crazy, but I love it!” Rue answered.

Her excitement watered mine to the lowest as my head started to pound.

This had to be a mistake.

Yes!

It was a mistake on either the Moon goddess’ part or Rue’s part.

“Are you sure of what you said?” I tried to ask before she got too excited.

“Are you saying that I’m dumb?” she retorted in a feisty manner, making me reconsider my words.

“No,” I tried to consider while reshaping the choice of my words.

“It’s just that I want us to be sure before jumping into hasty conclusions.”

She heaved a long sigh before her pacing stopped. “Damon, Dax, and Devin are our mates paired with the Moon goddess, and she is never wrong,” Rue explained. I could hear her light chuckles.

Despite her explanation, I wasn’t convinced.

It’s absurd.

I had never heard if anyone mated your three wolves.

Why would mine be the first?

“Because we are powerful and special,” Rue took the cue to answer.

“But Rue, would they mate us at once?” I asked as vivid imaginations of my mating night floated in my head.

Would the triplets agree to share with me?

Would that take turns to mate me, or would they mate me at once?

The feeling would be insane, no doubt.

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“You are not naive, quit acting like one,” Rue fired before filling my head with erotic images of the triplets.

“You have three holes to accommodate the triplets. Use them wisely, and they will worship you.”

Three holes? Where?

My brows arched in confusion as I began to rack my brain in search of the third hole.

Before Rue could save me from the stress, a loud noise filled the air, causing the ground to vibrate.

Unable to control my body as it got paralyzed by fear, I fell to the ground.

Lifting my eyes, the three wolves proceeded majestically before me, growling. Their deadly glares sent my heart racing.

“Please don’t hurt me,” I muttered, crawling away until my back hit a tree.

Tears started to stain my cheeks as severe thought flooded my head.

What if they lose control of their wolves and hurt me considering that they haven’t shifted in a while?

I let out a deafening scream when one of the wolves walked towards me before tilting his head towards mine as if sniffing me.

Heavy wind blew in my direction, making my hair fly in the air as the wolves howled at the full moon in unison.

I quickly covered my ears at the deafening thunder claps that echoed throughout the sky, making goosebumps blanket my skin.

In the nick of time, the moon glowed in all her glory, illuminating the space, followed by a mighty gust of wind that swept through us before settling on Ivy’s grave.

Panic seized me as I stared at the strange occurrence in confusion.

I had never witnessed something like this.

“What is happening, Rue?” I asked through a mind-link as fear consumed me, making me unable to speak.

“We have been accepted by her spirit,” she confirmed before going silent in my head.

Whose spirit?

Why was Rue talking in a strange manner?

“Who are you talking about?” I mindlinked Rue.

“You’ll know soon, dear.”

“But I’m scared,” I said, curling up into a ball as if protecting myself from the giant wolves.

“Don’t be scared, Aurora. Mates won’t hurt you.” Her soothing voice filled my head, but it wasn’t enough to kill my fear.

“They are so beautiful,” she complimented, filling me with the urge to steal a glance.

I gulped the bile in my throat when I peeked at their towering figure. It made me conscious of my small figure.

A clearer view of the wolves flooded my vision, which made me marvel.

The air was heavy with the scent of after rain, honey, and musk that invaded my nose, sending strange tingles to spread in my body.

My eyes studied the giant wolves that stood rooted before me as if examining me.

The three wolves were huge, but they were of different sizes and colours.

The middle wolf was the biggest and toughest. It carried a ruthless expression as its hazel-coloured eyes appeared smoky than the rest. It was covered in a thick midnight black fur that made its appearance dangerous.

I couldn’t identify the wolf, but I wouldn’t want to mess with it.

The first wolf wasn’t as big as the middle wolf, but it was bigger than the last wolf.

Its appearance was not as scary as the middle wolf, but I could tell that it was dangerous.

Unlike the middle wolf, this one was calm and calculative.

Its hazel eyes bored into my scared ones as if beckoning unto me to run my hand on its soft brown fur.

The last wolf appeared less dangerous. Though it was very huge, it was the smallest amongst other wolves.

A smile broke on my face when I saw it stick its tongue outside and tap the wet ground with its paw in a playful manner.

I squinted my eyes to have a closer look before using my wolf vision.

The fear that clouded my head started to melt like candle wax when I saw the last wolf take a few steps before me before turning around.

Before I could think, it bent its back before turning its head to look at me.

“Hop on, Aurora,” Rue squeaked in excitement. Her high-pitched voice made my head ring.

At first, I was hesitant, but when my eyes met with its soft hazel eyes, doubts left me.

I didn’t know when I picked my body from the floor before proceeding to climb my playful wolf’s back.

I couldn’t wait to have a ride on my mate’s back.

Before I could hold tight onto the fur, the black wolf charged at me in rage, baring its sharp elongated canines at me.

Fear covered me like a garment as its smoky hazel eyes turned black within seconds, making my heart skip a beat as I fell on the floor.

My vision became blurry, and the last thing I heard was a loud angry growl before my head fell back, and I slowly succumbed into unconsciousness.