exhausting for Sienna. They traveled in silence for hours, the thick forest blurring past as the triplet

faced. They were undeniably captivating, each radiating power and dominance, but their

te stayed by her side, his playful smirks occasionally softening into brief moments of concer

taking her? What did being their mate truly mean? Coul

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et, casting a fiery glow over the horizon. Sienna gaspe

terfalls. In the distance, a massive stone mansion stood proudly, it's dark spires piercing the sky.

en announced, his deep v

eclipsed by the sheer beauty of the place.

htly closer. "You haven't e

ent, his dark eyes

oached, the massive doors swung open, revealing an older man dressed in a tailored suit. H

espectful bow. His gaze shifted to Sienna, hi

d firmly, his tone lea

ortably under the man

Alaric, the steward of this household. If

kwardly, unsure

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eliers, and luxurious furnishings filled the space. The walls were adorned wit

ur, her simple omega upbringing starkly co

the end of a long corridor. The room was beautiful, with a four-pos

fingers brushing against the soft fabr

ng casually against the doorfra

her brow furrowed. "Why a

yes locking onto hers. "The moon chos

e this," she said,

ftly, his deep voice carr

em, didn't understand this bond that seemed to bind them together. Bu

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ns showing her around the territory, introducing her to t

r known. Their warriors were stronger, their hierarchy more rigid, and thei

tion to make her feel welcome. Damien's protective nature, Dante's playful charm,

ers followed her wherever she went, and the judgment

ere," one woman sneer

o be their mate,"

y cut deep. She felt like an outsider, an in

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cliffs overlooking the territory. The cool breeze tugged at her hair, and th

til he was standing beside her, h

ggling," he

ow if I can do this," she admitted

you think," he said,

s searching his face for any sign

stakes," he said simply. "You're

er, a flicker of hope amidst the darkness

ourney was only just beginning. The path ahead was uncertain, and th

ar-her life would nev