Fated to the Alpha–And His Triplet Brothers

Chapter 106: Ball emergency

*~Cyrius’s POV~*

"Hazel, open the damn door!"

I stood in front of the bedroom she’d locked herself into, my fists clenched, ears tuned to the strange sounds echoing inside. Something was wrong. I could hear movement—something shifting, clawing, scraping—and it wasn’t human.

Without wasting another second, I slammed my shoulder into the door, splintering it open.

And then I froze.

My mouth fell open as I took in the scene.

A red dress lay crumpled in the corner like a fallen rose petal... and in the center of the room stood a creature—massive, majestic, and white. Not snowy-white like some wolves in winter. No, this was pure white, glowing under the moonlight that poured in through the window.

Hazel.

She was towering, almost as tall as me, her fur streaked with glimmers of silver and blood-moon red. Her golden eyes locked onto mine—wild, startled, and undeniably hers.

What the hell was I looking at? No ordinary wolf had a form like this. No one in the pack ever shifted into something this... this divine.

What in the gods’ names is she?

Suddenly, I heard voices outside.

"Cyrius? Is everything okay with her?"

"Cyrius..why did your wife suddenly disappear?"

Shit. Alexander.

He was approaching fast. He couldn’t see her like this,not now, not like this.

I leapt toward the door, stepping into the hallway just as he turned the corner.

"She’s fine," I said quickly, faking a tight smile. "The babies were crying. She just went to breastfeed them."

Alexander blinked. "Oh... I see."

I gave him a polite nod and blocked the entrance with my body. "Give us a few minutes. We’ll be back soon."

He nodded slowly, satisfied for now, and turned away.

When I closed the door behind me again and turned back around, the wolf was gone.

Hazel was on the floor, wrapped tightly in the bedsheets, shivering. Her skin was dewy with sweat, her breath shaky and uneven. She looked up at me with wide eyes.

"Cyrius," she whispered, "what just happened?"

don’t know," I murmured, kneeling beside her, placing both hands

air. "I-I felt something burning inside me. Right after you kissed

her lips curled into a laugh—a wild, giddy kind of

sheet tighter. "Oh my god. I wolfed out. Finally. Do you know how long

"But why was I

but

She blinked. "What?"

ball. We need to go

just

they see you in that form, they won’t see it as power. They’ll call you

won’t let anyone lay a hand on you or the babies. But we have to be smart. We

I didn’t

turned away. "Put your dress

emerged, redressed in that same

sorry I didn’t give you the attention

She raised a brow.

danced with—she’s Alexander’s daughter. She asked me for a dance and... it would’ve

eyes. "So you need to dance with the

smirked. "Oh?

flipping her hair back, revealing the twin marks on her neck—not mine. "I’ve got two husbands running the world trying to find me right now. You think I’m

silver dagger—and lit a fire

Mine.

her. No excuses. No delays. I’d make

stepped close, lowering my voice until it brushed

make

no. I belong to someone else already.

descended the stairs together, every eye on us, the music halting mid-note.

I cleared my throat.

children needed attention. Esther had to check on them. We regret the

was a murmur

The music started again.

"Let me

I went to grab us a drink, I hadn’t gone far before I turned and caught sight of something—someone—right beside Hazel. Two women were standing

just enough of their conversation to make my blood

you went running off?" one

excuse your husband gave? Pathetic. Did you see how she was dancing? Pitiful. Parfait, you

out, I stepped forward. The moment they saw me, they tensed. They

said coldly. "I think you two have

them scoffed and flicked

but I wasn’t finished. My eyes locked onto theirs, and I let the compulsion slip through

apologize to my wife.

they turned to Hazel

very sorry for our rude behavior," they