Alpha Daddies And Their Innocent Little Maid: A Dark Werewolf Reverse Harem of Fated Mates

By Nyssa Kim

“If this is the life you want me to live,” I whispered into the storm, “then I’d rather die.”
A flash of lightning split the sky—
and when I opened my eyes, three men stood before me.
“Are you okay, miss?” the first asked, voice calm and soothing.
“If you want to kill yourself,” the second said flatly, “don’t do it in the middle of the road and inconvenience other people.”
The third simply smirked. “She’s pretty, though. Drenched, but still pretty.”
That was the night I met them—
the cursed Alpha triplets
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I was born wolfless—an outcast in a world ruled by Alphas and them fated mates. My father died protecting our pack, my mother lies dying, and I have nothing left but a promise I can’t keep. In a society where strength defines worth, I was already forgotten.
Then came Silas, Lucien, and Claude—the cursed Alpha triplets bound by the Moon Goddess. They offered gold for one night; I accepted to save my mother’s life. But that night awakened something inside me—a hunger, a voice, a bond that defied fate itself.
Now their scent clings to my skin, their touch burns in my dreams, and I can’t tell if I’m their salvation or their curse.
Perfect for fans of reverse harem, dark werewolf romance, fated mates, one-night-stand and slow-burn stories.
BOOK 1 (CH1-43)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: Nov 12, 2025

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Alpha Daddies and their Dirty little maid.

ALPHA DADDIES AND THEIR DIRTY LITTLE MAID BOOK#1

Blurb.

Whose cock made you cry the loudest tonight? Lucien's voice was a low snarl as he gripped my jaw, forcing my mouth open.

Yours, I gasped, my voice wrecked from screaming. Alpha, please—

Silas’s fingers dug into my hips as he slammed back inside me, rough and unrelenting. Liar, he growled against my spine. She sobbed on mine.

Should we make her prove it? Claude said, his fangs grazing my throat. Tie her up again. Let her beg with that pretty mouth until we decide she’s earned our knots.

I was trembling, dripping, used and all I could do was moan, Yes, please. Use me again.

And they did. Like they always do. Like they can’t help it. Like I belong to all three of them.

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Lilith used to believe in loyalty. In pack. In love.

Then everything was ripped away.

Her father, the late Beta of Fangspire died.

Her mother, driven mad by grief, drank wolfsbane and never woke up.

And her boyfriend? The one who promised her forever? He found his true mate and tossed Lilith aside like she was nothing.

Oh, and Lilith? She’s wolfless.

No power. No rank. No future.

With medical bills choking her and nowhere left to turn, she enters the Rite—a savage ritual where women offer their bodies for the night to the cursed Alphas in exchange for gold.

Three untouchable Alphas, vicious and violent, cursed by the Moon Goddess herself. If they fail to mate and mark their true mate by the time they turn twenty-six, the wolves inside them will destroy everything.

Lilith was never supposed to mean anything.

But the moment they touched her, something changed.

Now they want her—tied, marked, owned.

They take her like they already know she belongs to them.

They worship her like their survival depends on it.

Because maybe… it does.

Three Alphas.

One wolfless girl.

No fate, no future—just obsession.

And the more they taste her,

The harder she is to let go.

Chapter 01|Ultimate form of betrayal

What was the ultimate form of betrayal?

Simple. It was when the person you loved and trusted the most… was the very one hurting you.

Right now, I was living it and that betrayal came from the man I loved.

My boyfriend of four years wanted to reject me—for a woman he had just met. Yesterday.

I stood there, frozen in a daze, listening to him speak. I heard the words, but they didn’t seem to register.

Because none of it made sense. I couldn’t understand what he was saying… or maybe I just didn’t want to.

Lilith, you need to understand, he said, his voice steady—like this wasn’t shattering me. I know I promised to mark you as my mate when we get married, but that was before I met Seraphina yesterday. She’s my real mate, and I can’t ignore the bond between us. I can’t reject her. So… I’m really sorry, but I have to break up with you.

Before I could stop myself, a single tear slipped down my cheek. I took a sharp, ragged breath—my chest tightening like I was suffocating. I couldn’t breathe.

Kael had found his mate.

And she was right there, in his arms, as he broke up with me.

The day I’d always feared had finally come—the day I would be cast aside and abandoned by the man I loved.

But the saddest part? I knew this day would come sooner or later.

Still, I deluded myself. I told myself to trust him, to trust his words and believe in him, even knowing how powerful the mate bond was.

However, he had promised that even if he found his mate, he would still love me. That he wouldn’t leave me.

But it hadn’t even taken a day for him to break that promise, to destroy everything we’d built over four years.

It was almost amusing.

My nails dug into my skin as I forced myself not to cry. I lifted my head, my eyes flickering to the beautiful red-haired woman in his arms. Her gaze was fixed on me with a pitiful expression—like she was looking down at a wounded dog.

But the slight tilt of her lips told me everything. She was enjoying this, watching me fall apart.

Before I could stop myself, my eyes dropped to her neck—where his bite mark sat.

And in that moment, I felt my heart shatter into a million pieces.

He had already spent the night with her and marked her as his mate.

Lilith… Kael called out, taking a step toward me, his hands reaching for mine, his eyes filled with guilt but also, resolution.

I know you’re hurt right now, but you know rejecting my mate would affect my wolf, and I can’t—

I don’t care about the mate bond, my love, I cut him off with a bitter chuckle, repeating the words he had always told me. More tears fell no matter how hard I tried to hold them back.

I don’t care if the mate bond affects me. The love we have is more than some mystical bond. I would never leave you. I want us to be together… to grow old together and have little pups who look like us!

My voice rose with each word, every memory clawing at my chest, and I saw his eyes widen.

So don’t worry. Don’t think about it, I whispered now, my voice trembling as sobs began to break through. I would never betray you…

Lilith… he whispered, but I yanked my hands out of his grip.

Those hands I had once loved now burned me. Now, they disgusted me.

Yet all it took was one night to throw away everything you said to me for four years, Kael! I roared, raising my fist and hitting his chest.

Four fucking years and you forgot every word you ever said to me just to sleep with someone else and mark her?!

With each word I spat, my fists kept slamming into his chest, but he didn’t speak—didn’t argue.

His gaze only lowered in guilt as he let me hit him, over and over again.

Why, Kael… Why did you have to reassure me every time? Why did you make me trust you when you were going to betray me anyway? Why? Why?!

I shoved him back, falling to the ground as I broke into harder sobs, the tears blurring everything around me.

Why did he do this to me?

After the death of my father… after what happened to my mother…

He had been the only person truly there for me.

And now?

Now I couldn’t even bring myself to hate him.

That was the worst part.

I wasn’t even mad at him.

I was just… hurt.

Please don’t be upset, Lilith, a high-pitched female voice chimed in, followed by the click of heels approaching me.

I know you have every right to be, but this really isn’t Kael’s fault, you know? You understand how strong the mate bond is, right? When Kael and I met, we couldn’t control it—we just had to mate. It wasn’t something we could stop.

She paused, then added sweetly,

But I guess it’s something you wouldn’t really understand… since you’re wolfless.

I lifted my head and glared at her through the tears, my hands tightening into fists.

I knew who she was. Her name was Seraphina. She was once my friend before my life came crashing down that day. Before my father, who was the former Beta to the late Alpha, died.

My father was the late Beta of Fangspire Pack, but after he and the Alpha went to war against the rogues three years ago, they never came back the same.

No—they didn’t return alive.

They returned as corpses instead.

And as if that loss wasn’t enough, my mother tried to take her own life that same day using wolfsbane, a poison deadly to werewolves.

She didn’t die that day, but she’s been in a coma ever since, her life hanging by a thread, with none of the hospitals able to help. Since then, I’ve spent all of our family’s fortune on witch doctors, hoping that one of them could cure her.

With no money left and no one willing to help, Kael stepped in. He helped us because our families had always been close when my father was alive, and Kael and I were dating.

Everything that happened that day—the deaths, the coma, the heartbreak is the reason I became wolfless.

Because that day was my eighteenth birthday.

The day my wolf was supposed to awaken.

And according to one of the witch doctor I saw… the grief shattered my connection to her.

I never heard her voice. I never shifted. She never came.

You know, it’s actually funny how you thought you could be with my mate, Seraphina scoffed, her tone laced with mockery. Even when he’s the Beta of the most powerful pack… and you’re wolfless. I guess it’s your fault for being delusional after all.

I watched Kael reach for her hand, shaking his head slightly, as if trying to stop her.

Yes. Kael was the current Beta to the three Alpha triplets of Fangspire Pack.

After the death of the previous Alpha and Beta, the Alpha’s three sons had taken over, and since my father had no son, the Beta position passed to Kael’s family.

What? Why are you still trying to be nice to her, Kael? Seraphina snapped, glaring at him. Didn’t you say you never loved her? That you only pitied her? I don’t like feeling like I’m the other woman when I’m clearly your mate.

Kael looked flustered, glancing at me before quickly looking away, as though he couldn’t meet my eyes.

A bitter scoff slipped from my lips, and I bit my bottom one so hard I tasted blood.

Seraphina, stop— Kael called her name, but she scoffed and folded her arms.

I don’t care anymore. I’m not listening to you. You promised to cut ties with her, and you're going to start by not paying for her mother’s hospital bills anymore.

The world seemed to stop around me as my eyes snapped toward Kael in shock.

Even with everything happening… he couldn’t do that.

Kael could break up with me.

He could betray me.

But he couldn’t, he wouldn’t stop paying for my mother’s hospital bills.

Because even if the hospital couldn’t cure her, it was the only reason she was still breathing.

And if he stopped… then my mother would truly die.

Kael stared at Seraphina in disbelief before frowning.

Seraphina, I can’t do that to Aunt. If I do, Lilith won’t be able to pay, and she won’t survive, he said and for the first time today, a relieved breath escaped me.

For a moment, I saw the man I had fallen in love with.

The man who had sworn to protect me.

But that relief was short-lived.

Seraphina glared at Kael and scoffed.

All right then, fine. If you won’t do it, then let’s reject each other. And the rejection will kill the child I’m carrying!

I froze.

Her words hit like a slap and it seemed I wasn’t the only one stunned, because Kael’s eyes widened, and he took a step back.

D-Did you just say… child? he stammered.

I turned to Seraphina’s smug face, the words leaving my mouth in a daze.

I-If you’re pregnant then…

But as though she already knew what I was going to say, she raised her chin and smirked.

Yes, Lilith. Yesterday wasn’t the first time we met and realized we were mates. We’ve known each other for a month but Kael didn’t want to tell you because he didn’t want to hurt you. But I am pregnant with his child. So… what can we do about it?

I shook my head, squeezing my eyes shut, refusing to believe it.

You’re lying… You’re lying… I whispered breathlessly.

Then I turned to Kael, praying he would deny it. That he would tell me it wasn’t true.

But Kael didn’t meet my eyes.

He lowered his head—guilt and shame etched across his face.

A quiet gasp escaped me as I stared at him in disbelief.

It wasn't a lie.

Kael had truly betrayed me in the worst possible way.

Chapter 02|Cut off all ties.

It all made sense.

Now that I thought about it, it all did. The late-night meetings with the Alpha triplets that happened more often than they should, the unfamiliar female perfume I sometimes smelled on him when he returned home… and even the damn red lipstick stain on his shirt that I’d seen last week.

A disbelieving scoff slipped past my lips as I chuckled bitterly under my breath.

There were signs. So many signs. But I chose to ignore them. I’d told myself that Kael had helped my family and me enough, that he’d assured me of his loyalty and that he wouldn’t do something like this.

But that had only been a fool’s dream.

I should’ve listened to that nagging voice in my head. But I didn’t.

And now…

S-So this whole time… this past month, you’ve been cheating on me with her? You found your mate and hid it from me? Is that what you're telling me? I asked, my voice trembling as I stared at Kael.

He lowered his head in shame, refusing to meet my gaze, looking completely flustered.

I—I didn’t know she was pregnant, I swear I didn’t—

But you do now, Seraphina cut him off sharply. So what are you going to do? Cut ties with her completely… or lose our child?

Both of us turned to Seraphina at the same time. She had her hands on her hips as she glared at Kael, her red lips curled into a deep frown.

My chest tightened as I watched just how far she was willing to go to force Kael into cutting me off completely. I wasn’t even sure what I had done to her.

Even though we were never that close, I’d once considered her a friend, we had hung out together a few times. But everything changed after what happened to my family.

All of my so-called friends, including Seraphina, had outright distanced themselves from me.

According to them, I no longer belonged in their social class.

But this?

This went beyond anything I could’ve imagined.

To go as far as threatening Kael not to pay for my mother’s hospital bills, fully aware she’d die without them was something I couldn’t understand.

What had I done to her?

What did I do to deserve this?

The tears spilled freely down my cheeks, hot and relentless, as I lowered my head, already knowing how this would end.

There was no way Kael would continue helping me when his unborn child was involved.

Seraphina, Kael called her name breathlessly, and I watched as he stepped toward her, hand reaching out, his eyes pleading like he was desperate not to make this choice.

Please be reasonable. Aunt is the only person Lilith has left in this world. The hospital bills are high, she can’t afford them alone. If she’s left on her own, Aunt will die. I promise to cut off all ties with her completely… but don’t make me do this.

Seraphina’s lips curled into a snarl as she yanked her hand away and glared at him.

What does that have to do with me? Why do I always have to be the one who’s understanding? Why should I care about her? Her voice trembled with fury as she pointed at me, eyes burning with hatred and jealousy.

I can’t believe that for a whole month, I let you hide me because you didn’t want to hurt her precious little feelings. She scoffed bitterly. You kept saying it wasn’t the right time to tell her, that her mother’s health was getting worse but enough is enough. I am your mate. I will never be the other woman. So it’s your choice, Kael. You either cut off all ties with her… or we reject each other.

Kael looked slightly taken aback, as though he hadn’t realized she’d been feeling this way.

B-but— he stammered, trying to find the right words, but before he could finish, I inhaled a shaky breath and cut him off.

Please… I whispered, my voice barely audible.

Both of them turned to me at the same time, but I kept my gaze fixed on Seraphina. And as she stared at me in surprise, I slowly began to crawl toward her, stopping just inches away, catching her completely off guard.

At that moment, the world felt like a cruel joke as I slowly clasped my hands together and brought them up in front of me.

Yes, I was about to beg the woman who had been sleeping with my boyfriend for a month. I was about to throw away the last shred of my dignity and plead.

Ever since my eighteenth birthday, life had been nothing but a cruel joke, but no matter what happened, I couldn’t lose my mother. She was the only thing keeping me alive.

So… I begged.

Please, Seraphina… don’t do this to me. I know you’re upset, but I promise, I’ll cut all ties with Kael. Just… please don’t let him stop.

Especially not now—now that my mother needed surgery soon. Even if it wouldn’t cure her, it would keep her alive long enough for me to find a witch doctor skilled enough to help her. And with my job at the restaurant, there was no way I’d be able to raise enough money in time.

P-please, for the last time… my mum needs this surgery, I pleaded, my voice cracking. He doesn’t have to give me the money for free—I swear I’ll pay him back as soon as I can. So… please, don’t do this.

I could see Kael look away from the scene, his hands clenched tightly into fists.

Seraphina’s eyes narrowed at me, but her expression shifted in a blink. The corner of her lips twitched into an amused smirk as her gaze locked onto mine.

There was delight in her eyes as she watched me cry. Slowly, she curled her lips into a mocking smile and stepped toward me, hands on her waist as she looked down at me.

Aww, this is really sad, and I feel sorry for you, Lilith, she said in a sweet voice. But I’m not the one who makes that decision. That’s Kael’s choice to make.

She turned to Kael, who still had his head lowered.

Right, mate? So, what will you choose?

Her tone was confident as she asked Kael and rubbed her belly, clearly already knowing what his choice would be.

And as Kael let out a sigh of frustration and his fists slowly unclenched, I knew, he had already made up his mind.

Fresh tears blurred my vision as I lifted a hand to my face, my body wracked with sobs.

Lilith… he whispered, I’m really sorry, but this is my child. I can’t—

Of course, you can’t, I cut him off with a bitter laugh. Of course you can’t reject your mate when she’s pregnant.

I slowly rose from the ground, though my legs felt far too weak to hold me.

Anyone else would’ve made the same choice in his position. I hadn’t expected anything different, it would’ve been selfish of me to hope otherwise.

I drew in a deep, shaky breath and wiped my tears away before meeting his gaze. His familiar blue eyes held mine, and in them, I saw it clearly—pity.

Now that I realized it, that was the look he had always given me. When the tragedy struck my family… when he started helping with my mother’s hospital bills… when he whispered those words—

I love you.

I’ll never leave you.

You’re enough for me.

—It was always that same look.

The look of pity.

Kael had never loved me. No… he pitied me.

And I was the fool who had known it deep down but still chose to believe him.

Lilith… he whispered, but I reached up and wiped at my tears, shaking my head to stop him.

Don’t say anything… please. I took a step back. Even if all you’ve done is hurt me in the end, I’m still thankful for the help all these years. So… thank you, Kael. And congratulations on becoming a father.

That was all I could manage to say before I turned and walked toward the exit without looking back.

Lilith… I heard him whisper again.

But he didn’t come after me.

Not when I stepped out into the heavy rain pouring from the sky.

Chapter 03|The Alpha triplets.

As I walked into the street, the rain soaked me from head to toe, and the cold air wrapped around me, making me shiver but I felt nothing.

No pain. No hurt. Just emptiness, as I wandered aimlessly with no destination in mind.

What was I supposed to do now?

I worked as a waitress at a restaurant, and that was only because my boss had been kind enough to hire me when no one else would.

After everything that happened, everyone seemed to believe I was a curse. No one wanted to hire me. They thought I’d jinx their businesses.

And it didn’t help that I