Knotted by the Triad
I was written to be the villainess. Now I'm changing the plot to survive. I know exactly how my story ends. I know because my best friend wrote it. One minute, I’m in the car with my besties, heading to dinner to celebrate one of them landing a movie deal for her bestselling fantasy romance series. The next, our car crashes, and I wake up inside that very novel as Zuri Bane, the villainous second female lead my best friend named after me.
And guess who’s standing over me? Three dragon princes. The three future rulers of the Triad. Three dangerously powerful alphas whose hearts already belong to the story’s heroine. And thanks to my runaway sister, I’ve just been forced to marry all three of them. But I’m not the Zuri Bane they remember. The original Zuri spent the story consumed by jealousy, determined to tear the princes away from the woman they loved. Her obsession turned her into the villain of their love story and eventually earned her a cold, lonely death in a tower. Yeah, that’s not happening to me.
I know this story from front to back, which means surviving should be simple. All I have to do is stay away from the heroine, stay away from my conniving family, and most importantly, do not fall for the three alphas destined to hate me. There’s just one problem. The moment I stop following the plot written for me, the story stops following the book. The princes who should despise me begin protecting me. The alphas who were supposed to belong to another omega can’t seem to stay away from me. And the harder I try to escape the ending written for me, the more I seem to change theirs. I woke up in this world determined to change my fate. I never expected to change their hearts. Now I have to decide what frightens me more: dying the way the story intended or trusting my heart to three fictional alphas who are destined to destroy me.