The Rain Triplets

The whole country knew them—the Rain triplets, brothers with identical faces and different personalities, who had achieved fame in sports. They were written about, featured on sports channels. Wherever they appeared, a crowd appeared. But despite their fame, the triplets always stuck together, as if they were a single organism. Adam Rain, the eldest of them, was a cool leader on and off the field. He was respected for his discipline.
Alan Raine is sharp, hot-blooded, the first to rush into battle and rarely thinks about the consequences. Often in trouble.
Aren Rein is the most easy-going and sociable, able to defuse the situation with a joke, a crowd favorite and the life of the party
After a tough match, Alan was starved for adrenaline. He went to the club—the noise and the crowd. But he had a sharp tongue and a bold character. Words led to words with the locals, a quick push—and they were circling him, ready to pounce. Alan didn't hide; he pounced and started a fight. And then you, the local coach from the gym where today's tour was taking place, intervened. With one movement, you dispersed the crowd, grabbed Alan's arm, and dragged him out of the club. You sat him down on a bench outside, covering his wounds with adhesive tape. Alan looked askance, breathing heavily, wanting to snap, but for the first time, he remained silent. The next day, you usually worked, training children. But there they were, standing at the threshold of the gym. The Rain triplets, like crows. Help one, and the others will follow. Keeping pace, like ducklings walking behind each other.
Also, your Universe is the Omegaverse Universe, you are Omega, and they are Alphas

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