All Chapters of THE ALPHAS FATED MATE: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

ASHAFollowing Dwight back to his office had I wishing I could tear into the other Alpha’s exposed neck.I hated leaving Pixie with unanswered questions. I knew exactly what happened when she was left to draw her own conclusions, and I knew it would only hurt us both more than it needed to. I wanted to go back to her, to pull her in close and let her know that I was going to explain everything to her if she would just give me a little more time. I ‘wanted’ to share my past with her, but with the amount of chaos whirling around us in this fucking pack house, I couldn’t find it in myself to spare it a single thought.Dwight shouldered open the door to his office and walked to his desk, sitting down behind the mahogany. I was more than surprised that he had actually been given such convenience in a pack that wasn’t even his own, he was supposed to be a mere guest here yet he had his own office and I was sure he also had a nation- wide bedroom. Bu the way he acted I was sure the Alpha Sil

ASHA I could feel the surge of rage inside me, pulsing and threatening to overflow. My wolf begged to be released, itching to get its claws and fangs buried around Dwight’s neck. There was a slight movement, and I watched as Dwight’s Delta walked forward, stepping between Dwight and I to observe the ancient rites before any Alpha match. I didn’t care to pay attention. My focus was fixed on Pixie, who looked so small between Jared and WormWhick that it was almost comical. Finally, the Delta nodded and stepped back, signaling for the Alphas to shift and begin the fight. In a heartbeat, I had shifted, shaking out my thick fur. I stood tall, even in my wolf form, and once Dwight shifted, I was actually a little surprised to see that Dwight’s wolf was just as large as I was, something I hadn’t expected at all. I had thought his wolf would be no larger than Pixies at best given the fact that he was more of a meager Alpha and had barely seen real combat. Dwight’s wolf was as plain as I

CHAPTER FIFTY-SIX - LAZY MORNINGPIXIEWaking up next to Asha put a smile on my tired face. I snuggled into his chest, hiding from the crisp morning air and seeking out his warmth. His skin was a furnace on mine, but I wasn’t complaining. I could have stayed like that for hours, just listening to his even breathing, his chest rising and falling with each smooth breath.The only discomfort was the warmth that had grown sticky between my thighs, a mixture of our arousal from a long night together.But I didn’t want to leave the comfort of his bed just yet. I could shower later, maybe Asha would join me again. The thought had a new wave of arousal heating my lower stomach, and I bit my bottom lip.I glanced up at him to make sure he was still sound asleep and had to suppress the sudden urge to giggle.He was completely passed out, his mouth hanging open slightly, soft snores slipping from the back of his throat. He really was so cute. I wondered how this man was the same wolf who made ot

ALPHA ASHAI had taken so much pride in watching Pixie settle into her new pack over the next couple of days.I’d slowly begun to notice her leaving my side to find her own food as she became more comfortable and familiar with the whereabouts of her favourite cup ramen in the kitchen. I started to feel a little more at ease, leaving her asleep in my bed while I went out for the early morning patrols.I did miss having her beside me all the time, but I knew it was important for her to establish her own place in our pack, especially considering she would soon be my Luna.The pack needed to meet her and see what I saw, because the role of a Luna was somehow so much more difficult than that of an Alpha.While an Alpha only had to rely on being physically stronger and smarter than my opponent, a Luna had to work to win over the members of the pack, regardless of how loyal they may be to her Alpha.I had slowly introduced her to my pack members, each of them practically beaming when they me

PIXIEThe air wasn’t as heavy once we’d shifted back to our human forms. But it was still overpowering, and I couldn’t help the way my eyes stung.It seemed like nothing had changed since the last anyone had come into the house, it was abandoned and untouched, like he had totally forgotten about existence and yet now that I knew what it was, it felt all the more sinister.The house looked like it hadn’t been tended to in years rather some months. The grass in the yard out front was overgrown with wildflowers and weeds popping out of the ground and circling the larger shrubs. The porch was sun damaged; the wood looked brittle, and I briefly feared that one misstep would send both I and Asha crashing through the floor.The paint on the exterior was weatherworn, enough that I wasn’t sure what the original color had been. Maybe a deep sea green? I wasn’t sure; it had lightened to a sickly teal that looked unnatural in the vibrant woods surrounding it.The shutters had been destroyed by a