All Chapters of THE ALPHAS FATED MATE: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

PIXIEMy thoughts strayed to Amber, whom I hadn’t spoken to in what felt like months. I hadn’t had contact with my best friend since I’d first left the pack, after I’d heard Amber’s voice and she did sound okay. I had hoped that Amber would call again because I didn’t want it to be like the distance had separated usBut knowing Amber she was probably having a good time and wanted me to have a good time with Asha too though I still waited, praying that Amber would call to let me know she was okay. But my phone had remained achingly silent, the quiet empty but so heavy. I labored over it, wondering what the hell I could do. Asha had already promised me that Amber could come visit me at anytime but the presence of Ashas father alone was enough to cancel out any visitation plans Amber did have for me.It still irked me that I was unable to do anything to be with my best friend. It was thanks to Amber that I’d even met Asha in the first place. I wanted to share all the wonderful things tha

ALPHA ASHAThe grass was slightly damp under my knees, and the air had cooled enough to make the hairs on my arms stand. But I didn’t mind.The headstone was rough beneath my palm, and I felt the guilt burn the inside of my chest. I hadn’t taken care of Naomi’s headstones at all over the years, and the stone had become weatherworn, roughened by the snow and storms beating down upon it season after season.I hadn’t really spared myself enough time to visit her, too scared of how much it might destroy me to face her headstone knowing that there was nothing I could have done to save her.And now, I knelt before her, her name I’d carved into the stone myself smooth and almost invisible. I would have to replace it, and take care of it this time around.“I know it’s been a long time,” I said sadly, the guilt weighing on me heavily. “I’ve missed you so much, more than anything.”The chilly breeze caressed my cheeks, lifting the pressure in my chest a little. It was almost as if I could sense

ALPHA ASHA“Yeah, yeah, whatever,” I chuckled, my neck feeling warm under Jared’s sincerity. “Make yourself useful and go get supplies for the run.”WormWhick got to his feet, reaching past Ayla to grab Jared by the scruff of his neck and haul him to his feet, effectively cutting off whatever wisecrack remark Jared had sitting on his tongue.“Hey- wait, WormWhick- ow!”“Quiet master Jay,” WormWhick sighed, ignoring his protests and dragging him to the door. “We’ll handle the supplies, Asha.”I nodded in thanks, watching as the pair of them disappeared out the door, Jared sulking and trying to push WormWhick off while WormWhick dragged him along with a soft smile.I pushed back my seat, Julio did the same and we walked out together.“This is going to be great news Asha…” Julio said as he trailed beside me.“I just hope all would be happy to hear it.”We broke ways, I pushed open the door to my room, hoping to find Pixie with a tempting smile on her face but she wasn’t there.“She’s on

ALPHA ASHAThe next morning, I woke to something shifting in Pixie’s scent. It was still undoubtedly hers, but there was something else beneath it, something both familiar and unfamiliar. I fixated on it for a long while, feeling my body slowly wake up, more attuned to hers.“Baby,” I murmured, nosing at her throat sleepily. “‘Baby’.”She hummed, her arms draped lazily around my shoulders. She was still fast asleep, and I was getting impatient, handsy.“You smell good,” I groaned, rolling over on top of her, my hips kicking into hers. “What is that?”She yawned and stretched a little, her hands reaching high above her head. I nuzzled close, placing open-mouthed kisses down her neck and across her collarbones, my cock hardening quickly.“Asha?” she mumbled, brows scrunching in her sleep-dazed confusion. My hands slipped beneath her and pulled her up, seating her in my lap, her warmth inches away from my cock.“Yeah,” I moaned, growing more and more desperate the longer I drowned in her

PIXIE“What is he like?” Ayla asked.I frowned, looking away from the wildflowers we walked past, deep in the forest one afternoon. “What do you mean?”“Well,” Ayla said, running a hand through her wavy hair. It shone under the dappled sunlight streaking through the treetops. “Asha is still so cold and aloof around everyone else. He’s so different around you, while he’s still that fearsome Alpha around everyone else.”“I hadn’t noticed,” I said honestly. “I don’t really think I’ve seen the fearsome Alpha that everyone is so afraid of just yet.”Ayla threw her head back in a full-bodied laugh. She clutched onto my shoulder until she was done, swiping a fake tear from her cheek.“Oh, you’ll never get to see it,” Ayla said. “I think he’d rather chew off his own leg before letting you see that side of him.”“That’s ridiculous,” I said, rolling my eyes at Ayla. “It can’t be all that bad, besides, he’s gotten angry with me plenty of times.”Ayla hummed, her footsteps impossibly quiet beside