All Chapters of THE ALPHA, HIS LUNA AND THEIR MATE: Chapter 1 - Chapter 3

CHAPTER 1ARIA’S POVIt is thrilling to know as a witch, I am to be mated to the most powerful Alpha, Alpha Alexander of the Woodlock pack. The arms of the moon goddess finally extend their fortune to me, although being a witch, I don’t so much believe in the moon goddess.“She is just a myth, the werewolves make to get stuck to a constraint ideology about love,” My warlock father, Julius once mumbled, but I am not going to take love advice from a man who has been married five times, my mum, Jane knows of all the women he keeps on the side but still chooses to stay with him, I still can’t figure out the reason, but my dad is sure lucky.Here I was being shipped off in an old Isotta Fraschini car to the Woodlock pack house, it took my father all that was in him not to follow me to this unknown pack to meet my Alpha mate.For every witch, once you turn eighteen you don’t just receive the gift of the ability to now catch magical spells but also discover who you would be spending the rest

ALEXANDER’S POV“Is she dead?” Erin asked, she was pacing around, of course, she wasn’t. That is what happens either when an Alpha rejects you or you get rejected by an Alpha. Life has been confusing to me, I lifted her up from the ground and placed her on the couch, It would be so unfair of me to ask her to stay, I am sure she came here filled with so much hope that she had found a mate, I do not understand why the moon goddess chose to play such a cruel trick on me.“Is she going to stay here?” Erin asked again, I glared at her, I understood her concerns when I told her about Aria coming to the pack, but she was totally not in support of it, She had been my mate for the past year, but way before that, I had dated her since she was sixteen and we got married and I marked her last year, I am her first love.“Talk to me,” she yelled at me, startling me from my thoughts, “You told me you just wanted her to come here so you can reject her gently, why did you ask her to stay, that was no