All Chapters of Alpha Forbidden Mate: Chapter 1 - Chapter 5

The blue lights flickered like restless spirits across the club’s smoky air. Bodies moved in sync with the beat—wild, desperate, like the music was the only thing keeping their hearts from breaking.Bass thundered through the walls, drowning out voices and thoughts. No one came here to talk. Only to forget.Stanley stood at the edge of the chaos, still as stone. He wasn’t here to dance. He wasn’t here to drink. He was just… existing.His eyes scanned the crowd, but his mind wasn’t in the room. It was back at the pack house, trapped in that moment that replayed like a curse."How can you reject every mate and still have the audacity to reject me?!"The Luna’s voice had cracked with rage. Her words were knives—and Stanley had let every single one slice through him in silence.He hadn’t spoken. Hadn’t blinked. Just watched her.Then she’d shoved him. Hard.His body staggered a step back—not from the force, but from the shock. No one touched him like that. Not even her.But still, he said

"Mom… Dad? What are you doing here?"Stanley froze, his body tensing up as his eyes locked onto the two people he had spent months trying to forget. His parents—Alpha Ezra and Luna Lyra—stood tall in the doorway, their presence as suffocating as ever.He hadn’t seen them since he walked away from the pack life—no goodbyes, no explanations. He’d simply vanished, choosing peace over tradition, freedom over fear.His mother’s voice broke the silence. “Won’t you let us come in?”Stanley hesitated for a second, then stepped aside. “Sure.”They walked in slowly, exhaling like they’d been holding their breath for years. The tension was heavy—almost physical.Stanley stayed near the door, arms folded. “How did you find me?”“Your scent,” his father said flatly.Stanley’s jaw clenched. He hated how easily they could still trace him, as if he’d never truly escaped. A low growl rumbled in his throat.“So, what do you both want?”“You know what we want,” his mother stepped closer—too close. Her v

Stanley stepped into the opulent pack house, his boots sinking softly into the familiar plush carpet.The air smelled the same—pine, old wood, and faint cologne. The memories hit him like a wave, uninvited and relentless.His first kiss.His first time.Right here, between these walls. Every hallway whispered a memory he didn’t ask to remember."You finally came back."A voice, strong and sharp, sliced through the silence.Mira stood in the shadow of the doorway, her figure bathed in the soft shimmer of moonlight. Her dress clung to her body, glittering like frost in the dark. She hadn’t changed—still fierce, still proud, still carrying herself like the Luna she believed she was born to be."Yes." Stanley forced a smile, though it barely reached his eyes.She stepped closer, her heels tapping softly against the marble floor. Her smile was genuine, but it didn't move him. Not anymore."So—""Mira," he cut her off gently but firmly, "I didn’t come back for you. I came back for something