All Chapters of I Accidentally Became the Alphas' Mate : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Two men sat in a booth in the corner, half-hidden in shadow, and even from across the room I could feel the weight of their presence. They were twins—fraternal, not identical, but close enough that you could see the shared blood in the line of their jaws, the set of their shoulders.The one on the left was blonde—sandy hair that fell just past his collar, a day's worth of stubble softening his features, eyes the color of whiskey in sunlight. He was smiling, slow and lazy, and as I watched he lifted his drink in a mock toast.The one on the right was darker—brown hair cropped short, stubble shadowing his jaw, eyes like storm clouds. He wasn't smiling. He was leaning back in the booth, one arm draped over the seat, his posture radiating a kind of predatory ease that made my stomach flip. He looked like he was watching a show, waiting to see what I'd do next.They were both beautiful.They were both terrifying.They were both alphas.I could feel it radiating off them in waves: the raw, p

The ride was a blur of sensation—wind tearing at my hair,River’s body was solid and warm in front of me, the rumble of the engine vibrating through my bones as I slid in behind him. My arms wrapped around his waist, fingers splaying over the hard planes of his stomach—every subtle ridge and flex shifting beneath my palms like restrained power.My chest pressed to his back, close enough to feel the steady rise and fall of his breath, the heat of him seeping through my clothes. Every time he leaned into a curve, his muscles tightened under my touch—controlled, deliberate—like he was aware of exactly where my hands were… and what he was doing to me.The bike roared beneath us, but it was him I felt most—the strength, the heat, the quiet dominance in the way he held the road… and me.I should have been terrified. Should have been planning my escape, looking for an opening to run.But all I could think about was the heat.It had started when he kissed me—a spark that ignited something deep

I opened the door——and the world stopped.Sunlight hit me like a blade, too bright after the dim cabin. For a heartbeat, I couldn’t see. Couldn’t breathe.Then everything came into focus.Wolves.Everywhere.Lined across the yard. Packed into the treeline. Silent. Waiting.At the center—Alpha Korr.Black suit. Cold eyes. Ownership already written across his face.And every single one of them…Was looking at me.Waiting.For me.Heat slammed through my body.Violent. Blinding.My knees buckled—but I didn’t fall.Something inside me snapped.No wolf.That’s what they told me.Wolfless. Defective. Useless.Good for one thing.Breeding.My stomach twisted.That’s why my father sold me.But something inside me howled.She was not weak.I am not broken.We are furious!Alive.My anger drove the shift.Pain exploded.My spine arched—Bones cracked. Shifted. Reformed.A scream tore from my throat—No.Not a scream.A snarl.I hit the porch—not with hands, but paws.Power surged through me.T

The first thing I heard wasn't wolves.Not the slap of guns being cocked. Not even my father's winter-cold voice.It was engines—low, distant thunder that grew, hungry and relentless, until the ground vibrated beneath my boots. My heart beat in time with that rumbling threat. River stilled beside me. Cade’s head tilted, a small, dangerous smile curling on his lips. Not hope. Not reassurance. The grin of a man who knows backup is on the way—and will leave a mark."Finally," Cade murmured, sharp-edged.My father’s face cracked: fear, pride, then stubborn arrogance.“What is that?” a council member snapped, their authority already fading.River stepped forward, slow and deliberate—a wall between me and all their threats. “You brought guns,” he said. He flashed teeth. “We brought a fucking army.”The engines got louder. Wolves shifted, uneasy. Even Alpha Korr’s smirk faltered.The first bike broke through the trees: black and chrome, club patches glinting. Then another, and another, unti