All Chapters of The Alpha's Secret Mate : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“I Carter Reed,heir of Alpha Thorn Reed of the red moon pack, reject you, luana smith of the crimson pack as my mate”. His eyes burning with anger and hatred. A loud ear piercing scream escaped my mouth as I scrambled to the floor, legs very weak, almost limp from the pain of his rejection. My breath seized. Tears poured, almost blinding me as I felt the worst pain on my shoulder bone he marked me. This day was supposed to be special. The day I exchanged vows with my long love, my boyfriend,Carter. I had gotten to the location of the wedding hoping to start a new life with Carter only to find out that he was getting married to someone else, not just anyone, it was my sister!. The disgust was evident on his face when he looked up at me. His eyes that I got lost in used to hold so much love. Carter and I have been together for years before he asked me to marry him. He was the son of the alpha of the red moon pack. He wasn't my mate but I loved him anyway. It was hard to find mate

Luana “I’m sorry… Laura, I’m so sorry.” My voice came out in a broken whisper, barely holding together. “I failed you.” A shaky breath slipped past my lips. “You always told me to be strong… to never lose myself. But I did. I let it happen. I was so desperate—so foolish—chasing after love, after acceptance, that I couldn’t see the darkness waiting ahead of me… waiting for us.” My fingers trembled in my lap as I rocked back and forth, the soft seat beneath me doing nothing to calm the storm inside my chest. They had locked me in the piano room. Locked me away like I was somethiung dangerous… something that needed to be contained. After forcing me to sign those papers. The memory made my chest tighten painfully. The pressure, the fear, the way they left me with no escape—it wasn’t a choice. It was never a choice. Even if I ran, even if I hid, they would hunt me down. And if I refused the bond… I would become a rogue. The word alone sent a chill crawling down my spine. I didn

Exhaustion clung to me like a second skin, draining every last ounce of strength I had left. I could barely stand, barely think—completely at his mercy.“I’ll take care of you after that ugly excuse of an alpha rejects you,” he murmured, his voice thick with cruel amusement. “You’ll be a good girl then… and warm my bed. Won’t you?”My breath hitched as his hand rose, fingers brushing the neckline of my dress with deliberate slowness. The touch felt like poison crawling beneath my skin.“Maybe I should make things easier,” he went on, his lips curling into something vile. “If I mark your body just enough, that beast will smell me on you and reject you instantly.”A low chuckle escaped him. “No one wants something that’s already been used.”My hands curled into fists, nails digging into my palms until they stung, but the pain barely grounded me.Carter and I… we had shared something once. Something real. But after he unmarked me, it was as though it had all been erased—as though I had b

They must have assumed I held no real authority over blackwood. After all, I did not share mason’s blood like his other two sons. I couldn’t fault them for that belief. The truth had been carefully contained—known only within my pack. To the rest of the world, the announcement had yet to be made.Her gaze swept over me, slow and deliberate, before settling back on my face. A faint smile curved her lips. “Don’t worry,” she said lightly, “your physique makes up for it. I’d expect nothing less from the one they call the ‘Mad Beast’ of the North.” A soft giggle escaped her, her fingers brushing against her lips, and that was when I noticed it—the glint of a wedding band resting on her middle finger.“Why not wait in the living room?” he suggested, his tone easy, almost too easy. “We can have a pleasant chat. Luana is still getting ready. You know how girls can be.” He laughed, but the deception sat plainly on his face.Let me out.Drake’s voice thundered inside my head, low and restless.

Silence draped itself over the room, heavy and suffocating, as the truth finally settled into our minds. I felt my breath slip past my parted lips, shallow and uncertain, while my eyes remained fixed on the man before me—the one most of the country feared. Kyle mason. His name alone carried weight, authority, power. And now, standing here, it all made sense. He was the Alpha of Blackwood. The command in his presence, the effortless way he challenged my father—an Alpha in his own right—without even a flicker of hesitation.My fingers brushed against the rough fabric of his expensive coat, grounding me in the moment. Alpha or not, there was something else about him—something almost hypnotic. His aura wrapped around me, pulling me in, as though I were slipping into a quiet, dangerous trance.Across from us, Dad’s pupils widened in disbelief. “But… I heard—”“You heard exactly what you were meant to hear,” Kyle cut in smoothly, his voice calm but unyielding. “After I signed the marriage p