Accidental Surrogate For Alpha Cast Novels & Stories

I can't help the butterflies that bounce within me. "Reuben, go home before it starts raining," the boy frowns, a bit unhappy, and the alpha ruffles his hair with his hand. " Can I take the Luna home? She hates thunder, and I like watching her squeak through every thunder?" he laughs. The word Luna sticks out to me; Tina told me that a Luna is an alpha's mate or chosen. Does Reuben think Nikolas and I are mates? Unbeknownst to the boy who keeps talking about my reactions to thunder and lightning, Nikolas has frozen. I clear my throat lightly, making Reuben stop talking. His eyes go to his alpha, and they show regret. He bows and then smiles slightly at me.

My Gamma stood by my side as they hauled Mark away in shackles “Alpha, what is coming?” “My mate, I found her, she is beautiful but, troublesome, I learned today she used to be good, and pure until Mark destroyed her now, her heart is filled with bitterness and pain. I also learned something secret about her, she does not realize herself, and we are preparing against Hades. She was born his bride until someone sent her into hiding and her world burned. If he finds out that his betrothed was nearly killed by my Beta, he will kill us all. Be ready”

“What in the Goddess’s name were you thinking? Risking your honour, your decades of work—everything you built—for a fragile human?!” He clenched his jaw, but she didn’t stop. “No wonder your enemies circle like vultures! They no longer chase you, Alpha—they chase your weak surrogate.” The word slammed into him like a blade. Surrogate. He stormed into his study, slamming the door with such force the windows trembled. “Mother Seraphine!” he growled, voice deep, dangerous. “Do not refer to Lara that way. She is my mate. I have explanations for everything that happened—it all moved too fast, but I’m handling it.”

said one of the other Alphas. "The seventeenth letter," Kade said. Everyone looked at him. He hadn't moved from his chair. He sat with the unhurried authority of someone who had decided the outcome of this moment before it began. "Alpha Reyn forms his seventeenth letter — f — with a particular downward hook. Consistent across every document on record. This letter does not have it." He looked at Zara, just for a moment. "It's a forgery." The room considered this. The room did not care enough.

My face showed a little bit of my expression. Noticing that she looked at me and tried to change the mood. -How about we talk about your life, first we should get to know each other a little bit. Those words surprised me a little with her change of attitude, it was as if she wanted to have something with me, but not so fast. I kept listening to each of his words. -You look like a Beta, but I can tell you're an Alpha, which somehow attracts me. Not that I like you.

But she assured me that it would be beneficial for both of us. Reluctantly, I agreed to her proposal. We began our fake relationship, attending pack gatherings and events together, portraying a bond that wasn't truly there. It was challenging to maintain the facade, especially when I longed for a genuine connection with my true mate. Nevertheless, I trusted my beta and believed that she had my best interests at heart.

Luna, the Alpha of Nampa, carried an air of authority, her presence commanding respect. Alpha Burst, with his diplomatic finesse, had orchestrated this gathering of realms. Emissaries from distant territories had come, seeking to solidify alliances with Nampa. Letters of goodwill and requests for full-fledged alliances adorned the table, reflecting the complexities of diplomacy in the supernatural realm. As Luna took her seat at the centre of the chamber, the room fell into a respectful silence. Alpha Burst, standing beside her, and Alpha Zephyr, representing Blackmoon, flanked her sides. The unity between the three Alphas was evident, a formidable force that spoke of mutual respect and coop

I could see the pain and desperation in the Alpha's eyes, and my heart went out to him. "I understand," I said softly. "I will keep your secret." The rest of the meeting passed in a blur. The Alpha and I discussed the logistics of the surrogacy, and I left feeling overwhelmed but determined. I knew that this was going to be a difficult journey, but I was ready to face it head-on. For the sake of my pack, and for the Alpha and his family, I would do whatever it took. A few weeks after our initial meeting, I received a call from the Alpha's messenger requesting my presence at the Alpha's office. When I arrived, the Alpha was sitting behind his desk, his brow furrowed in concentration.

Dominic explained. The betas of the alphas noted down these points. I did it for Joshua for the time being. “Don’t strain your delicate fingers, Carys,” Christian chuckled. “Autumn packs seem to be immune to these deaths and disappearances. Isn’t that right, Alpha Joshua? This all began in your pack and now it’s everywhere except your pack. Quite strange, isn’t it?” Joshua’s brows tensed. “Perhaps because while my beta and I were busy strengthening our pack’s security, you were occupied poking your abnormally enormous nose into matters that are none of your concern.”

“She’s not a research subject!” “Of course not!” he said, with a faux-genial chuckle. “Female alphas aren’t essential to the discovery of how some alpha and non-alpha shifter genes remain latent while others are expressed. But they are an example of the process. And college students always need extra cash—and they’re very loyal to their older siblings, I understand.”