Alpha Ceo Who Forgot His Mate Novels & Stories

She barely remembered leaving her desk. The elevator arrived. The doors opened, and a small crowd pushed in. Mackenzie and Amy squeezed inside. “I heard the new CEO is in his late forties,” Amy whispered as the elevator climbed. “Haven’t had someone that young in ages.” Mackenzie gave a distracted nod. She wasn’t in the mood for talking, but Amy always filled the silence. “What’s his name again?” Amy asked. “Alexander Gracias,” Mackenzie answered without thinking. “Yes! I just hope he’s nothing like Mr. Winter,” Amy said, rolling her eyes.

His Alpha's power radiated through the area. He turned to the warrior who had just spoken, his voice as cold as frost. "You. You're demoted to omega duties, effective immediately." "Let me make something clear. I am your Alpha. The mate bond is none of your business." "If anyone else dares to forget their place, their fate will be far worse!" At his words, everyone flinched and stepped back, terrified they would be next. Only Tessa stepped forward, tears still glistening on her cheeks.

I say. Hack scoffed “Come on. Then why did you say you don’t remember him, when clearly you do.” “I panicked okay!” I stood up and paced around “it was my first day back from a long flight. I didn’t expect to see him there! He doesn’t like buying stuff for the house before. Seeing him before I could lay on my bed for the first time was not in my plans.” Jack sighed. “Fine. But this will come out sooner or later.” “I know but it’s not like I owe them the truth. They don’t deserve it then and specially not now.”

Emily knew that, after all she had been part of the family for more than three years. He picked up the telephone and dialled his vice president's number, “Have someone clear out Ms. Stephen's entire space. Throw out everything or better still, burn them. I don't want to see anything about her. And after that, I'll need a new secretary, preferably one who would take her job seriously. Have I made myself clear?” He screamed at his aide, Joseph. “But, sir… “ “Don't you dare, don't you dare try to defend her. When she comes back from wherever she is, she can speak for herself. “

The news of the pregnancy, although exciting, also brought a host of worries about how I would balance my personal and professional life. However, when I arrived at the company, I saw Allan trying to undermine me, a very low move on his part. But fortunately, I was accepted by everyone. I noticed his gaze repeatedly wandering down to my neckline. Everything was set for me to assume the presidency tomorrow, and I would be introduced to all the employees. I left the room determined, leaving Allan with his unreadable look. When one of the company's shareholders stopped me in the hallway and invited me to celebrate my new position, away from Allan's presence, I made an impulsive decision. It was

she asked, her voice devoid of warmth. Shane remembered overhearing her admission about causing the previous night's chaos. Suddenly, a memory surfaced. Last year, the company had suffered a major security breach. He had urgently hired a hacker to secure the system. The problem had been resolved overnight, but he had never learned the hacker's identity. "Last year... was it you?" he asked, his throat dry with shock. Ella recalled the incident. "Yes." The single word left him frozen in place as she walked away without looking back.

“And the spy?” Lotty answered, voice clipped. “She took poison. Died before we could question her.” Decker’s jaw flexed. “So whoever is behind this planned for failure.” Adam nodded. “Yes.” Decker stared at the ceiling for a long beat. His breathing was careful. Controlled. Then he spoke, voice low. “I don’t remember my council.” Matthew’s eyes narrowed. “But your instincts know what betrayal smells like.” Decker’s gaze flicked to him. “Yes.”

I tried to tell him everything about our past, but no matter what I said, he didn’t remember anything. The more I tried explaining, the more agitated he became. It was weird that I was the only one he didn’t remember. He could remember every detail about everyone else, including Kaige. My brother had failed to help me, so Luka ended up leaving his house. I had returned to work and the entire company had been in shambles. An email from Luka was sent to everyone in the company, saying that I was now the Vice President of the company and acting CEO until Luka returned. The email had been sent right after I logged out of the game.

We found a secluded corner away from the patients enjoying the afternoon sunshine. "Tell me," I demanded softly. "What happened?" "The person who caused your car accident—it was Ryan Blackwood, CEO of the Blackwood family." I felt my body physically recoil, taking two involuntary steps backward. The name connected to that imposing figure I'd glimpsed earlier sent a chill through me. "You've been in Europe long enough to understand," Cedric continued, his eyes never leaving my face. "Ryan is essentially untouchable here. Anyone who displeases him pays dearly."

This is it! Stop hyperventilating, idiot! Think of an excuse, dimwit!!! "You don't know her?" Caesar asked, equally perplexed. "How comes he doesn't remember you?" His last question was directed to me. "Probably because it has been a long time since we last met." I lied, trying my best to sound as convincing as possible. "I also know your brother, Diego. Is he here as well?" "It happens." Caesar shook his head. "I sometimes don't recognize some of my dad's business partners."