Alpha Ceo Who Forgot His Mate Novels & Stories

The glass almost slipped from her hand. “Oh, my God...” she murmured, bringing her hand to her forehead. “I forgot to call Mateo!” And on the other side of town, sitting at the dinner table, with the phone still tucked away as if it were the most precious thing he owned, Mateo continued to wait for the call from the beautiful lady—unaware that, that very night, it wasn't just his little heart that Helena was about to break, but the entire carefully calculated routine of the cold and powerful Ballmer family.

He deliberately schooled his face into a blank look and nodded, “Yes.” “I knew it!” Cecelia was exasperated. “Look at me, why am I so stupid! How could I actually forget something as important as applying for leave?” Speaking of which, Cecelia glared at the man indignantly, “I forgot to apply for leave because I was feeling unwell, what about you? Why can’t you apply on my behalf? You’re so close with the president, why didn’t you think of applying leave for me? Now that I’m fired, our family will lose ten thousand a month, are you happy?”

“Well, if there are two men more pathetic than the two of you, I would pay to see them,” Sia said as she came into the office where Carter and Vincent were busy reviewing the latest piece of paper that had been handed over to them by the ex CEO of this company. Vincent’s uncle. It seems like this particular piece of paper had been ‘Forgotten’ when the transfer was occurring five years ago… “That damned old man. I’m gonna kill him someday,” Vincent muttered under his breath.

She looked up at me, a reluctant stare in her eyes, “There…there’s something I forgot to mention to you. There’d been so much…” “What?” I hissed. “What is it, Lucy?” “Matthew,” she said. “You remember Matthew Vance, my father’s friend, the former VP.” “Former?” “He resigned…a few days before we contracted to sign over the company and…and the marriage.” The word still seemed to be foreign on her tongue. Honestly, she wasn’t the only one, but that was not close to being on my list of priorities. “And you didn’t think that this was pertinent information to tell me?”

Riley asked. "I forgot to tell you. I am the sole owner and the secret CEO of ACE Construction Firm," Adrian revealed. "What?" Riley asked, wide-eyed. "Is that why Engineer Philips attended our wedding? You were his boss all along?" After Adrian nodded, Riley squinted. She made an angry face and said, "I forgot to tell you. I suddenly don't want to have sex tonight." A groan left Adrian's lips as Riley gave him the cold treatment. He threw his head back and put his arm around his wife. He said, "I'm sorry. Again, I meant to tell you all about it at the resort, but here we are."

With these two representing the ATL Empire, they made their presence known. It was unspoken knowledge that Atlas was indisposed because of the car accident. Everyone was wondering how serious his injuries were. All the hushed conversations at the reception revolved around this. I mingled in the crowd and exchanged pleasantries with other CEOs. Meanwhile, I watched Nick closely, afraid to miss his instructions. Of course, Matthew was also in attendance. Now that he had secured a good project and expanded his family, he had newfound bragging rights. He had conveniently forgotten all his embarrassing public incidents. Clearly, having a son was a game-changer.

Selena mumbled as she sat behind her desk. She looked around, rested her head on the table, lifted her head, and leaned back in the chair, then sighed. "Ah, what now? I am bored. Maybe I should turn on the television." Selena mumbled. The TV came on and the reporter on the news seemed to stand front of a building that Selena recognized since the logo on the building was 'ACE incorporation.' "I am standing in front of one of the former leaders of the alpha clan company. We received a tip that there will be a huge announcement today about the change of CEOship in the company. We are all curious about who will take over from Guss." The news lady said.

“All in favor of removing Adrian Reyes as CEO pending investigation—” “Wait.” My voice cuts across the room before I can stop myself. Every head turns. Salazar looks mildly amused. “And you are?” Marcus answers before I can. “The woman who owns half the problem you’re trying to solve.” The room murmurs again. Salazar studies me. “Alessandra Valez.” “Yes.” His smile grows. “I heard you lost five years of memory.” “I did.” “And yet you’re here.” “Yes.” Salazar glances toward Adrian. “That’s… unexpected.”

The receptionist nodded in agreement, and Ethan chuckled. "Babe, I'm not the CEO," he said casually, as if he wasn't dropping a big thing. "I forgot to tell you. I thought even though you lost your memory, you would still remember that part.” I stared at Ethan, my mind racing. "You're not the CEO?" I asked, trying to confirm everything. I felt like I was losing my grip on reality. Ethan nodded. "Yes, babe, I'm not the CEO." But I wasn't listening to his explanations. My world was crumbling around me, and I felt like I was losing my footing.

Alpha Kane Fenwick, my fated mate, had rejected me for another she-wolf. Now that he'd lost his memory, I meant to make him fall for me again and be the one to reject him. I led him back to the Alpha's bed, a wide, almost bare expanse. Kane settled against the headboard. His amber eyes were still clouded with confusion, and he looked like a wild creature dropped into a world that made no sense. He studied me, his eyes holding a faint trace of curiosity and need. His voice came out hoarse. "Tell me about our past."