Alpha Ceo Who Forgot His Mate Novels & Stories

“What did you mean earlier… when you said I was supposed to die?” Another pause. “You’ll remember,” he said quietly. “Soon.” And then he was gone. The door clicked shut behind him. And I was alone. I sat on the edge of the bed, staring into the fire. That memory… it wasn’t a dream. It felt real. The flames. The screams. The betrayal. Was I really someone else… before this life? And if so… Who was Alpha Kael to me back then?

I murmur to myself, staring up at the ceiling. I sit up, brushing my hair back from my face, trying to push the memories away. But they cling to me, wrapping around my thoughts like vines. I thought that night would change everything, but it didn’t. It only created more distance. The mate bond lingers in my mind, whispering reminders of what I’ve lost. And even though I’m determined to move on, to reclaim my place as the Alpha, I can’t shake the feeling that I’m still tied to him in ways I can’t understand.

The speed at which I hissed and walked out of Amber's room was still a shock. What insolence! How would a man even say that about his best friend?! I sensed a lot of bitterness and greed in his voice. How could I not have known?! He has been acting suspicious lately, little did I know that it would come to this. I hastened my pace as I headed to where Keila was. Disappointment etched all over me when I met her absence. Was I dreaming? I had just left her here a few minutes ago when Amber called me. Where could she have gone to?

her father asked softly. Joyce left the office annoyed. Zack just shook his head and continued what he had been doing. Emily saw that her daughter left her husband's office angrily so she entered it as well. Zack felt his wife enter but he didn't look at her and continued typing on the laptop. "You planned to make peace with the Dela Vegas. Why didn't you tell me?" "It was also sudden when the Dela Vegas asked me if I wanted to merge with them. I agreed and that was the only exchange, to marry their son to one of my daughters," he answered while continuing to work.

He made his own name in the business industry enough for the Lee’s head of the family to entrust all their wealth upon his shoulders. “Yes, grandfather. But she didn’t even remember me.” He sadly informed the old master, recalling how Jacyn’s face reacted regarding unknowing him. He long waited for this day, for her to come back, unfortunately, she didn’t even remember him. Did the accident cause her to suffer memory loss? This made him wonder what she had gone through all these years. “I’m sorry, hijo. I didn’t expect her to forget you. The doctor said she was fine. She remembered us so we didn’t think she had forgotten some of her memories.” Grandfather Hou Lou was also at loss.

He was fighting very hard and pulling the shareholders to his side but in the process—he forgot the reason why he was fighting. His five years as CEO wasn’t for play, secretly he kept on buying shares without alerting his father and after the last meeting today, he was declared the biggest shareholder, so, he felt it right to celebrate with her and tell her everything. “You cooked for us?” Ria was surprised at the change of attitude. Although Alex was a good cook, he rarely had time to do that and with the tension between them for the past two weeks, she wasn’t expecting this. “What’s wrong with that,” Alex raised his eyebrows. “This is not the first tine I’ve cooked for us”

When you told him something that was supposed to be simple normally, and asked him some time later again, he would completely deny you ever telling him in the first place. He forgot things so fast that he had to keep a while long list of notes on his phone, books, sometimes his palm! "Oh, I was right after all. You can't blame me, I've asked you but you never talk to me about this dude." He muttered. "I never talk to you about him? Adrian, we had a whole lecture about Alec and his family when Grandpa invited you over that--"

All I heard was the first sentence. “I met Ms. Elena today, boss. Can you imagine! She is the CEO of Grand Ambience, can you believe it? I still haven’t come to terms with this news, you know. Now I understand why Grand Ambience always turned down our jobs. It was because their boss didn’t wish to see my boss” What! He saw who? Are my ears working alright? “Repeat what you just said…” I didn’t know what to expect, but I wanted to hear him repeat what he said.