Alpha Dom And His Surrogate Novels & Stories

"A curse?" "Yes." Dom replied, his eyes narrowing. His face became serious as his voice lowered. "A curse because they betrayed their Alpha and Luna." *

“Exquisite! You have the most beautiful eyes I have ever seen, my dear. Who are you?” My throat tightened. I couldn't outright tell him I was Alpha Dominic’s Luna. Not with how he was currently glaring at me as though he wished me to disappear. Besides, I was just a temporary piece. Alpha Kaelor was obviously an important person, and the last thing I wanted was to ruin anything for Alpha Dominic. I glanced over to him for help, unsure of what to do. Finally, Alpha Dominic stood. “This is Adeline…my wife and Luna.” A sweet sensation slithered through me at the sound of my name falling from his lips. This was the first time he had acknowledged me as a person instead of just an omega.

One of them moves closer, closing the gap between us. I stand taller, letting my body language display dominance. My heart pounds loudly inside my chest, making me dizzy."We are strong, we are ALPHA," Adolphus speaks in my mind. I can hear his voice. "Fight them, boy." I let my wolf take over, allowing the animal within to rise. I am no longer Adam. I'm an Alpha, and I will fight until the very end.

Sebestian happily returned the gesture while Adom pretended to gag. "Oh look. We really do have an unmated Alpha here." Amelia pulled Adom to him and kissed him on the forehead. "And you are completely sure you are up for this? We're not rushing things?" "I'm never completely up for a party," Adom reminded him. "But I am as ready as I will ever be." "Ah yes, that's right. You enjoy your silent brooding. Just like your brother-in-law." "Hey!" Sebestian exclaimed, but there was laughter in his tone. "Just because I prefer a quiet night in does not mean that I'm brooding."

Gods, politics was a slow form of torture. “You know Amanda and I just got divorced,” I muttered, dropping into the leather chair that probably cost more than her entire settlement. “She was never my Luna. Hell, I only married her because my fated mate... Rogue Alpha’s daughter, vanished when we were kids.” The memory still stabbed like glass. All that was left of her were those green eyes and that soft, familiar laugh I could never forget. Marcel didn’t even blink at the reminder of my tragic love story. “That’s exactly why we need a fix, Alpha. How about pulling the trigger on the surrogacy plan? We can spin it as a modern solution...”

I whispered, my voice a mixture of emotions. He smiled back, his gaze warm and reassuring. "Everything will be fine, Mom. You'll see." Watching my sensible children, a wave of relief washed over me. Their unwavering support and understanding were a balm to my worried heart. As Daniel spoke, his words were a reassuring melody, reminding me that Alexander was not only the formidable Alpha of Shadow City but also a man of wealth and undeniable handsomeness. "You're absolutely right," I responded, my smile genuine. "He must have had no shortage of admirers before our paths crossed."

Niklaus said, grabbing they woman's hand and walking away. "How boring he has turned." They Lord of Viscoria sighed. He wasn't the Lord for nothing, or because he was elected. His father had being the alpha before him. He wasn't just an Alpha. He was they Alpha King. He ruled Alphas that ruled their clans. His eyes shone Amber and his wolf snarled. He knew why, but he was not going to let his wolf control him. He had they control not his Wolf! TBC

"The person who accessed the file used a proxy, but the signature of the intrusion matches two previous incidents connected to Aldric Morse's organization. We can't prove it in a legal sense yet. But we know." "Who is Aldric Morse?" I asked. The question landed in a small silence. Cael came around the table and sat down across from me, which meant he wanted me to actually hear this rather than receive it across a distance. "He's the other primary candidate for Alpha King," he said. "He leads the Eastern Coalition, four packs in the mid-Atlantic region. He's been my main opposition for two years." He paused. "He's also the kind of man who views people as problems to be solved, and his methods

he sobbed, his body wracking with tremors. My chest ached, but something in me snapped. “That man is not your dad!” I snapped, my voice sharper than I intended. “Your dad is Jayden—the Alpha of the Red Moon Pack. You will not call him that again, do you understand me?” The words left my mouth before I could stop them. The moment they did, silence followed. Abriel froze, his sobs cutting off instantly, his small body stiffening against the seat.

"He's avoiding touching you because he's terrified of hurting you. Of losing control and doing something that would traumatize you after everything you've been through with your ex-husband." I blinked at her. "What?" "Damon is a Prime Alpha," Clara explained. "One of the most powerful in the region. That means his instincts are stronger, more intense than most wolves. When he finally allows himself to claim his mate properly, it's going to be... overwhelming. For both of you. He's been holding himself back because he doesn't want to scare you or push you into something you're not ready for." "But I am ready," I heard myself say. "Or at least, I want to be. I want to experience what all those