Alpha's Fake Or Fated Mate Novels & Stories

“I cannot be with you. I am an Alpha. You’re a Wolfless wolf. There’s no way I can mate with you. As an Alpha, I need a mate who can stand tall by my side; not someone so weak she cannot even protect myself, much less of the pack if an attack ever came” Every single word that leaves his lips feels like a knife being stabbed into my heart. The blood drains from my face and I sway unsteadily on my feet, suddenly feeling light-headed. He doesn’t reach out to help. I slowly shake my head, as though by doing so, I could will his words away and out of my head, “No. No, it’s not like that. That’s not how it works. The Moon Goddess ordained us as mates. The rest of the details will work themselves o

The wolves had noticed it first. Not a face. Not a name. A scent. It drifted through the halls of Alvarado University faint, unplaced, gone almost as soon as it arrived. Most students walked straight through it without noticing. But every wolf who caught it stopped mid-stride, some mid-sentence, the animal beneath their skin going still and alert. It wasn't Alpha. It wasn't Beta or Omega. It didn't fit anywhere they knew how to file a scent.

His touch was warm, grounding me against the cold dread coiling in my stomach. “She’s trying to get in our heads,” he murmured, but I could hear the doubt under his words. “What if she’s telling the truth?” I asked quietly. His eyes met mine, and I saw the war inside him — the alpha who had to protect his pack, and the mate who wanted to protect me. “She might be,” he admitted. “But it doesn’t matter. If Jacob comes, we’ll be ready.” His voice was steady, but I could feel the tension in his body. He was preparing for war.

she asked softly. I swallowed hard. “When I became alpha, I thought I could undo his mistakes, break free of the shadow he cast. But I was desperate. Our pack was on the brink of collapse, and Dominic was gaining ground. I… I made the same pact, thinking I could control it, that I could use it to protect everyone.” Her eyes widened, the shock clear on her face. “What kind of pact?”

he said as he opened the door wildly, while gesturing for everyone to leave the room. Aldoph was the first one to walk out of the room. He had had enough of witches drama and human fragility. It's not like he hated Jasmine per say, but he had no reason to particularly like her either. If this curse could really break the mate bond between her and his Alpha then it was a welcomed development. Maybe then Jason would be able to be with someone just like them, a werewolf from a reputable pack and not someone who was the cause of so much pain in the pack.

“I’ve been waiting for you. Tell me you’ve spoken to the human.” Human? My blood ran cold. No. No way. He wasn’t— Dr. Phil turned to me and pointed. “Here she is. She’s the one. Though, she’s refusing.” A strange silence filled the room as the man turned back to me, this time his gaze sweeping over me with scrutiny, like he was assessing every inch of me. His eyes flickered to my stomach, and then suddenly, it clicked. He was the alpha. He was the man whose sperm had been mistakenly used.

Adam said to Natalie, trying to minimize the effect of his actions. “Are you kidding me, Alpha Hawkins?” Alex stepped in. “Do you know how many alpha male we have here today that chose a mate and after that they met their fated mates? Why the fuck do you try to fool us here and make it look like you were forced to cheat your Luna when the reality is that you did it only because you are an egoistic jerk?” “You know nothing!” Adam growled at him, but Alex laughed. “Alpha Kyle!” Alex said, looking at a well-known young alpha. “What did you do when you met Alpha’s Torres daughter and realized that she was your fated mate, three months after you married your chosen Luna?”

“No, he didn’t. He had his own escapades, but they were never serious. When I told him Soledad was my fated mate and she died, I knew he understood why I had to leave. All Alphas in our family end up with their fated mates.” “He understood you more than anyone.” “When you stayed here while practicing your spells so we could save Lucy from the underworld, I told him about you… That you were my second chance mate.” He dropped his head, and his hands coiled into fists again. “Blade…” I pressed a kiss on his head and hugged his neck again. “He told me to claim you and come back as the Alpha. He said I had no reason to curse fate because I was given a special female.” He tilted his head and looke

“I… I know that but… I thought there was one mate. And you said he had a fated mate. I’m sorry but I’m confused.” I breathed in deeply. “You’re not his fated but you are his chosen mate. I guess this is where it’s complicated.” Despite my slight pause, she was all ears for me. What a good girl. “Before the attack, the Alpha already met his mate. She was from a different pack but she came here to live with him. Unfortunately… she was not who we thought she was. She was part of the traitors who aided the hunters to invade our pack. Our Alpha is ruthless and just… even to his fated mate. He, in no second thoughts, killed her for her crimes with no hint of remorse.”

My mate, Alpha Alex, had a wolf cursed at birth by a witch—unable to catch the scent of any she-wolf, doomed never to find his true mate. He spent five long years searching for her, only to be met with nothing but disappointment. In the end, broken and exhausted, he gave up. That was when he claimed me. On the night of our bonding, he told me the truth. "Fiona," he said quietly, "I had no choice. If the pack knew their Alpha couldn't even find his true mate, I'd become a disgrace in their eyes. So I chose you.