Alphas Broken Mate Novels & Stories

I said and turned to leave the room when I heard his cold tone which sent me aback. “You will do no such thing! Are you trying to get on my nerves or what? She’s not here because she doesn’t have a place here anymore. She’s not your mom that you think she is and she’s nothing but a witch, a very selfish and self-centered being! You don’t need to bother about her because it’s just going to weigh you down. If you go in search of her you are going to be struck by the moon goddess with bad luck and that’ll Ruin your chances of being an Alpha.”

Alpha Oswald broke contact with me and looked away with a blank expression. My mood fell, and the room seemed to have no space for my presence, suffocating me. The floor seems to be spinning almost making my leg give way. Only the moon goddess knows how I ended up not doing so. "Who's she?" Alpha Oswald questioned with a slight frown donning his impeccable handsome features. 'Your mate,' Something in me wanted to cry out but unfortunately, I was too weak to do so. Instead, I could only fight the urge to cry because my mate didn't seem to have the intent to acknowledge me.

Without my mate, I was weaker, more vulnerable to illnesses, and prone to making mistakes that could cost me everything. The thought of falling ill was terrifying. I had heard stories of Alphas who had lost their mates and how they had never fully recovered, either emotionally or physically. The bond between mates was strong, and the loss of it could have dire consequences. It was said that the longer an Alpha went without finding their mate, the more susceptible they became to illnesses, and the harder it was to fight them off.

Or maybe it had been, and she'd just been too focused on healing to notice. "Will you be participating in the moon run?" Aria asked, her voice barely above a whisper. "I always do," Dante said. "As Alpha, it's expected. Though I've never..." He paused, seeming to choose his words carefully. "I've never felt a mate bond form during one. My first mate died years ago, before I became Alpha. I've made peace with the possibility that I might not get a second chance." "That seems unfair," Aria said. "You're a good man, Dante. A good Alpha. You deserve happiness too."

I go into the kitchen and heat up my leftovers the chef has been sending food daily thanks to alphas order. I'm happy he does it or I'd probably never eat. Sitting on my couch enjoying the chicken noodle soup and watching a little tv. A mind link opens up and it's Alpha Chris. Yes Alpha I respond, he replies pack up some things I've found a pack that's willing to let you stay for awhile and heal maybe with luck find your mate. Yeah maybe. When will I be leaving? Who is the pack? Is there any specifics I should know. I bombard him with a ton of questions, there pack is the Moonlight Drifters there Alphas name is Zeke.

The bond would tear him apart. If she died, it would destroy him completely. Alphas weren't built to survive losing their mates. Alphas are known to lose their minds after the death of their mates. Now that Rafael had accepted Nora as his mate, all I needed to do was to get rid of her and he would be driven to insanity.

I pushed the sad thoughts as I climbed onto my bike and started it. The front gate was still open, just as I left it. Funny how these fake alphas, fake leaders think that having a big wall and an expensive security system will keep them safe. The reality is far from it. It is so easy to break this system, so easy to break the walls and break the little house from inside. It takes one unhappy betta, gamma or omega… heck a few times there was even Lunas who helped me to take down alphas. And that is so sad.

As we danced, I stared over his shoulder and waited for the distressing song to be over. “I often wondered why you left Zenith. Wasn’t he man enough? Wasn’t he a caring mate? Or did you simply think you deserved better.” Alpha Renly whispered into my ear and my skin crawled. “That’s the problem with all these alphas. I keep saying it but no one listens to me. How do you intend to keep a woman in line if you don’t show her exactly where her place is?” He continued and I paused for a second as I caught his meaning.

The air around him vibrated. Stone cracked. Walls crumbled. The fortress groaned as if something inside it was preparing to explode. Livia’s eyes widened in absolute horror. “Oh no. Oh no. Nolan—RUN.” Nolan stumbled back. “W-What—what’s happening to him?!” Livia grabbed him, voice panicked: “HE’S ENTERING THE BREAKING.” Nolan froze. “That’s a myth.” “No.” Livia’s voice cracked. “It’s the reason First Alphas were hunted. When their mate is taken from them… they don’t just shift. They don’t just rage. They become reality breakers. Monsters powerful enough to tear dimensions open.”

"It is their destiny to be together and rule both packs as Alpha and Luna." "You'd brought up Marcus as a sordid example of someone who'd turned against his destiny. Yes, he did and he's pretty much still breathing fine for now" Lerroy continues. "But these two were mated long before they were even born. Do you know the consequences that would follow if they deny this bond or do you need me to spell it out for you?" For people mated before they were even born, the consequences of denying the mate bond only lead to one thing; death.