Bonded To My Ex's Alpha Brother Novels & Stories

I had been betrayed by my sister, my mate, my pack, and now the one man I thought was my friend. I wouldn't let this happen. I was Rowan Brooks. I was stubborn. I was persistent. I didn't accept defeat. If I couldn't fight with my hands, and I couldn't fight with my wolf, I would fight with the bond. I didn't care that Julian and Marcus had treated me like a breeder. I didn't care that they were ruthless. In this moment, they were the only ones who could stop this nightmare. I squeezed my eyes shut and reached for the dark, pulsing connection at the base of my skull—the Alpha bond. It was a heavy, overwhelming weight that I usually tried to push away. Now, I grabbed on to it with both hands.

Something inside Of me made me wonder why my husband couldn't look at me with those kind of eyes. Why did it have to be his brother instead? I slid easily into the seat that was opposite him and got straight to business; “so how much do you want?” “What–aren't you going to at least order something first?” I snorted. “we're not here on a date in case you forgotten, so tell me how much you need,” He laughed. “Sweetheart you seem to be forgetting that I'm an alpha myself, what makes you think that of all things I could be lacking it would be money,”

Hell no, you have got to be kidding me. .“Alright, uhmm, I need some air,” I murmured, stepping away before anyone could stop me. This has to be some kind of sick joke… I can't be his mate. Is that even possible? Mated to My Alpha stepbrother I couldn't right now… this was a nightmare turned reality, and this Alpha was driving me to my grave.

The mysterious stranger I had recklessly thrown myself at, the beast who had consumed my body in the dark just to spite his nephew, wasn't a stranger at all. He was the true Alpha force of the empire. Silas’s uncle. Raiden Ravenscroft.

I opened my mouth to argue, but she cut me off. "You're smart," she said, ticking the words off on her fingers. "You're kind. You're hardworking. You're loyal, stupidly loyal, honestly, considering how everyone treats you." She paused, her eyes meeting mine with an intensity that made my breath catch. "And you're very beautiful. More pretty than that bitch, anyway. And you’re special." I let out a startled laugh. "Anikta—" "I mean it." She released my hand and sat up straighter, her expression fierce. "The Alpha doesn't know what he lost. He threw away something precious, and one day, one day, he's going to realize that, and it's going to eat him alive."

“Liar. I can smell your stomach.” I glared at him. He smirked. God, I hated that he could read me so easily. Hated that he didn’t flinch when I bared my teeth. Hated that he looked at me like I was something other than trash. He sighed and stepped closer, but not too close. Like he knew my boundaries better than I did. “Listen, Aria. I know you hate me right now. I’m an alpha. I’m Kade’s brother. I’m everything you’re running from.”

I slowly lifted my head, Alpha Caspian Ravencrest stood only a few feet away from me, tall and untouchable in his black clothes, his golden eyes cold enough to freeze my soul. Once upon a time, those eyes used to make my heart race but now they looked at me with hatred, pure hatred. “You should’ve been the one in the grave instead of Nora.” His words shattered what little remained of me. My lips trembled. “C-Caspian…” “Don’t say my name.” His voice turned sharp. “You lost that right a long time ago.” A painful ache spread through the mate bond between us, suffocating me worse than the blood filling my lungs.

And the new Alpha just happens to be none other than my cruel uncle. Alpha Storm. He's my father's only brother, and the only family I have left. Before my father's death, they had never been on good terms. In fact, their paths never crossed at all, and my father made sure of that. I'd prodded my mother severely to tell me why, but she always brushed the question off, only supplying that he's a bad man. Eventually, I stopped asking. When my parents died, and Storm became the new Alpha, I became one of the Pack maids. He makes sure that I work harder than everyone else, perhaps as a result of the vendetta he held against my father.

He doesn’t know that he didn’t deserve all of this. I grabbed Beta Xander’s hand and look into Alpha Nicholas’s eyes. “ He’s my brother, Alpha Nicholas. We will solve this problem. You will help us, right?” I asked Beta Xander as I catch his dark gazes, following mine. He nodded and tightens his hold into my hands, squeezing it. “ She’s right. But I don’t know how to help, Devon. Apollo made it clear that the bond is strong enough. I don’t know what to do. I didn’t know that…we’re…actually…”

Or his father. With Alpha Alexander’s recent cold demeanor toward me, it's becoming increasingly clear that he wants to keep our mating bond a secret. His actions speak volumes—he's moved on, embracing a new relationship with Lily, and seemingly content with excluding me from his life. It stings, more than I care to admit, knowing that he's chosen another woman over me. It's a bitter reminder of the rejection I've faced, not just from him, but from others in the Black family, his son. Despite my efforts to steel myself against the pain, the realization that I'm once again being cast aside cuts deep.