Fated To My Alphas Robin Falcon Novels & Stories

“They were set for a reason and my house won’t be the first to go against it.” I nodded. Alpha Robin was a proud man who stuck to his principles no matter what. While I found that terrifying, I knew the pressure that came with being in charge of a pack as great as this. “For what it’s worth, I’m glad it didn’t come down to that ugly incident,” I muttered under my breath but loud enough for Alpha Robin to hear me. “I have you to thank for that,” Alpha Robin said. “You made this happen.” “I didn’t do anything that wasn’t required of me already,” I began, suddenly feeling uncomfortable over him lavishing praises on me. “I was already mated to your sons and we merely did what was expected of us

We were not merely two wolves brought together by circumstance, but rather a fated pair destined to confront the forces that threatened our pack. The forgotten past revealed a prophecy, whispered in hushed tones through the ages. It spoke of an Alpha and a chosen one, bound by a sacred bond and destined to face a formidable adversary. The true nature of the rogues that had captured Alpha Damien was far more sinister than we had ever imagined. They were not mere outcasts but a malevolent force seeking to shatter the delicate balance between light and darkness.

The serene night was suddenly ruined by the screams of Alpha’s men, the voice was familiar, and when I tried to recognize the man running toward the Alpha, it was Falcon. “R-Rosa! Rosa was dead Alpha! T-They killed her!”

The falcons, who I had defeated in an effort of self-defence when they had tried to initiate an unprovoked attack, had come in handy in pointing out that I had been with her daughter. “They told me about a female Alpha, which was unheard of, but as I moved across the country, there were several lone wolves who spoke about feeling a pull towards a new female Alpha and I knew that the falcons hadn't lied.” She seemed to sigh in relief. “I’m so happy that you gave her shelter from those who wanted to cause harm to an innocent life.” As I watched her compose herself, I couldn’t find any hint of malice or ill intension from her and she genuinely seemed to want to meet her daughter.

Susan I recognized the figure the moment he appeared in my doorway. Alpha Robin of Wood Pack. From the way Robin was acting, the protective fury in his voice when he demanded Evelyn's release, it was obvious he had feelings for her. More than professional concern. More than pack alliance obligations. The man was practically vibrating with rage over a common healer.

"I have faith in you, Robin, and in every pack member who has shown such dedication and commitment. Together, we can forge a future that surpasses even our wildest dreams." With a deep sense of gratitude and determination, Robin bowed respectfully before his alpha. "Thank you, Alpha Leori, for leading us through the darkest of times and inspiring us to reach for greatness. Your guidance has touched the lives of every pack member, and we shall carry your teachings with us always."

"Don't think you can deceive me by finding some pretty boy to play along with you. You can't fool me." Rufus's eyebrows furrowed slightly as he turned to Selena. Rufus little boy? He sure doesn't know that the young man he just fought with was the mysterious Alpha of nightfall pack. The young and strong Alpha which no one has saw his face aside from his family, Beta, warriors and guards. Rufus eyebrows were tightened, and there was a hint of coldness in his dark eyes. He didn't react at all to Williams calling him small boy, and didn't even bother to give him a look. Instead, he took the handbag Selena was carrying and said in a low voice. "Let's go."

Falcon showed me where we were to meet and I went there after spending some time at the entrance waiting for him. “Welcome Fernando, my very good old friend,” Falcon professed. “Daciana!” I exclaimed when I saw her. “She can’t reply or see you for now. She’s still under the influence of the poison, and this will happen to almost everyone if you don’t act fast,” Falcon warned. “Why do I have to trust you?” I asked wildly. “You’re not trusting me, you’re trusting Alpha Derrick, you were there when the prophecy chose him as the next Alpha of the Lycan prowler pack, there would be no peace if that doesn’t happen,” s Falcon uttered confidently.

Now I'm quite glad I did. Turns out the witch was right. The Alpha's daughter married the Alpha of Forrest Lake and produced twins but not before she slept with her chosen and ended up having faternal twins concieved of the different mates. I chuckled to myself. I stood up and headed downstairs. To be the Alpha of a Rogue pack you have to be stronger and more ruthless than the rest. That is what I am. All in my pack fear me for they know I don't hesitate. "Beta!" I yelled as soon as I was downstairs. He quickly came to my side.

“I want her taken. Quietly. No blood spilled in the packlands. No witnesses.” The tall one tilted his head. “Taken where?” I smiled. “Far.” Silence stretched. The fire cracked. One of them shifted, uneasy. “Kidnapping an Alpha’s mate is a death sentence.” “She is not their mate,” I snapped, the edge slipping into my voice before I could stop it. I inhaled, steadying myself. “Not truly. The bond is flawed. Twisted. I intend to correct it.” “And after she’s taken?” the woman asked. “What then?”