Fated To My Enemy Alpha Novels & Stories

It was as if the universe hated me, and the moon goddess despised me. At that moment, he was here, Alpha Killian Reid, charging in with a troop of his warriors into our pack, with fury stalking his veins, and then, to my utter disbelief, he happened to be my fated mate. I listened more to their conversation; neither of them was ready to take a rest. My father couldn't do better to hide his satisfaction in sending me off with the enemy.

she added, throwing something towards me, and I slipped into darkness. I was aware of the fact that getting my life entangled with an Alpha, also meant inviting enemies who might want to harm or kill me. Never did I think the person doing this would be a family. * #TBC

Maybe her mother would step forward, take her in her arms, wipe the blood from her face, and whisper, "It’s a mistake, sweetheart. Come home." But her mother didn’t move. Her eyes were cold. Unforgiving. Like she was looking at something vile crawling across the ground. “She’s not one of us.” Alpha Cian’s voice broke the silence. Sharp, heavy, and final. “She doesn’t belong to this pack.” He turned toward Maddox, her father. “And as Beta, it is your duty to protect the pack.” Maddox didn’t hesitate. His voice was firm, echoing across the woods. “Yes, Alpha. I love my pack… and I’ll do anything to keep it safe.”

He looked at the people on their knees, and they trembled. "Every one of you," he said, "every single one of you who thought you could take what is mine and live to enjoy it, will learn tonight what it means to be the enemy of an Alpha. Not because I am cruel, but because I have no choice. If I let you go, if I let this pass, then the next person who thinks about betraying me will do it. And the person after that. And the person after that. Until there is nothing left of this pack but ash and memory." He raised his hand, and the Beta drew his sword.

"How would I know you're not my enemy... You're his family. You're his beta... and that seems awfully convenient for a person who isn't my enemy..." "I'm not your enemy because..." "Yes? Because?" "Because... Oh come on, just believe me, okay? I'm a good guy... One of the best, actually" Before I could reply, the door behind him opened and the air inside the room changed. I knew who it was before he fully entered the room. Alpha Kade walked in. And every ounce of calm I’d scraped together shattered. Damn this blasted alpha!!!

Then, like lightning, she launched herself at them. “Drop him!” she screamed, claws flashing. One rogue snarled. “The Luna dares bite?” Her claws extended, her roar filled the room, and she tore into one of the intruders with feral strength. Blood splattered the walls, but there were too many. “Run!” my father choked, his voice barely audible, his eyes finding me even as his body sagged. “Zara…run…”. They struck him down before he could speak again. My father…the strongest alpha I knew…fell to the ground and went still.

It can't be that I'm actually his mate. “Your dead mate? How come your mate died, if I may ask.” “She was taken by the enemies.” “The enemies? You also had enemies?” This made him chuckle lightly. He walked over to the bed where I sat and placed the cup containing tea on the table, from my observation. “There's never been an Alpha without an enemy. I've never heard of it, or have you?” “I don't think so.” Shit! What am I saying? I don't want him to know that I can't remember my past, to be on the safer side.

“You didn’t think your enemies would just sit by while you played with me, did you?” Raya spun on her heel, rushing toward the door, but the rogue’s voice stopped her. “Don’t forget about me, Alpha,” he called softly, almost tenderly. “Don’t fall in those heels while running,I wouldn't want the temple I worshipped earlier to be bruised.”

The true enemy had arrived. The Fallen Alpha.

And I hated how much I noticed her. So I mocked her. Let others do worse. Laughed when she flinched, when she stumbled, when her wolf cowered beneath ours. But inside—I was the coward. The day she vanished, something snapped inside me. And when I became Alpha… that snap turned into a scar. One I carry like a brand. She looked at me with disgust when we reunited at the burial, and god's help me, I deserved it. I thought time might dull the edges of what I did. But time only sharpened them.