Fated To My Enemy Alpha Novels & Stories

Would he think it was a scheme to get close to their Alpha? Not that I would be able to do much to him even if I wanted to – his battle prowess was unparalleled. “I’m going to stop you right there,” he said, a false cheer in his voice as he raised a finger at me. “Crosses aren’t welcome here. You can turn right back around and go back where you belong.” “I’m not your enemy!” I pleaded. “My father – I know he’s awful. I know his cruelty better than most. That’s why I need to speak to your Alpha – I’ve left my pack, and I wish to pledge my loyalty to him instead!”

Then he turned, striding back toward the throne at the end of the hall. The chains on my wrists clinked as the guards dragged me after him, but I hardly felt them. Because I knew what this meant. I was inside his pack. Inside his world. Close enough to kill him. But as I walked behind him, my scar burning, the bond pulling, one truth gnawed at me like a curse: The Alpha who killed me… was also the Alpha fate had bound me to. And I didn’t know if I could survive the war between hate and destiny.

"But it's also easier to say all that than to do. I just wish I could destroy all my enemies but I can't. We are just a few. Going on another war would mar us. Kappa and his wolves would be here anytime soon and it would either be to give up or to fight. I want to fight but I'm thinking about my pack. Is that what is best for us?" "I certainly know giving up is not the best. You know I will always support you. If you want to fight, then I'll fight with you." "I can't drag you into this, Hayden." "It's my battle too. Alpha Lundamous and his son are my enemies just as they are yours." "What do you mean?" "I'm sorry. I didn't tell you the full story. I'm from the pack and Alpha Lundamous is the

“You invited her. The one person that you shouldn’t have considered… you chose to invite her.” “Yes.” He stepped closer, lowering his voice. “She is the enemy. She is the reason why the packs are now in factions and that my friend’s pack is almost always in danger.” I turned my attention to him then, meeting his glare without flinching. “She is an Alpha,” I said evenly. “Just like the others here. And not all Alphas are allies. You would do well to remember that. And if you think that she is the reason behind the danger of your friend, then you are clearly forgetting that it his fault that things turned into this.”

I was cut off when another woman cropped in. “I don’t know what Alpha Leo sees in you, but you belong to someone else which is Alpha Enzo our sworn enemy, this is just an example of what is to come when our men, mates, sons, and loved ones match out to fight for you,” she cried out and the rest of the women nobbed their heads.

“I do not believe that mother was unfaithful to you.” “You are a fool. In ten days’ time Alpha Andrew will come back to our pack and try to claim you as his own. He believes you are his mate. But you do not belong to him. You belong to me, and I will determine your fate. You will reject him, and you will never speak of any of this to your brother, or you will never see the light of day again.” His Alpha Aura rushes over me, trying to seal his words. I turn my head in submission but he’s unaware that his Alpha Aura stopped working on me years ago. With those last words he stands and places a gentle kiss on my forehead and leaves me with tears streaming down my face.

To worsen it, he didn't even end things with me. The only thing holding me back together was the thought of my pack. Behind him, the garden was white flowers and string lights and in the center, in white was her. Wema, the supreme alpha's daughter. She was a trophy because anyone who becomes her mate becomes aligned the supreme alpha. That was it, his greed and power led him here. Crescent whined, she could still feel the bond and my knees locked in but I never stopped walking closer. I thought I was strong, I thought I'd just rush at him, hit him, scream but I died.

"That's why he's been pulling away. That's why he looks at me like he's drowning." "He knows," Pete said. "An Alpha knows his mate the moment he scents her. The instinct to protect you, to claim you, it's biological. It's older than his human thoughts. And he's fighting it because of Carly, because he's a good kid who thinks loyalty can outrun destiny." Anna turned, her back pressed against the pegboard, a screwdriver handle digging into her spine. "What happens if we don't... bond? What happens if I choose Carly? If I leave?"

I'd asked Rook who he was and Rook had taken just a half-second too long to answer. Caelum Dusk. The Alpha's brother. "Sorry," he says, to me specifically, like the empty chair was a slight he owes me for, "I got held up at the eastern boundary." "It's fine," I say. "Did Maren feed you before this?" I blink, "Yes."

Dear readers, In a world where love is tangled with betrayal and vengeance, every choice carries a scar. As you uncover the secrets behind Fated to the Alpha Who Killed My Sister, your voice matters more than you know. After reading, please share your thoughts. I’d truly love to hear what you feel. 🖤