Fated To The Alpha Audiobook Mga Nobela at Kwento

"And if she isn't?" I exhaled shakily, my mind swirling with too many possibilities. "Then Darius was toying with me. And if that is the case…" I let the sentence hang, my meaning clear. If Darius had lied, if he had sent me on a wild chase, then I would return, not as the sickly brother he mocked, but as the Alpha who would remind him of his place. "We will find her, Alpha," Nate vowed, his hand briefly clenching my shoulder before he strode off to carry out my orders. I was left standing in the dim corridor, my breath shallow, my pulse weak. I had little time left, but I would spend every second ensuring that when my end came, it would not be at my brother’s hand.

TESSA Less than twenty-four hours ago, my entire life went to complete shit, and now the Alpha of the most powerful pack in the realm is in the next room deciding whether or not I’ll live to see tomorrow. This all started with an unfortunate accident. My brother killed one of the members of his pack. It’d been a moment of chaos and bad timing and goddess knows what else — but dead is dead, and Kaz Ryker doesn’t care about intentions when one of his own stops breathing.

Letting his scent envelope me and I begin to calm. "That was so fucking sexy." He whispers. "Really?" I laugh. "You just claimed me in front of everyone here, you warned a female away and let your Alpha voice loose." "My Alpha voice?" I ask. "I just shouted." "You let your wolf take control and your power ran through the air, everyone under your rank had to submit. They couldn't help themselves." Nero cups my jaw and admires me. "There's no mistaking that you're my fated Alpha Bailey." He kisses me deeply, easing my anger even more. "Welcome home."

The fear of her being kidnapped didn't sit well with him and he would make sure that never happens or else be it any kind he wasn't going to show that person mercy because the word ‘ Mercy ’ and ‘ Forgiveness ’ wasn't in his vocabulary. He and his brother were known as the ruthless and cold Alphas and no one would dare mess with them except if they want to be on their bad side or have a death wish. “ Drive faster Ryder,” He said to his Beta. “ Yes Alpha ” Ryder said as he increased the speed of the car. All the while Jayden was wondering where Muna kept her phone and he became worried. .......... When they finally got back to the park house, Jayden immediately got out of the car and the firs

I am exhausted and I am scared but I do not want to die. “You won’t die. I won’t let you. I’ll make sure you live.” Helios’s voice hardens and it changes to resonate with the power and strength that he alone commands. My bottom lips quiver. Please don’t make promises you can’t keep. Please do not give me hope. “Listen to your Alpha, Laurel. Know that I am Lord over all. I decide who lives and who dies. And trust me when I say that you WILL live.” He cups my chin and lifts my head so I can look into his eyes of obsidian and I know that his telling the truth. The Alpha has never made a promise he cannot keep. I can trust him.

My heart felt like it was shattering into a million pieces as I cried out, "How can I be happy if you're gone?" Tyler's voice remained resolute, his eyes meeting mine with unwavering determination. "Because Chase and Malik will be there for you, taking care of you. You're the alpha of your pack, and I have faith that you'll be strong, kicking ass, and taking names. And, they need you to lead the way for change," he explained, managing to muster a small smile despite the pain.

The golden light under his skin wasn't just dim; I could feel it fracturing inside his chest, pieces of his soul breaking away with every shallow breath he took. "He poured everything into you to kill that rot," Cyrus said, leaning against the stone wall of the ledge, his face older than I had ever seen it. "And Derek just claimed the pack lands through blood on the PA system. The pack mind accepted him as the ruling Alpha the second Rohan fell. When the territory shifts like that, an empty Alpha heir gets crushed by the feedback loop. His wolf is shutting down." "No," I muttered, pressing both hands against Rohan’s chest, trying to force whatever scrap of magic I had left back into his skin

She would never listen again. She reached a rocky promontory as the sun began to bleed into the horizon. She turned, looking back. The forest stretched, an infinite, dark sea. Somewhere in its heart, a Alpha grieved in a palace. A brother schemed in a cell. A sister paced in a gilded cage. Let them. Let them have their titles and their ruins. Turning west, she faced the dying light. Her escape was no longer from a person, or a pack. It was from a prophecy. From a role she never auditioned for. The story of the Fated Mate was over. It had a terrible, unambiguous ending.

"I had no choice. What else was I supposed to do? My people need…" "Your people need an Alpha who has admirable self-control, not one who'd be quick to make a death with death itself." Kade winced. "I accomplished what you couldn't—" His father had fire in his eyes. "Do not mistake arrogance for strength." He turned to me. "You will suffer more from fate than from retaliation. So, be careful what you bind yourself to." I tensed, my heart racing. "You don't know me." The ghost's eyes sliced through me like a piece of glass. "Oh, I know enough. I know you too well."

“And no commands, if you can help it.” Sable’s heart stuttered. “Who are you?” The man’s gaze slid to Caelan—measuring, wary. “Depends on who’s asking,” he replied. Caelan stepped forward half a pace. The bond tightened. Sable felt the immediate surge of heat between them—power rising like a tide. The stranger’s eyes narrowed. “Alpha,” he said under his breath. “Alive.” Maeven’s jaw clenched. “We’re passing through.”