Fated To The Alpha (fated Series) Novels & Stories

This had to work. The last I’d heard of the yellow wolf’s bane, it was being used by a pack of wolves known as the Red dawn who were based out in the Borderlands. They were however, not a very welcoming lot. Shit! This was going to be difficult. I wasn’t looking forward to meeting the mad doctor they called an Alpha. Her reputation of sadism and diabolical experiments were well known in these parts. Rumor even had it that she was hideously deformed, looking more beast than woman. Even her betas were said to possess the strength and speed of two werewolves combined into one.

“I promise to survive, even if it kills me.” Alpha Alaric watched me with hooded eyes, worry etched in his features. Then he turned to his sons. “Stay with her until she is ready to leave. I have to handle some paperwork.” They nod in unison, and the Alpha looks back at me before leaving, his guards trailing behind him. I could feel their pointed stares. I didn’t care for their presence, too absorbed in my grief to do so. The silence stretched on, then… Click. From the corner of my eyes, I saw a flicker of orange light.

After everything that had happened between her and Cory, she could hardly feel anything for him, but she knew Cory should have a decent ending. He was the latest king of this kingdom after all, and in comparison with his father, he wasn’t even that evil. Elena found Chris standing behind the curious crowd dumbfoundedly. He had just felt the pass of his Alpha too. It was such an unexpected fact. He didn’t know what to do now. Elena walked towards him and asked him, “Open the gate, please.” Chris looked at her and hesitated. Elena then said, “He’s already dead. It’s our job to collect his body.”

he said, his voice low. "How? That's not possible, Charles." I sat up and looked at him with as much sternness as I could muster when staring at an Alpha. "You didn't send him into a bad situation. You didn't even assign him to cover anything specific. And besides, we don't even know what happened. It could just be one of those fluke heart attacks." Charles shook his head. "You know Alphas have a bit of intuition, kind of like you females have." I nodded. It was a common trait, a way they were able to keep their subordinates together so well. They anticipated certain things and sensed others. Alpha intuition.

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.

His mark was an exact match for the one on my head. I needed to be strong like he’d raised me, regardless of the rumours about the other packs and the stories of what happened on Alpha Islet, even though I wouldn’t see him for four years. "Hold down the fort while I'm gone," I said, pulling away. "I'll be back before you know it—an alpha heir, ready to serve." I saluted him with a silly grin, hoping to keep things light. Pursing his lips, he cleared his throat. "Just be safe, Fia. The other heirs won’t like another Orbit Clan wolf on the island."

I didn’t want to live like that before, and I especially don’t want to when the alpha treating me as a breeder is my fated mate. Fated mates are so rare that most don’t even believe they are real. Yet, here I am with a fated mate that wants nothing to do with me. I’m not sure what games the moon goddess is playing. Are we some kind of experiment, and if so, what the hell did I do to become her guinea pig? Alpha Valen, I understand. He has killed for sport, he’s killed because of war, and he’s killed threats to the pack. He’s ruthless, cruel, heartless, and selfish. I understand why the moon goddess would pick him for an experiment, but why me?

I stared into his eyes and couldn't help but feel blissful. Although we had been separated from each other for centuries, we still found the way back to each other again. I hooked my hands around his neck and gave him a peck. "I know.... and I am fated to love only you Alpha." ~End~

Where was the woman he once knew? He wept. He wept for every life that he had taken, in his hands were the blood of his children. Why did it have to come to this? The Luna and her child were no match for the Alpha King. He was far more powerful than all of them combined, so they closed their eyes, waiting for the final blow. But to their surprise, the Alpha King said, “I will let our child live. But she must promise never to create offsprings of her own. The line of tainted blood ends with her.”

And Tessa standing there, trying so hard not to break. Something ugly twisted inside me at the memory but even uglier at the thought that even after our declaration of her being our mate, she couldn't trust us to protect her. “Still, she shouldn't be afraid of us,” I said coldly. Asher exchanged a glance with Hayes before speaking carefully. “Landon… we're the future alphas of three territories.” ‘But Tessa doesn't want to know that,’ I grumbled inwardly, still pained. “So?”