Fated To The Alpha Novels & Stories

“The union of an Alpha… and the one Moon has chosen to be his companion. In love. In strength. In will.” There’s a subtle shift in the room. He doesn’t say mate yet. Not immediately. He makes them wait for it. “By the ancient laws that govern our kind, no rank, no council, and no voice may overrule the will of a fated bond… or the claim of an Alpha.” His gaze flicks, just briefly, toward Damon. Then to me. “Though a union as this is… uncommon —they are not forbidden” The word lands like a blade wrapped in silk.

Rohan started. "I said stop speaking out of turn," Derek interrupted, his eyes shifting to the guards with a terrifying, absolute finality. "I am warning you right now. I am the Alpha of this pack. If you listen to my brother after I have given a direct command, you will be beheaded for treason before the sun rises. Do your job." The guards flinched, the sheer weight of the Alpha command overriding any hesitation. They lunged forward, roughly tearing my arms away from Rohan's reach.

I decided to carry her back to the mansion and take care of her right under my watch till she was fully recovered and able to answer questions. "I'm so excited about her—finally, a mate, a queen." Fang shrieked, but I shook my head in disapproval. "I don't care about having a relationship or destined love with her; all I want is for this curse to be broken; that's merely the only reason why I need a mate," I corrected. "Oh, please don't be so sentimental," he teased. "I have more important matters to attend to; let me remind you that I am the Alpha."

“Your life was over the second the mark chose you.” Sable’s wrist flared hot, as if offended at being spoken about like an object. Maeven raised two fingers again, hovering them above the mark without touching this time. “Widow-bond law is old,” she said. “Older than Nightfell. Older than Redcrest. It was made for one purpose.” Sable’s voice came out thin. “What purpose?” Maeven smiled. “To bring an alpha back.” Sable’s blood iced. “No.”

I know this path, I know how it ends. "What? You mean… Hades?" The ghost gave another nod. "You don't get to judge me. You did what I needed to do for my people. I need more power. Being Alpha is not enough." "You've been deceived. You might think you have more power now. But what you really got is a heavy metal chain. One you'd have to wear for the rest of your life until it eventually pulls you down." Kade's jaw tightened. "I had no choice. What else was I supposed to do? My people need…"

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?”

It is a smile of greed, it is a smile of evil. Suddenly, he pulls me into a hug and pats me on the back, but into my ears, he whispers menacingly, “Pardon me, Laurel. But as the only kin of the Morningstar family, I am next in line to be the Alpha. I take my responsibility as the future Alpha very seriously, not like some pampered brat who thinks she can just breeze in and take what rightfully belongs to me. I will be Alpha, whether you like it or not.”

the thousands voice thundered bowing there head and kneeling down in front of her. The End. This is the end of Fated To The Alpha Demon Book 1 To be continued….

I tried to let go of my hand, but it was tangled in his. What is Stanley doing? Is he being affected? No of course not. He's an Alpha. Alphas are only affected when the female... Well, I don't have that much potential anyway. “Don't lie Sarah, I can feel it. Her voice reverberated in my neck and a shiver rose through my body. The fact is, I was really, really wet about it. It's not like I can control it. It's horrible, but it's a natural thing that unfortunately happened when we were around potential males.

“But highly unusual and usually within families of High Alphas? Yes. Did you suddenly become a High Alpha?” I shifted, uncomfortably. Here I went again with the lies. “Some non-High Alphas have had two fated mates,” I said, quietly. “I read the tomb on wolves with multiple fated mates. It’s not having two fated mates that’s bad, it’s bad when you don’t do anything about them.” Kairos threw a bag of supplies down and gave me a pointed look. He crossed his arms over his chest. “I thought I was clear when I said I don’t. Share.”