Fated To The Alpha Series Novels & Stories

I shook my head when I heard her question. "I'm just looking for a friend to chat with," I replied, to which they responded with a bow. "Forgive us, Miss. The Levion family is not allowed to talk to the omegas," the girl replied, which made me unable to contain my curiosity. What was going on in this place? Why does everyone seem to have been compartmentalized by caste? And one more problem that kept nagging at my mind, they always called Mr. Levion Alpha Thomas and Mrs. Levion Luna Emilia.

Thank you for reading, please do take a moment to read this full note. First of all, I want to say thank you to each and every one of you for giving this book a try. I hope you enjoyed this book as much as I enjoyed writing it! This is the last book in the Alpha series, but as this journey comes to a close a new adventure awaits. Although I had originally wanted to make the Alpha series a 7 book series, with more ideas and due to the timeline I decided to make the next two books part of the spin-off series.

This is her small way of compensating for the years that she was unable to fulfil the role of a mother to Kimberly by doing what she can now to ensure that things go smoothly between the two of them, should they ever meet. After Alpha Darwin had finished responding to Melissa's final question, he immediately had a nagging feeling that he had done something wrong. He is at a loss for words to explain to Melissa that her older sister, Kimberly, may end up as a slave to an Alpha because the Alpha prioritised her younger sister, Melissa, over herself.

The Alpha’s molten eyes dimmed slightly. “The heart was made to return.” Lena’s fingers dug into Alexander’s jacket. “No. I wasn’t made to be a prisoner.” The Alpha stepped forward, shaking the ground. “You were made to complete what was broken.” Alexander snapped: “She was made to live. Remember that.” The Alpha paused only a moment— Not in fear. But in recognition of something unpredictable. “The forbidden path leads only to destruction.” Alexander kept moving. “Good. Then we’re choosing the right one.” Jay Falters

Let him claim us. But I wasn’t ready. He pulled back, shaking, his breath ragged, his Alpha’s dominance suffocating yet protective. His hand cupped my jaw as he pressed his forehead to mine. “I would wait forever for you,” he vowed. “But my wolf… he already knows you’re ours.” And I knew then, this wasn’t just desire. It was inevitable, fated and final. ALE’S POV The next morning, I could barely keep the grin off my face as I drove to the Rossi villa. After years of betrayal, after Elisabetta, after the scars my father left, I finally found her. My luna. My mate.

He calmed down, sank into his pillow, and said quietly, "I’m going to find her. No matter how long it takes or how much effort I have to put in, I am going to find her. Without her, I am not complete. Every Alpha becomes weaker without their mate. I need to do everything I possibly can to bring her back to my side. When I do, everything will fall back into place the way it was always meant to be. The way it will always be for us."

“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.”

Just mentioning the words “fated mate” was enough to trigger a new wave of irritation in Dexter after so long. He radiated his raw Alpha aura, shaking the air in the room. “Hey, how many times do I have to say it? There's no such thing as a fated mate.” Dexter spat out the words as if they were poison. “It's just a fairy tale, a weakness woven into our legends to make us complacent, weak, and dependent.” He was an Alpha with pure, supreme Alpha blood. He didn't depend on anyone, on anything, let alone a fated mate to complete him.

I chuckled, but they failed to see the humor. I stood up, “look, if what I think will happen does, then it’s only fair that I be the one to die, father you’re too valuable as a mentor, Alpha Bryce is a father and has a pup on the way with his fated mate. I tapped on a book, “the last Alpha shall perish in the dark war.” I turned and looked at them, “I’m the last Alpha, Bryce didn’t even know he was one, till he read about us. Plus, my fated mate didn’t want me anyway, so I’ve already lost what is most valuable and precious to me.” I looked between them both, “if Russ hadn’t have found that obscure line in the book, I wouldn’t have found the rest. It’s about my demise, and I don’t know

I felt calm because her breathing was normal and her heart rate went down to a normal rhythm. “I need to take her back to my place and have the doctor give her another serum. She hasn’t been eating and what she just saw made everything worse” I said tightly as I turned around to head for the door. Adrian didn’t stop me but went with me to open the door and walked with me as I headed outside. “What the hell did just happen? Both of you looked like you saw Satan!” Adrian asked in confusion. “Because we did! It’s alpha King. That’s the rogue alpha in the damn picture!” I growled angrily.