Forsaken Mate Novels & Stories

She couldn’t even open her eyes to see what this libidinous cell looked like. After Cory left, she heard those dragon girls come to her bedside, whispering to each other. One of them said, “It’s the king’s wolf girlfriend.” She paused for a few moments before she continued, “I heard she is his mate.” Another one asked, “Aren’t mates supposed to be faithful to only each other?” Her young voice was filled with curiosity. “I heard they have something called mate bond. They can’t betray that.” “That’s exactly what got her to end up like this,” another mature voice sighed. She was the closest to Elena. “She should have been smarter, known her own man.”

Blood, betrayal, a baby born of two powerful lines, hidden away, marked by fate. Marked to be cursed. “You were born under the Rift’s shadow,” a voice said behind me. Not my parents this time, but the pale figure from the forest. Kai. “You weren’t just fated to a mate,” he said slowly. “You were cursed to destroy him… or save him.” “What… what do you mean?” I gasped, clutching my head as the pain grew worse. “You are the cursed mate,” Kai whispered. “Chosen by power, not love. Your bond to Finnick was never meant to be easy. It was meant to break you… or remake you.”

For my sins, for my betrayal of my fated mate. Her name alone sends a sharp, aching pain through my chest, a wound that never truly heals. The mate I had forsaken. The only woman on earth who had once looked at me with nothing but pure love and trust -until I destroyed her. I banished her without a second thought, driven into the outlands where rogues and bandits roam and kill like it was an everyday entertainment. ‘You let your own damn arrogance blind you,’ Magnus emerges in my head, and his voice thick with resentment.

But his hope was short lived and doubt followed afterwards. He soon learnt that she was wolfless. She was a prisoner with no history. Her mole was seen as a curse. But yet, to him, she was the girl who had endured horrors he couldn't even fathom. His pack needed strength. They expected an Alpha's mate to be a warrior, a force to stand beside him. Not someone fragile. Not someone broken. The council had been clear in their expectations—his mate should be someone who could fortify their legacy, not weaken it.

It looked really nice. “You know that answer," she shrugged again. “Unlike you, my mate didn't want me and denied me," I gasped. “What?" “In our pack, if one mate doesn't want the other mate, the unwanted mate would be banished, unless you have a family to go back to. In my case, my parents were long gone," “That's so cruel of them," She raised a brow at me. “I'm sorry," I said. “That must have been tough for you to let out,"

But the oppressive weight of his presence was suffocating. Father and son looked identical when they were angry. "You'd all better start talking and explain exactly what happened," David's voice was low and dangerous. In the crowd, no one was suffering more than Mattew. He never imagined that the woman he'd thrown away would become the most revered Luna in the land. Not only was she thriving without him, but she had found a mate a thousand times better than him. And yet... they were supposed to be Fated Mates. His first choice.

broken. “My mother was his fated mate,” he said finally. There was an echo of a smile on his face but it wasn’t warm. “She died giving birth to me. And he… he never forgave her for leaving him. Never forgave me for surviving.” He looked at me then, and I saw something raw in his eyes. “A fated mate is supposed to be everything. The other half of your soul. But when she died, he just… moved on. Like she was nothing. Like I was nothing.”

-“What? Of course not! I lost my phone and came to search for it” -“Here?” he wondered incredulously. -“That’s not the point Andros. Who is this woman?” -“I am his mate” the blonde woman replied. -“Your what?” -“I thought that you mate was dead along with your four year old child” -“We don’t have a child” the woman intervened again. -“Is this your second chance mate?” I addressed to Andros. I knew that second chance mates were scarce but Andros was lucky enough to find her and didn’t have the opportunity to tell me about it.

Sorry" Marina stares at me and squats down and holds my hands. There is no judgment in her eyes, only understanding, and kindness. She starts explaining to me and I am baffled. "My dear, what you are experiencing is the pull of the mate bond. You are my son's fated soulmate. The mate bond is a mystery even to us. It is a force that ties two different souls together. It is the reason my son found you. Your soul reached out to his, and his soul was restless. I guess we need to go to the library. I will explain everything, and give you books to read as well. That way you will be able to understand our ways."

Mate bond got me pretty cool. Alpha Ford never gave them a chance. I saw him burn one to ashes in the woods some years before he died. He made his point clear; they are cursed and shouldn't be allowed to wander around or be pitied, they were stoic that even if you shove chunks of glass through their holes they wouldn't wince. They were mechanized. They bore the mark of the Abyss. Now Ariadne is at risk. The whole pack will be aiming for that. I run my palm down my face.