Match Making Novels & Stories

If only it were that simple. “She’s my true mate, Mother,” I admitted. “And she can’t find out what I am. Not yet. I don't want her to.” For a moment, Zelda looked stunned, so rare of her. Then her mouth twisted into a sly smile. “Oh, so she’s your true mate? Well, well... that does change things now that I know” She moved closer, her voice dropping into something conspiratorial. “If you’re that eager to claim her, why not make a grand affair of it like I suggested? A mating ceremony big enough for the whole kingdom to witness. We can arrange it in a week. You’ll have her bound to you, and she’ll be yours once after all.”

So she was probably sleeping or doing something else at the time and didn't notice it. The successful match, Alpha and Omega, needed to go to the Matching Marriage Authority on the seventh day to register. Those who matched before the age of 25 had a one-month inspection period. So if they were two strangers, they could use the month to get along well. Letitia though was devastated by the match result as it was not quite what was expected. She tucked her phone back into her pocket and asked tentatively, "Just because of that?" Samuel raised an eyebrow and he gave a "That's not enough?" look.

Was it real or something that fate had arranged to get me out of my present misery? Miranda looked thoughtful, "I'm not familiar with the meeting thing. But since mating is the coming together of soulmates. Then one of them was meant to be and the other was false. Or in your case, compensation for the first failed one" she explained. "A compensation?" I asked curiously and she gave a nod, "No one is perfect and sometimes mistakes happen during the soul mate pairing phase, however not everyone is as lucky as you to get compensation for the wrong pairing. Cherish it"

As he went to walk away I could hear as he shifted back into a large beautiful man. With one glance back at me he murmured “They will all pay my love don’t you fret, I will make them all pay soon” With that he bolted off into the forest. A few hours later I stirred awake at the peeking light of the bright sunshine. “ITS DAWN!” I missed my gathering last night! ‘What if my mate was there?’ ‘What if he mated with someone else?’ If an unmated male chooses he can pick any mate he desires. Mostly alphas choose to do this to keep their packs strong and genetics strong as well. It’s despicable to reject your mate but it happens.

Emma said laughing hysterically. "Oh, God!" Amelia exclaimed in shock hearing her. "BTW, do you know, mom is trying to fix my marriage? Today I have to go to meet that man in a cafe! I want to have a love marriage! But mom doesn’t understand!" Emma whined in annoyance. "Uh oh! But I know you! You will do something that the guy will think a thousand times before fixing the marriage!" Amelia said, shaking her head as she knows what her best friend is!

“That doesn’t sound good.” “You will have Grey with you to make it better.” I told her as I put my hand on her knee. I felt her relax a little. “Plus, you need a girls day. She will be your Beta female when you officially become Luna.” “She will?” Everleigh asked with a smile. “Yes. And when Dev finds his mate, she will be the Gamma female to help you.” Grey added with a small smile gracing his lips. “Are we done with breakfast?” I asked.

He could have just let it go after last night. There was no need to call my alpha after I made it clear that I wanted nothing to do with him. There was no need to still go ahead and stake his claim. No need to lie that we matched. “Maybe he likes you.” I scoffed. Andres doesn’t like me and even if he did, I don’t like him. I don’t like him at all. I don’t want to have anything to do with him. Matching is for compatible people just like blind dates where people meet and decide if they fit and if they don’t, they end things after the first or second date.

Mother dropped the ice pack on the table, "Summer make sure she doesn't come out of her room till the dinner party." Summer nodded her head, I didn't want to get her in trouble so I followed behind her. "Mother, what did the matchmaker say?" I paused when I heard Ziora say. What matchmaker? "She said she would fix a date for you and Mr. Kenzal to meet and he is the best match for you and our company," Mother replied to Ziora. I wanted to hear their remaining conversation but couldn't because I left before they could hear me eavesdropping.

Don’t tell me. “Well that makes my job way easier. I’ve arranged a date for you two later this evening, you can get to know each other more before the time. And Tate, I expect that you’ll take special care of my good friend.” “So this is what this is about? Match-making?” Tate sounds incredulous and I’m right there with him. “Yes.” Nessa says, looking mighty pleased with herself. “I mean, just look at you two, like the sun and the moon. Never seen a more good looking couple.”

At twenty-four, Clara Mercer is the sharpest, most indispensable Executive Secretary at Sterling Enterprises. Armed with an MBA, ironclad professionalism, and an unwavering drive to secure her financial independence, she has spent two years maintaining a strict boundary between herself and her cold, ruthlessly attractive boss, CEO Damon Sterling. Damon is a man defined by corporate dominance and emotional stone. Guarded and cautious after a bitter, high-profile betrayal by his ex-wife, his only soft spot is his four-year-old son, Toby. But Toby is an untamable genius who has systematically terrorized and fired seven elite nannies in three months. When Toby triggers a company-wide emergency