Mate With The Alpha Of The Rival Pack Novels & Stories

“Now you’re nothing but evil and alone. She would have never been yours.” “I would have made it so!” victor roars. “So you’re not my fated mate?” I ask. My voice is small compared to their shouting, but it draws both of their attention. “Alpha wolves do not have fated mates,” Levi answers. “The Crescent Mother lets you choose who you mate with.” “Then you could have never controlled me,” I say, looking at victor, then I laugh—even when it hurts my chest and my broken ribs. Even when blood fills my mouth, I keep laughing. “And killing me is the only way to make sure I never rival you!”

Two days have passed since the I got rejected. I haven’t seen Marionette or her friends on campus, nor does my mate. I was busy doing my assignment in the library when I heard these five, she-wolves talking. “Have you heard? Our future alpha will be studying here.” “Duh? Obviously, cause Marionette is here. What should we expect?” “But I also heard that our future alpha’s mate belongs to this pack.” “Seriously?!” Four of them shouted.

I was given the alpha title as soon as I was born twenty three years ago, but at the age of Eighteen I officially took the place. The strongest part of a pack was the alpha. But after him, or actually, equal to him is Luna, an Alpha's mate, a real soulmate. Werewolves have destined soulmates that they call their mate. They live with her and spend an eternity together. Their bond is stronger than any relation that ever has born or will be tied. Their bond also strengthens the pack. The closeness and togetherness is what drives a pack for a better future and represents their love.

Caden understood with unwavering clarity that he must dedicate his time and energy to finding someone truly compatible—someone who could not only share the ups and downs of his life but who could magnify his role as an alpha. In the hushed stillness of his chamber, Caden reflected on the countless moments he had observed among mated pairs within his pack. He recalled their subtle glances, brimming with unspoken trust, the way they effortlessly moved in harmony, each partner reinforcing the other through thick and thin. These couples led their packs not just with authority, but with a profound wisdom cultivated over years of shared experiences. It dawned on him that having a mate was far more

He has mismatched blue eyes at the right and black eyes at the left; a complex glint flickered past his eyes when our eyes became four. In that minute, Alpha Oswald and I knew we were fated mates. Even without touching him, pleasurable sparks were running through me, and I'm sure he must have been feeling the same thing. 'He's my mate. He's our mate,' Maia's words kept on resounding in my head until I finally understood the precarious situation I was in and I froze immediately. It turns out that Alpha Oswald, the current Alpha of the biggest pack, is my mate, and not only that he already has his Luna!

They were blindly loyal to their Alpha. Well, if that was how they wanted to live, then I was more than happy to accommodate them. "You think I'm happy about this?" Marcus asked me, and his next words struck a chord in me. "I'm the Alpha! I'm supposed to mate a Luna. Not even a wolf, that's not where my standards are–a Luna. And you're just a human. Do you have any idea what this is doing to me and my pack? I've lost every standing. Every ounce of respect, gone, because my mate is a weak human girl."

You can't just take it. “Of course I know how it works. Each of us has a partner who is ours alone, whose DNA is compatible and whose company completes us. But that doesn't mean she doesn't serve in my pack. Wolves have shared mates for many centuries, when pack needs demanded it. Allora is a powerful vessel and will make strong pups. I have searched the length of this country and have not found my own mate, nor another girl as suitable as her. Then I will have it. If you want to keep her too, you can join my crew as a beta. Together we will be stronger. But if you don't give it to me, I'll fight you for it. And I will win.

Luna Ivy had been my only comfort after my parents’ deaths, though her kindness had drawn the ire of Alpha Rowan, who warned her that favoring me would bring trouble. “What do I do now?” I whispered, tears pooling again. “No one wants me.” “That’s not true,” she soothed. “You are loved, and one day you’ll see it.” “How can you say that when my mate rejected me?” I pulled away, staring at her, desperate for answers. “Did you reject him back?” she asked. I shook my head. “He declared his mate to the entire pack—someone else. It’s over.” “The bond isn’t so easily severed,” she said, her tone firm. “Even rejection doesn’t always break it. There are stories of mates finding their way back to each

“Are you sure you want to share your Alpha role with me?” “Aiden, this is what fate planned, right?” I say, a little uncertain, I cannot lie, but knowing I have to do what I can to make this all work. For Evelyn more than anything. “At the end of the day when two men are fated, which has been known to happen, and one is an Alpha, then his mate become Alpha too. Ruling together. This pack will be as much yours now as much as it is mine or ours as a group, I think. We will be a team all of us. Unbreakable, right?”