Potential Suitor Novels & Stories

“I knew you would cooperate.” “You are having fun with this, aren’t you?” She said. “Matchmaking is fun, Blair. Watching the people you introduced fall in love is pure bliss,” I said dreamily. “Oh, I can’t wait to see who Cristo picks.” “You made your point,” she seethed. “Now leave.” “I’m leaving,” I stood up. “And Blair? I shouldn’t be telling you this but Suzan Abrams is one of the matches we are considering. I thought you might want to know who you are up against.”

Kate said. "So who is it?" Mom asked a little too eagerly. "Rishi," Kate said, and the whole table erupted. Everyone had an opinion on it, except for Dad and Ren. Ren just ate and looked bored without his phone while dad talked to Riker and Aeryn. When things finally settled down, I turned my attention back to Sue. "So what about you? What will you do if you find your mate here?" Sue scoffed, "I won’t. And if I do, I’m running like hell away. "I am not prepared for a mate right now, or perhaps ever."

- She pouted and crossed her arms. - but would you like to have sex with him? Alex asks very seriously. - You're my mate. You're the one I want to have sex with. - Kat, you didn't answer me. I swear to you that I'm not doing any tricks. Would you like to have sex with Micky? You like him that way. Kat blushes. Ever since she saw Micky, even before looking at Alex, she thought he was her mate. Then Alex had shown up and shouted his ownership over her, and she'd thought no more about it. But now, with such insistence, she thought about it again.

The number dropped from 1% to 0. The system gave me a choice. If I wanted to avoid the pain of failure, I could bind to the Perfect Partner System and become the wife Spencer wanted. I hesitated. I asked, “What if he notices something is off?” The system was always cold, but its reply cut deeper than usual. “He doesn’t love you anymore. He won’t notice.” It was true. Spencer did not love me anymore. The man who once filled his world with my presence was gone. He was burning with anger. I looked at him and whispered, “Isn’t this what you wanted?”

There was also whatever that was going on over there. Victoria sighed. “In many cases, no,” she said. I blinked in confusion. “Some wolves do get a second chance in the form of a chosen mate. I wonder if that is what the prophecy brought forth your five suitors for.” “Five?” I frowned. “But you only mentioned four. Valentin. Maximus. Thorne and Kairos.” I almost could hear Victoria fidgeting through the phone. “Yes, but the prophecy mentioned five suitors,” she said. “I didn’t tell you until now because we haven’t been able to identify the fifth. There is no other High Alpha pack.”

Taking her momentary distraction, I attempt to free myself, but she turns in my direction and I halt my movements. -"Did she ever tell you why she rejected you?" I touch her weak point, hoping she will get distracted once again. Plus, I also wanted to know who Susie indeed was. Matt told me he never intended to mark Susie because she and he had a deal. If they were to find their true mates, they would split up, but then, a few years into the wedding, she went into heat, and that's when he marked her.

The remaining men were weary, their bodies bruised and battered, but their spirits remained unbroken—at least for now. As the suitors discussed their strategies and speculated on what lay ahead, a humble servant entered the tent, carrying a tray of drinks. His attire was simple, and his demeanor unassuming. He moved quietly, offering refreshments with a respectful bow. The suitors barely noticed him, too engrossed in their own thoughts. Cedric who was hidden beneath the guise of a lowly server, moved silently among the men, pouring drinks with the precision and deference expected of his supposed station. His sharp eyes missed nothing, watching the suitors with the practiced gaze of one accus

She wasn’t sure what that said about her. “Do I have a sugar daddy?” Sue asked as she ran her hand over the frame. “Is that what this is?” Knight rolled his eyes at her and snatched the big blue bow off the seat before sticking it right on Sue’s forehead. Sue laughed, and before she had a chance to take it off Knight grabbed her by the waist and pulled her in for a kiss. “Well,” Sue said as she pulled back, “I don’t have anything to give you, except pizza.”

I sat back in the chair on the dais and listened to her. " I want to fall in love with my mate and have a happy life with whoever the Lucky Werewolf may be." "That was not so hard, was it? I assume you're still breathing fine after giving a decent reply, are you?" I asked. She looked away. " How does the idea of a suitor coming for your hand sound? " She returned her gaze to me. " A suitor? " " You heard right. " " Someone I do not know? " " Absolutely. He could turn out to be your mate."

Taking her along with him, he stopped at a corner and sighed. "What are you all doing here? I saw Susan out there." He said, and Sandra shrugged. "Susan just decided to come with us, she was a high school friend and..." "She's Fabio's ex and she did have a history with us in the Mafia world and..." He trailed off and sighed. "I'm not even supposed to be telling you all these sweethearts, just go pick up your sister and leave. Thank you." He smiled and she frowned. "Why? Don't tell me Mikhail is trying to cheat on her again. I'll kill him if that's what he's trying to do."