Shifted Fate: The Alpha Begs Me Back Mga Nobela at Kwento

But if she needed me… If she truly needed me… Then nothing and no one…not even four Alphas….would stop me from being by her side. As the trees thinned and the pack house lights came into view, I whispered the truth I’d been afraid to say out loud… “Aria… I’m coming back for you.” And no matter how impossible fate tried to make it… I wasn’t letting her go.

I hear the cook curse back and Gina grins at me, “Sorry. But the couple at table twelve have asked me twice about their pasta and it’s embarrassing at this point. Besides, do you really want to get drunk? Don’t you have to waitress at Benny’s in the afternoon?” I groan. “Yeah. I forgot that.” I’m about to say something else when she nudges me. “Table six is trying to get your attention.” I look over at the group of wolf shifters, and when the Alpha meets my gaze, he gives a small smile. There’s no mistaking the hunger in his gaze. Only this time, I know he’s not hungry for food. My abdomen tightens and Gina whistles softly. “Somebody’s got his eyes on you.”

I asked out of curiosity. "Thirty-six. You don't feel I'm too old for you, right?" "I would never," I chuckled. I stood on my knees on the soft bed, crossing my arms on his shoulders, and returned his peck from just now. "So Alpha, considering I saved you from turning unstable and becoming rogue from being mateless, what do I get in return?" "Do you believe in those?"

"You are too late. The fate of your Alpha is sealed. Prepare to witness his transformation into a harbinger of darkness." Dread washed over me as I realized the magnitude of what was at stake. Our fight had taken a devastating turn, and the fate of our beloved Alpha hung in the balance. With a heavy heart, we continued to battle, clinging to the sliver of hope that remained.

I admitted, “But I know I want to try. I want to be with you.” He studied me, lips pressed into a thin line. Then his gaze flicked downward for a moment. “And your family?” “My parents are gone,” I said softly, forcing the words past the lump in my throat. “I grew up with my step-family. They don’t… they don’t care much about me. Not really. But I… I want to stay with you.” He exhaled slowly, tilting his head. “You know the Alpha’s mate is supposed to be the Luna.”

She turns to look at me and I tilt my head, willing her to continue. “Dahlia was never meant to be the Alpha of Alphas. Selene altered Fate’s plan at that moment for retribution for what Fate had done. Fate orchestrated the war with the rogues. So Selene threw a wrench into the works by declaring Dahlia the Alpha of Alphas.” Aura looks back with sadness in her eyes for her pup. “Do you know Fate’s plans?” I ask her as she nods her head. I close my eyes at what she has confirmed. “Can you tell me?” I ask quietly, and she shakes her head with a huff.

Tonight, I would honor their unwavering loyalty. "Tonight, I stand before you as your alpha," I declared, my voice carrying the weight of conviction. The crowd grew silent, their eyes fixed upon me. "But I do not stand alone. By my side stands Malik, my chosen mate, the one who has stood by me through thick and thin." A surge of conflicting emotions rippled through the air behind me, but I remained steadfast. I understood the intricacies of pack law and the complexities of our relationships. The transformation had already begun, and there was no turning back.

He stepped beside me, resting his arms on the railing as he gazed out at the moonlit forest. I scoffed. “Did I? Because it felt like I was standing on a battlefield waiting for the first attack.” He smirked, his silver eyes glinting under the moon. “That’s because you were.” I let out a breath, shaking my head. “And what happens if I fail? If they never accept me?” Fredrick turned slightly, his gaze meeting mine. There was no hesitation in his expression, no doubt. “Then you prove them wrong.” It was such a simple response, but the weight behind his words made my chest tighten. He spoke with the confidence of an alpha—unshaken, certain. But there was something else in his voice, something I

Selene's breath hitched and her fingers tightened on my sleeve. "Stay," she begged, a voice a hush between heartbeats. "Please stay with me." I wondered if she knew she was saying anything at all. How can a great Alpha be found with a girl named Cursed and the one he rejected? That'll be an eyesore. Also, I've my warriors to watch to know what was happening, or better still, go to the Shadowsfang and tear them to pieces if I don't hear from them. But hearing from Selene, I stayed