The Alpha's Accidental Surrogate Novels & Stories

The Alpha growled inwardly, knowing the words would echo in the minds of its enemies—because it had allowed their minds to connect with his. “Forgive us.” The pleas came in many tones—whimpering, begging, desperate. But the Alpha’s heart had turned cold. He chose indifference. He bared his large, sharp fangs in warning, ready to shred the cowardly wolves into unrecognizable forms—until suddenly, a blinding light blocked his vision and—" “Stop scaring the children with silly stories like that.” A firm pat on her shoulder forced Crystal to swallow the rest of her tale. She turned to Maera—the one who had interrupted her fun—narrowing her eyes sharply, but her friend simply showed no remorse.

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.”

And nothing in this wretched world would change that. I wanted to scream. To rip at the walls. To claw away this destiny I never asked for. But I didn’t move. I just sat there, alone, surrounded by cold stone and colder silence. I curled up tighter, my body shaking. I don’t know when sleep finally took me but the sound of footsteps and voices woke me up later. Elders of the pack. As soon as my eyes fall on them, I immediately closed them and pretended to be asleep. “…it’s an abomination,” one of them hissed. “The Goddess must’ve made a mistake. There’s no way a wolf like her is fated to Alpha Bane, the Luna of Red Moon is the one supposed”

"It appears my resolution inside the citadel last night failed to satisfy your internal pack logic. You possess an abundance of tactical intellect, Kofi, deploying your own mother to generate a disturbance at my wife’s personal residence?" "Absolutely not, Uncle Kael!" Kofi explains frantically, his voice cracking under the weight of the alpha’s aura. "I possessed zero knowledge of her location until the screen connection initialized! This was entirely decoupled from my directives!" "You possess zero knowledge?" Kael repeats, his lips curling into a cold, predatory smirk that sends a shiver of pure terror down my spine. "My beast finds your level of ignorance highly unbelievable." "It is the

Shocked growls and gasps erupted across the Alpha Hall. Rapha’s eyes went wide as his heart pounded violently against his ribs. A sudden wave of heat washed over him. Married? To the most feared alpha mafia leader in Valoria Ridge? He had absolutely no memory of how this could be possible. Luna Kiara leapt to her feet, her claws bursting through her manicured nails. “How is this madness possible? Explain this instantly!” Tade looked equally horrified, his alpha aura flaring in panic. “This is a system glitch! A technical error by the human servers!”

Now, it looked like a cage where two monsters had been let loose. Aaron’s jaw clenched so hard I thought I heard the bone pop. “Alpha,” he said cautiously. “Aaron,” Rowan answered. I stepped forward, folding my arms loosely like I wasn’t barefoot in a stranger’s territory, like I hadn’t just tried to beat their Supreme Alpha senseless with a serving tray. "The Alpha," I told him politely, "is a kidnapping, controlling, murder-loving son of a bitch who is dead the second I get the chance to put him underground."

At this point in my reign as Alpha, I am not so sure about the decisions I am making, if it is for the best of the pack or mine. Like for instance, the decision I made to still pretend to be crippled when I can walk just fine. At first, I thought I was doing it because of the bigger plan and the element of surprise. When the Sizzlers first attacked us, they had the element of surprise waiting for us down that tunnel and, of course, a cheating ass Beta as their accomplice who betrayed us at the slightest opportunity he had.

I almost, almost spill it out. “ People like Ryker Ambrose and me, Alpha…are not supposed to know each other. ” Yes. But we did. We came across each other. And Moon Goddess decided to mess us up. Now, I am craving to be with him, under him, over him, whatever the hell is possible right now. “ If it turns out to be a lie Natalie Whitman…” Alpha leans in all of a sudden. I stumble back, surprised at the sudden anger displayed on his face.

Accidental Alpha’s Bride Chapter Eighty-Two Angel’s POV My father was dead. The paternity of my unborn child is mysterious. I don't remember having any sexual encounter with Simon, or the moment I discovered I was pregnant with a child. My memories are wiped out as a result of the accident and to be honest I feel lost and obsolete. Whom to trust has become a rare ability. I don't know myself. Each passing day the mother I thought I knew her strange behavior towards the matter is unsettling and very suspicious. I’m forced to rethink the stranger’s words if there was an atom of truth to his wild statements.

Mira Vale, twenty-four, has spent her entire life invisible in the branch of Silverpine Pack. When debts leave her desperate, she accepts a surrogacy contract with Alpha Roman Draven of Blackthorn, whose bloodline is compatible with hers. The rules are simple: carry his child, live in his mansion, accept the money, and leave after birth. Falling in love is forbidden. But Blackthorn is not what Mira expects. Roman is cold and grieving, yet around her, his walls crumble. Their attraction becomes impossible to ignore, and Roman’s jealousy appears before either admits their feelings. Then Mira’s wolf whispers one word: mate. As her pregnancy progresses, changes awaken within Mira. Her powe