Novel & Cerita The Alpha's Captured Mate

The Alpha climbed on the bed, looked at Yvette one more time, swiftly, turned her over so her ass was in full view and plunged into her without any warning. "Oh Alpha" Yvette moaned his name loudly. That only made him go deeper, he started slow at first, filling every inch of her, every inch of his mistress. He held onto her neck from behind, pulled out a little and plunged into her, deeper this time, she was a writhing mess on the bed. Yvette couldn't wait to feel the Alpha totally engulf her, deep down, she wished she could be his mate, and she knew that the alpha requesting for her after meeting his mate was a good sign and she relished in it.

Brynn would learn it when the team was nearly at the wall, and not before. That morning, Rodrick summoned her to the hall. She walked at the steady pace of a servant going to her usual abuse. The hall was full when she arrived. Five other alphas stood with Rodrick. His allies. The leaders of the packs preparing to march on Ashford. "Gentlemen," Rodrick said. "This is her. The reason for all of it. The alpha's mate." They looked at her like meat on a hook. Assessing. Amused. "She doesn't look like much," one said. "What makes her special?"

We reached the top of the grand staircase. Below, the front doors stood open. Three northern alphas waited in the courtyard, silver chains glinting under the moon. Their warriors stood behind them, eyes wary. The lead alpha stepped forward. “The bond is an abomination, Milrac. Surrender the girl. We will end it cleanly before it destroys you both.” Milrac’s voice carried down the stairs, calm and lethal. “She is my mate. The bond is complete. Touch her and every alpha here dies tonight.”

​I scrambled across the glass, my hands tearing and bleeding, until I reached Kaelen. ​"Alpha," I gasped, grabbing his shoulders, hauling his heavy, motionless body into my lap. "Kaelen, it's done. He's dead. We won." ​I pressed my ear to his chest, right over the thick patch of blue ice that had spread across his skin. ​I held my breath. I waited for the heavy, rhythmic thud. I waited for the warmth of his Alpha fire to return. I waited to feel his soul pushing back against mine through the mate bond.

A large sigh build up in my chest before it made its way up my throat and escaped my lips. I was getting emotionally exhausted. Leaning my elbows against the edge of the table, I slid my fingers in to my hair and painfully grabbed at the strands. My mind was racing a million miles per second. Everything was getting too complicated even for me to understand them. My plan had been simple, kill Haden and be done with it, let go of the past and start being an Alpha my people need. But then, I ended up kidnapping my second chance mate, locking her up in a cold cell in an empty dungeon, torturing her in any way I could, started getting obsessed with her, finding out she's my mate and wanting to ke

Someone called from the other end of the room, and I snapped my head in the direction, alongside Alexander and the women we were currently talking to. The Alpha squeezed my hand gently and told me he would be right back before wheeling himself in the direction of the group of men that had called out to him. And it felt like the moment that he was completely out of sight, all the women around me let out a sigh of what sounded like relief, and I frowned in reaction. What was going on? "How does it feel to be now married to the crippled Alpha?" One of the women asked. "Well, there's no major difference, really," I responded, and I heard one of them click her tongue in what sounded like disappro

"That was why I asked you to reject her and mark Sophie as your mate. We need a wolf like Sophie to finally get back the pure white wolf of the pack, not a weak human." Alex stood up from the chair. He knew that his mother was definitely up to something. "It seems that you don't understand what I told you the last time. I'm the Alpha, and I can never reject my fated mate, no matter what anyone says." He said with a frustrated sigh before continuing. "You can organize any ceremony you want for Sophie, but remember she's not my mate, which makes that human girl the rightful Luna." He said and walked out of the house without waiting for his mother to talk.

If only they knew that my mate rejected me. "Hey Vee, where have you been hiding, you lazy ass" It was Aurora's tiny voice. I could hear her giggling as she walked up to me. I quickly dried up the tears on my face and took in three deep breaths before turning around to face my friend. A huge smile was plastered on my face, concealing the redness of my eyes. "Aurora, how's the preparation coming through?" I smiled as I hugged her warmly. Aurora and Jenna are beta werewolves. We've been friends since childhood and were almost inseparable. I loved my friends so much and told them everything but how do I tell them that my mate is the future alpha of the pack and he has rejected me?

They stayed in the chamber for hours awaiting the Alpha. The Alpha eventually arrived and once he arrived, he was shocked as though they were all ghost. At least, that was the thought until the shock wasn’t from the fact that there were rogues this much but it was because he found his mate. Lawrence couldn’t believe that her mate was the Alpha and everybody cued up and were happy for them. “You all brought me my mate and for that reason, I shall treat you like guests” Rex and Ivory held hands together as they watched the Alpha who they eventually learnt was Jaden, clung tightly to his mate like she was going to disappear.

“I’m not sure but I think Mark was her mate. He is some guy who came here on a diplomatic visit. He’s from the Crescent pack back in the west. I think she ran away with him. If that’s the case, I don’t think she will return back here.” “Was the alpha angry about it?” I inquired. “Duh. Who wouldn’t be? He just organised a grand wedding and she went off without a word. Who wouldn’t be angry?” “But she was not his mate, so.” “He loved her, I guess.” “Has he found his mate?” “I don’t know. Maybe he did and she’s not worth it. Or not. There are always rumours here, and there. None of us really know.”