The Alpha's Princess Surrogate Novels & Stories

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

I murmured loud enough for him to hear me. "I've never had anyone protect me like you did all my life." I murmured again. I was trying so hard not to get teary or not to raise my head to look at the expression on his face. He didn't say a word to me, and I wasn't expecting him to say a word. I heave deeply, and shut my eyes to fall asleep. ********* ALPHA GREY: The car halted right in front of my mansion. I never let anyone live here with me except Liam since we grew up together. I gently raised Emily's head off my shoulders.

With that I made my way out of the mansion. My heart twisted with betrayal. I might not have any special feelings towards Lena but I considered her as my woman and Luna. I treated her with respect, accepted her even though she had this cocky and arrogant attitude. It seems I would have to forget about having a wife for now and focus on having a child. A heir. I reached for my phone and dialed Damon. He answered immediately. "Yes, Alpha." "Tell the hospital to look for a surrogate," I ordered. It was silent for a beat before he spoke, "Understood, Alpha."

I follow Nora to the Alpha's office and she knocks on the door. Through the door we hear the deep voice of the Alpha "You may come in." Nora opens the door and we walk in. I had never been in his office before and I look around the room and see that it is very basic really. Cream walls with a comfy chair in one corner with a side table. The other side of the room held shelved filled with files and his desk in front. The Alpha and the Luna was sat behind the desk looking at me. The Luna has the same coloured hair as me just cut a lot shored just above her shoulders and her eyes where very similar blue to mine, however she had a more full face from the fact that she ate when and what she wante

I had been skeptical initially but Xavier had been killed. "Who is that?" I could practically see Xavier's smug smile. "Alpha Jaxon's exiled surrogate." The woman in front of me now was as stunning as I had imagined any of the surrogates to look like with healthy lush hair and classy outfits. "Good day, Alpha." Kiara bowed to me. I waved away her greeting going straight to the point "What information do you have for me, surrogate?" The surrogate seemed confused. "What info—" She paused, cutting herself short before turning back at Xavier with the harshest glance I had ever seen. "Is this why you brought me here?"

"Stand up straight, you don't need to go this far to me. Don't overdo something because after all this is something that I will never accept well. After all, our age is the same, more than that, we are the same princess and we are women of Alpha blood. So there is nothing that makes us different and I hope that you should act like my own friends rather than having to show any respect or feel embarrassed to me because you think I am a future queen who has been blessed by God." "Then how can we be good, princess? Because after all you are an Alpha who has been blessed by God and of course you have a level that is far from us and you are not allowed to compare you with us, of course we are real

One of the senior councils took a step forward and said: "Let's welcome the Acting Alpha of Dark Moon Pack. Alpha William and the beautiful lady you all see is the daughter of Alpha Austin of Dark Moon Pack. Princess Lisa and also soon to be Alpha William Luna. As you all might have heard, Alpha Austin is suffering from health issues, so he can't make it here, that's why his second in command Alpha William will be representing him today.” Everyone applauded as William and the princess Lisa found their way to their seats. I lost my balance immediately I heard he will be getting married to Princess Lisa the daughter of Alpha Austin.

Azalea had decided to stop running from her past. That didn't mean that she was ready to embrace her future though. As if navigating through learning about her powers and dealing with all the drama surrounding her sudden reappearance wasn't enough, now someone's out to take her out of the picture entirely. Friends, family and a potential mate are all trying to protect her by caging her against her will. With too many secrets still in the dark, she does what she knows best and runs. But will she be able to shine bright enough to banish the dark or will she choose to let it consume her? Should she risk it all on a chance of true happiness or it is really just two sides of the same coin,

Olivia's POV I froze for a moment, unsure if I had heard correctly or if I had misheard the man in front of me. Did he just say surrogate? And did he just say that Damian told him about our situation? "W...what?" I returned with a trembling voice. "A surrogate, Olivia." Alpha Alexander clarified, further confirming my suspicion. "I know how it sounds, and I understand how you must be feeling right now. But we will keep it a secret, no one has to know. Once Damian gets an heir, his position as Alpha would be solidified. Plus, the Forgers wouldn't want a woman whom they believe has already taken in for another Alpha—"

Last I’d heard them speak of the Alpha, the aunts mentioned that he was betrothed to the princess of the northern Eclipse pack. Thinking about it, their engagement should have been just on the horizon. The Alpha wasn’t only a celebrity to the Aunts, but also a tool they used to keep us in line. “You should be happy to live such comfortable lives,” they would remind us. “Be grateful to the Alpha for his generosity.” It was a silly thing, to be grateful for the lives we had been fated with. But the aunts had a point; the Alpha was far more benevolent than his predecessor.