The Alpha Surrogate Novels & Stories

In his hands, he’s holding a large black envelope, and before I answer, I take a deep breath. “I’ll do it,” Alpha Nikolaos was standing at the foot of the bed with one hand in his pocket, the other cradling that envelope. He takes two steps towards me and places the envelope in my lap. “Read through the terms and conditions before signing your body over to me,” he simply says with no happiness in his voice. Didn’t he want this? Shouldn’t he sound happier? Biting back a comment, I open up the envelope and start reading the three-page contract. It basically states that I will be the surrogate and after giving birth, I have to stay in a separate apartment to recover for a month while expressing

I smile and laugh. “I’ve never heard of same sex mates before. Does it happen a lot?” Kane nods and smiles. “It’s quite common.” I nod. “What about children?” Jake laughs. Kane rubs my back. “Usually they get a surrogate, or if they can’t afford that they find a set of mates that are also a same sex couple and somehow allow their mates to do it the old fashioned way. We’ve made it so that the couple doesn’t actually pay a surrogate. The Alphas do. Although there are a few surrogates that don’t charge.” I look at Kane, Goddess, my mates were amazing.

Then his face hardened again. “One final question, Lady Liora,” he said quietly. “Do you truly want to be the Alpha Heir’s surrogate? Is this what you choose?” The question echoed strangely in my mind. The same question he’d asked me by the stream, though worded differently. Did you truly agree to be Darren’s surrogate? My answer was the same now as it was then. “Yes,” I said, my voice barely audible. “I did.” “She’s lying!” “This is absurd!”

I said when he sighed helplessly before saying, "I am sorry, Alpha but the latest surrogacy test also failed. Your alpha bloodline is so strong that the eggs of other she-wolves can not well match it." The moment Nathan said the last part, I felt fate fooling me again!

Powerful Lycans and Alphas from different packs talked in groups, their sharp eyes scanning the room. Ryan, the new Alpha of the Mega Pack, walked up to Valtor and bowed deeply. “Alpha Valtor, thank you for coming.” Valtor gave him a short nod. “You only have me for two minutes,” he said with a smile. Ryan’s gaze flickered toward me for a brief moment, then he turned away. “Please, come this way.”

It was quite small in my opinion and too degrading for a reputable hospital such as this one. “Alpha, after our conversation yesterday I've made all the necessary preparations and we can go to the lab when you're ready.” “In a minute,” I shook my head as my tone took on a slight edge. “I don't want just anyone as my surrogate because I'm not that desperate.” He nodded rather too quickly and I narrowed my eyes. “Of course Alpha, only the best for you and nothing else.” Even though I didn't trust his response, I decided to let it slide.

“We’ve got a busy morning ahead, I actually need to be up too.” I stood too, brushing down my wrinkled sleep shirt and trying to ignore how much I already missed the warmth of his body beside mine. “What’s happening this morning?” I asked, trying to sound casual. Max stretched, his muscles flexing in ways that made me turn away quickly. “I want to introduce you to a few key people in the pack. People whose support means something. One of them is Alpha Kai.” I paused, frowning. “Alpha... Kai? Who is that ”

"If your trackers find evidence connecting me to the intruder, bring it before the council. I'll answer every question. But until then, you're asking everyone here to treat me as a liability because of circumstances I didn't create." "Mira," Roman murmured. I glanced at him. "I've got this." "I know. I only" "Let me." He stopped. Wren leaned back in her chair. "The surrogate arrangement is unusual. Your status remains unclear. The Alpha's attachment to you is obvious. Those are three concerns converging on one person." "Three circumstances," I corrected. "You've chosen to call them risks." "Is the distinction important?" "It is to me." "Of course it is. You're the one at the center of them."

"If a single word of this diagnosis leaves this room—if the Council learns there are twins before I am ready—I will strip your family’s name from the pack ledgers and feed your house to the northern wolves." Cora dropped to both knees, pressing her forehead against the cold stone floor. "My lips are sealed by blood and honor, Alpha. On my life, the Council will only hear that the surrogate is with child." "Leave us," Zion ordered. Cora scrambled to her feet, gathered her medicinal pouches, and backed out of the heavy oak doors, pulling them shut behind her. The heavy iron bolt slid into place with a definitive CLACK. Silence fell over the master suite, save for the roaring hearth and the how

It wasn't like looking at a mirror; it was like looking at a god that had grown bored of its creation. ​"Ren! The Universal-Link is spiking!" Leo shouted over the roar of the encroaching tsunami. "The people, they aren't just seeing the wave. They’re feeling the Alpha’s hunger!" ​At the console, Ren’s fingers were a blur of motion. "It’s a 'Data-Overwrite', Leo! The Alpha isn't just a giant; he’s a living server. He’s broadcasting a signal that tells every cell in every human body in Neo-Tokyo that they are Obsolete. The 'Collective-Will' is faltering because they’ve met their biological superior!"