The Alpha Twins' Hidden Mate Novels & Stories

Especially since the Alpha was already back to his old self, not the grumpy, annoyed Alpha that he was when Amber was not around. “What are you doing here?” I asked. He was my twin, but he decided to live with my parents when they moved out after I took over Dad’s position as the Gamma. I saw him looking around the table, and then his brows furrowed. “Where is the new chick?” “New chick?” Arlo repeated. “Did you mean Estelle?” Amber asked. “No, not Estelle. I know her. The new chick. The doctor…” “What the fuck do you need from her?” I asked, and I was not able to control my voice, so it came out as if I were growling. My twin had no idea Grace was my mate.

How dare he. I clenched my fists into balls of fury at the thought of that sorry excuse of an alpha. I hoped that I would never cross paths with that horrible imbecile again. The hurt and pain that he had caused me was unforgivable. My twins would never know him and he would never know of their existence. I would make sure of that. Alex had promised to protect me and I knew that he would. But Matilda coming back and confirming that he was our mate made me happy. So happy.

It was like blood drained out of his face, and I'm sure I've never seen him look out of it before. He sighed, and it wasn't easy to study the expression on his face. "She's our mate," he responded. My eyes flew wide open, as I tried digesting the new found information. "Y-Your brother?" I turned to Chase, my fingers in between the both of them. Chase rolled his eyes while Hunter stood, a smug on his face. "Isn't that ironic?" He chuckled softly. I could tell that Chase wasn't pleased by the fact that I was their mate but Hunter didn't really seem to mind.

I asked. "Because ever since the twins were born, we knew they would have a shared Mate, it's not so strange for us. Twins for wolves, especially Alpha, are extremely rare and almost impossible two Mate. The twins share one soul in the eyes of the Moon goddess and, therefore, will share the same mate," Bea continued. I looked at her for a moment, letting my mind wander. Two men, one woman.

Yet Luana possessed none of it. It was almost as if she were human. But that thought made no sense. Her scent still carried the unmistakable force of an Alpha, rich and commanding. Her aura wrapped around the room like a silent storm. No ordinary human could hold such power. Something about her was wrong. Or perhaps… hidden. She also seemed utterly unaware of the mate bond tying us together. She hadn’t spoken of it once, hadn’t shown the slightest reaction. Perhaps she was trying to reject it. But no… that explanation felt hollow.

As I stood inside the elevator, I started to think about what to do, if I should quit the job and look for another, or endure the torture of being punished for a mistake. I sighed deeply at the thought of Layla. If only she wasn’t so over her mate and had come home, I would’ve discussed it with her. The elevator made a ding sound and opened to a small confined space where the coffee mixer stood. I picked a coffee cup and walked over to pour coffee into it when I overheard the conversation of the staff in the other room. "I heard the Alpha’s mate is a beautiful young lady," one of the ladies said proudly. "I also heard she’s from the Moon Pack."

My thoughts were consumed by her—by the brief glimpses of vulnerability I had seen in her eyes before the walls went up. Her strength was undeniable, but there was pain beneath it, a wound she carried like armor. I wanted to understand it, to help her heal, even if it meant keeping my distance. --- The look on her face when she realized I was her mate haunted me. It wasn’t just disappointment—it was rejection, a complete dismissal of the bond we shared. I had never considered the possibility that my mate might not want me. Alphas were supposed to be the ideal, the pinnacle of strength and leadership. But Lila had seen something in me that she didn’t trust, and it cut deeper than I cared to a

“I don’t. Not really. They handle things far better than I do. Just trust in Henry and Brad and try to not overthink things. I know it’s confusing, but once you have completed the mating, everything seems to fall into place.” I nodded slowly. “What if they don’t want to mate with me permanently?” I gave voice to one of the biggest fears that had been plaguing me. “That’s not even a possibility. We are both alpha males. We are programmed to need a strong mate at our side. You, little one, are perfect for us.” It wasn’t Rachel who had spoken, but a deep voice that I would have recognized anywhere. I flew out of Rachel’s arms and launched myself at Brad.

Now, sitting in front of the twins' mother and seeing how worried she looks, he couldn't help but worry too. "Tell me" Emerald began. "Tell me it is not my late husband's brother that took the twins" Anderson sighed. He doesn't want to believe that. He doesn't want to believe that the Alpha of Starlight took the twins. Why will he want to take them, after all these years? After all these years of not caring or looking for them. He shook his head in disapproval. "He won't do that. He can't do it. I mean he has no reason to take the twins when there is no pack to fight for. I heard he now owns a pack, the Starlight. And he is doing pretty great"

Alice hoped as she stood in front of them in all her splendor that the Alpha twins wouldn’t scare the Luna away from being their cherished mate. “We’re not certain how much longer we can go without seeing our mate. In the perspective of my wolf, you are an obstruction, and he would sacrifice you to see his mate at this very moment. So, fucking step aside Alice.” Alpha Maddox’s teeth clenched as he tried to repress the urge to murder his sister little Alice.