The Alpha Who Swore Never To Claim Me Novels & Stories

Kayden loved me and do I. Whatever will happen, the two of us can't be separated anymore, and now that we will have our first baby. I could promise that problems will probably be solved when the two of us were together. “I love you too, Kayden, the womanizer Alpha who claimed me,” and because of what I said, Kayden chuckled. I could still remember what he did before. The way how he claimed me as his mate when we first saw each other in school and even now, I have no regrets that I was claimed by a womanizer Alpha.

He pulls me impossibly closer to him and I let out a shocked gasp, my eyes lifting to his. Our eyes connected and the pounding of my heart intensifies. " Your life and your body now belong to me. I own you now Aurora. Which means I don't owe you any explanation for my actions." Like a fire meeting water, Alpha Xavier wrenches away from me. His words had me completely mute. My hands shook at my sides as his words registered. He owns me. My life is in his hands. My body belongs to him. As I watch his retreating back, I realized that Alpha Xavier has no intentions of setting me free.

“What…what are you?” She releases me and starts to laugh. “You have had so many opportunities to ask me that. But you never did you choose to believe what someone else told you. You condemned me and you don’t deserve an answer but I will give you one then you get the fuck out before I lose control. Got it?” I nod in response. “I want your word as an Alpha.” “You have my word.”

My wolf whimpered in denial. “She doesn’t even know what you are to her,” I muttered, disgusted. “Pathetic.” “Alpha,” Xavier my right hand man and sworn brother said beside me, stepping forward cautiously. “If she’s your mate, we need to release her before He takes control.” One of the guards moved forward, fumbling with the ropes. He yanked her shoulder too hard and she cried out. I didn’t move, but my eyes flashed red. My wolf surged forward, furious. " I'm sorry, Alpha" He said, face pale, shaking like a leaf, seeing I don't say anything, he retreated fast another taking his place.

There, in the center of the clearing, was a large rock that seemed to glow in the sunlight. Lucas took Jessica's hand and led her over to the rock. "This is the claiming stone," he said, his voice low and reverent. "It's where I claimed my position as alpha, and it's where I want to claim you as my mate." Jessica's heart skipped a beat at his words. She had heard of the claiming stone, but she had never seen it before. And now, Lucas was asking her to be his in the most primal and ancient way possible.

But before I could make the choice, a calm voice cut through the tension. “Stop.” The Alphas froze instantly. Darius Thornveil. The heir of the Alpha-King. The one name every heir in this Academy knew, even if he rarely spoke. Polite, reserved, always carrying himself with a quiet dignity that made others lower their voices in his presence. I had barely exchanged a word with him since arriving, but his reputation carried more weight than most packs combined. And now he stood between us and the chaos, crimson-gold eyes fixed on the Alphas who had mocked Melissa.

Tomorrow, you’ll prove if you belong here. I would prove it. I would survive his test. Not because I belonged. But because I would not die until he did. The sun had not yet risen when I whispered my vow again, the words steady, certain: “Alpha Cain… I will be the end of you.” And the bond in my chest twisted, as if laughing at the lie.

"No, no, you can't—take it out, please!" I haven't even awakened. I don't know my mate yet. How can I let a stranger—an Alpha—claim me like this? NO! GOD!

"My mother tried to rewrite the rules. The witches said she was 'unmade' by it. Roman, if I have to do what she did, if I have to face whatever is coming..." Roman turned onto his side, propping himself up on one elbow so he could look down at her. The moonlight caught the sharp line of his jaw and the intensity in his eyes. "You aren't your mother. And your father was a man who watched from the shadows. I am an Alpha. I don't watch from the shadows, and I don't let my people disappear."

“I have.” “Barely,” the Alpha replies. “And if another challenge occurs, it won’t end with words.” I feel cold spread through my chest. “What does that mean for me?” “It means,” the Alpha says, “that if you remain here, you will be claimed publicly or removed.” The room goes still. Claimed. Or removed. I stare at him. “You’re talking about me like I’m a problem to be solved.” He doesn’t deny it. “That’s enough,” he says sharply, stepping forward. “You don’t get to threaten her.”