The Biker Alpha Who Became My Second Chance Mate Novels & Stories

he winks at me It was not what I had been taught, it went against everything I had witnessed, everything that I had heard. The mate bond was for us to find our destined partner. I must have looked shocked because he smiles again. “I have heard your story many times Alpha Max. You never wanted a mate or to be Alpha. You wanted to stay a doctor before Charlie came into your life. You and your brother saved her from her path once and you will do it agains. Charlie also saved you from yours”

"My Alpha, may I inquire as to why Apha Braxton graced you with his presence?” Alpha Trayton glances up from the scattered parchments on his desk. His piercing eyes, like shards of ice, bears into me. "Ah, you are observant, as always," His voice shows amusement and malice. "Braxton’s presence here is indeed unexpected." I remain unmoved, waiting for an explanation. Alpha Trayton leans back in his ornate chair, steepling his fingers. "It seems that his fate has taken a dark turn," he begins, his voice filled with a deceptive semblance of concern. "His son has been kidnapped."

The table was set, and it seemed like I was the one they had been waiting for. "We should eat," one of them suggested, and everyone started digging in. "So, how did you meet the Alpha?" someone asked, and I looked up. "I heard he’s her second chance mate," the woman who spoke earlier chimed in before I could respond, and it was starting to annoy me, but I was trying to keep my cool. "Really? Is that true? He’s your second chance mate?" I nodded. "Does that mean the Moon Goddess made a mistake this time?"

“In the Blood Moon Pack, we all quickly saw the new small family move in about a year ago now. He was a strong warrior with his warrior son but also his daughter, who was just as impressive on the battlefield. We all saw and noticed the behavior changing for our Alpha, who had been taking care of his small daughter alone. After his first mate abandoned them and the pack. But the young girl, who at that time was not yet 17, gave our Alpha hope, as he began to feel the beginning of the matebond again when he was around this girl. The Alpha did not want to put pressure on the young girl. But he also wanted her to experience the amazing feeling we all feel when we meet our mates. So, he used hi

I said under my breath, my heart thumping loudly. “As our alpha said, thank you all for coming, and thank you for granting me your ears the moon goddess blessed me recently by allowing me to meet my mate…the woman that I will spend the rest of my life with, the same woman who will bear all of my pups, the woman that will support me through all of my struggles…” He paused. He smiled looking at me then said; “Madeline, please join me.”

“You’re the Alpha. You’re supposed to trust in us, trust in me.” I looked at him with desperation, pleading for him to change his mind. But Caleb’s expression didn’t change, even as his eyes grew haunted. “I’m sorry, Emma,” he said to me, then out loud. “I reject you, Emma as my mate and hereby annul this mating ceremony” and then he turned and walked away, leaving me alone in front of everyone, humiliated and broken. I didn’t stay to see the reaction of the others. I turned, my heart racing with hurt and fury, and fled. My only thought was to escape, to get as far from Caleb, the pack, and the shattered future I’d dreamed of as I could.

“Your mate is here. Go away, Beta Maddox. Or we will be the topic tomorrow.” He pocketed his hands and said, “If you will not tell me what you two did talk—” ‘It turned out the alpha is my mate, too,’ I confessed, inside his head, just to make him stop. His mouth opened and closed in disbelief. ‘Mates? Your second chance mate is the alpha?’ Yeah. That was the reaction that I was waiting for. And whose fault was it that I had two mates? If he did not reject me and just pretended that he did not have, there would never be another heartache.

“This has to remain between us.” Alastor looks between me and the ceiling confused before concentrating back on me. Clearing my throat, I scoot to the edge of the chair, preparing myself to drop the bomb in the hopes it won’t get me in trouble. Because honestly it just makes me look more guilty. “When I met Alpha Scott, before I came here, we recognized each other as mates. We rejected each other right away. There is nothing left between us, and it was awkward in the first place,” I explain panicky, gesturing wildly with my hands. “But I spent a lot of time wondering if my resurfacing as his second-chance mate means that she has died.”

I’d glimpsed them before, from afar at pearl street, but never up close. He killed the engine, helping me off. “Welcome to the den…thought you might want to see where I disappear to.” I looked around—guys and a few girls tuning bikes, laughing over toolboxes, a makeshift track looping the parking lot. “This is your world?” “One of them.” He grinned, but it didn’t reach his eyes. “Come meet the pack.” He introduced me around—Rico, the quiet storyteller with the intense stare; Jax, the loud one with tattoos snaking up his arms; a girl named Lena who sized me up with a nod and a “So you’re the one keeping him grounded.”

Felix shook, his breath coming in shallow gasps. “Yes, Alpha. Yes, I swear, never again, Alpha,” he stammered, the words tripping over each other in his panic. I let go. He dropped like a sack of potatoes, hitting the dirt with a dull thud. He winced but he didn’t dare look up at me. “Pathetic,” I muttered under my breath. Then louder, I snapped, “The rest of you, get out of my sight.” The other bikers, who’d been loitering near the edge of the clearing, scattered immediately, relief written in every hurried step. They didn’t need to be told twice.