The Cursed Alphas Human Mate Novels & Stories

he said, lacing his voice with pure unrestrained pride. "All three of you share one mate?" Queen Uria's brows lifted. She looked genuinely delighted by this information — like someone who had just been told the most interesting thing they'd heard all year. She stood and walked over, pulling me gently out of Rythan's grip and holding me at arm's length to look at me properly. "You are in very hot soup, my dear," she said, her mouth curving. "Mated to three Alpha brothers. May the Moon Goddess grant you extraordinary strength." The sarcasm was affectionate rather than cutting, and somehow that made it worse.

I was bound for death, and the child i was carrying, was fate after all. But things didn't add up. The curse needed an Alpha. It needed entanglement, a bond already forming, a man already being pulled toward her. Every woman in this book had triggered it the same way, without knowing, without meaning to, simply by existing near the wrong person at the wrong time.

Her magic detected the truth? If that was true— A bitter thought occurred to me. Was I going to become the first Alpha killed by his fated mate before we even officially recognized the bond? And in this state, half-paralyzed by the curse, I couldn’t even run, not to mention fighting back. Just when I lost hope, our gazes met and unexpectedly, she hesitated. Something in her gaze seemed to shift. And instead of striking, she threw her head back and laughed, a sharp, bitter sound that echoed something deep inside me.

Alpha Ace was in a weakened state and he might not even be able to get up to fight. The boy ran off and I turned towards the stairs on my right. The attackers were still at the bottom floor, fighting and ravaging their way up. But it would still take a while before they got to the top floors. I ran as fast as my legs could carry me, rushing towards the Alpha's quarters. I have heard of what the death of one's mate could do to someone. They say it could damage one's connection to their wolf, sometimes, eventually leading to the death of their wolf. It was diabolical and sad and I hope never to experience it.

Not unless summoned by those with the power to command it. I stand barefoot on black stone worn smooth by countless generations, shirtless, every inch of me marked with dirt and blood from the hunt. Some of it mine. Most of it not. The burn at my ribs hasn’t stopped in hours—if anything, it’s getting worse. The chamber is circular, carved directly from the living mountain. The walls are etched with the names of every Alpha before me, along with the dates of their births and deaths. Most of them died young. Some in war. Some in madness. A few by their own hands when the bond they carried became too much to bear.

“And so? What does that have to do with me?” “You are the key to breaking it,” he revealed. “Listen carefully, To end the curse, you must find the four Alphas and choose your true mate among them.” His words hit me like a random blow to my face. I shook my head countless times and my disbelief was slowly turning into anger. “You want me to choose? Between Alphas I don’t even know? What kind of nonsense is this? Look, Alpha Kerian or whatever is your name. This is bullshit! Fucking bullshit that I don't buy. How could you….”

He was really holding back so as not to snap at them, but they were becoming annoying. He blocked them out and concentrated on his mate, who was now sleeping peacefully with her head resting on the counter top. He really wanted to see her face, not catch only a glimpse. He wanted to see her face fully, but he was also scared that he would see bruises on her face and go crazy. Was he cursed? First, he is a twenty-eight year old alpha without a mate, then by some stroke of luck he finds his mate, and she turns out to be human, which is a rare case. She is also a minor if he is not mistaken.

I heard Rae and Alessia snort beside me. “Really, I thought the Alpha was cursed.” And that piqued my attention as I stared at them. “Shhh, bring your voice down, you don’t want others to hear.” The one called Anna looked around, and when she didn’t see anything, she sighed in relief. “And how do you know the Alpha is cursed?” She asked the other girl. “Because for ages now the Alpha has been without a mate and there was once my mum told me he did have a mate but when I asked about her, my mum couldn’t say anything. It was like that particular memory was wiped from her brain.” She explained and the other girl nodded.

he asked with confusion in his voice. Catherine sucked in a deep breath. “I know you like Lucas…” She was interrupted by Alpha Darwin, who shook his head. “Whatever I had with Lucas was in the past, and you are my present now. You are the one I cherish the most and love now, but I don't know your mind. The only problem I have is that I don't know your mind,” he said, and Catherine’s eyes furrowed. “I know you love Darin, but I don't know if you like me too,” he added. Catherine frowned. “I love you. I love you the same way I love Darin. I don't know why you're thinking I don't love you, but I love you so much,” she confessed, but Alpha Darwin couldn't say a word. She moved close to him and c

As the reigning Alpha, with dominion over all packs in our region, it was expected that I would be the epitome of strength, much like my ancestors before me. They had painstakingly built the Crimson Pride Pack into one of the mightiest forces in the universe. The Alpha lineage I descended from was renowned for their ferocity, resilience, and unwavering dedication to their packs. Yet, few knew the harrowing secret that shrouded the Alpha bloodline—a secret buried deep within our family's history. All Alphas in our lineage were cursed—they were destined to remain mateless. The tale behind this curse was one of tragic heartache. It was said that one of the founding Alphas, driven by his belief