Three Fated Hearts Novels & Stories

A fated mate that took my breath away… To have him snatched away in a heartbeat. My life turned upside down as I fled. Brought back to the pack I had been so desperate not to leave earlier that day… only to discover three fated mates. Three second-chances. Three second-chances that would not give me the chance I needed to consider what was best. My mind was a mess. Unsure of what I needed. Perhaps I was better off alone. ‘Stop this!’ Orla’s voice is there, strong within my mind. ‘You will not reject them.’

She pulled Ash and Lee off their stools and dragged them to the dance floor where the others were. The girls jumped up and down to Flo Rida’s Club Can’t Handle Me; they held hands as they danced together. Ash saw a spark light in all of them, something he hadn’t seen since they met. He saw how close they were, like parts of a bigger thing and they needed each other for it to work.

And nothing would change. Because girls like me didn't get fairy tale endings. Just before sleep took me, I could have sworn I felt something stir deep in my chest. Like a flutter. Like waking up after a very long sleep. Like the echo of that moment in the Alpha's office. That burning. That recognition. But when I focused on it, the feeling disappeared. I closed my eyes and let the darkness take me. I didn't know that in three days, my entire world would shatter. I didn't know that I had not one, but four fated mates.

I mumble. “That’s hot! I wish I hadn’t been forced to reject Johan. I don’t have the same connection with Lydia and it wouldn’t feel right if I did,” Gwydion sighs. “I gave up my chance of having a fated mate when I rejected him. No second chance fated mates for those who reject their first ones.” I feel bad for Gwydion and just as bad if not worse for Johan. “What if you were always meant to be a trio?” I ask. “What if there is a third mate who is fated to both you and Johan and you just haven’t met yet, have you marked Lydia, yet?”

You could have cost us our fated! A sinking feeling sat within my belly. I hoped my wolf was wrong. I would need to process all the information I had learned. I knew that. Ignoring it was never going to help. All this had taught me that. But, first we needed to fix this. I could not lose Seren. Not now. Not after everything. Like they say, the Moon Goddess chooses a fated mate for a reason. I cannot simply let mine slip away...

The dream-voice answered before I could finish the question. “Not all of my children are blessed the same,” it said, each word settling on me like a stone. “Sometimes a single leap of faith, a sudden shift of luck, is all that is needed to accept what you were destined for. The dreams meant to reconnect your family with their fated mates were hidden from you—their pain clouded their judgment. Still, these visions are maps. Learn them, and you will learn the ways to find your mates, and to your lucky blessings.” Her words pulled my gaze from the pallid moon back to the woman on the grass. My throat locked. The question rising in me sounded louder than the wind.

Anisha was looking her family enjoying, Viren hugged her and asked :" What are you thinking ?" "Sometimes, its seems like a dream. I mean, I can't belive I have a family. I have you , our children , now grand children. I am so happy and content in my life. I used to think , I will die alone but you came into my life as an angel and changed my life beautifully. Thank you for coming in my life ". "It's not me, it's fate Anisha. After all , you are my fated wife. You are written in my fate ": He said kissing her forehead.

He placed his hands on my shoulders and looked deep into my eyes. “Come on now, Clark. Where are you going?” Rowan asked. I looked in a different direction, I didn’t want to speak to him, not now, or ever. I’ll show him that I won’t be a loser and desperate for staying by his side just because he took my virginity. I side stepped Rowan and continued on with my journey. “Clark!” Rowan shouted when he realised that there was no way in hell that I was going to do whatever he wanted me to do. I was determined to get as far away from him as possible at the moment. I would still keep true to my promise. If I find out that I am pregnant, I will behave and then give birth and then he would eventuall

My heart was beating so fast it felt like it was trying to break out of my chest. I couldn’t unsee it. No matter how many times I tried to push it away. It was there. Burned into my mind. Grace. The look on her face. That pain. That fear. It had been real. And it was all because of me. Because I was too much of a coward to trust her. Declan stood a few feet away with Otto, but even from here I could see the way his shoulders were tense, the way his jaw was clenched like he was barely holding himself together.

Their eyes hold a history of pain I can't begin to understand. "So I was born from a fated mate bond," I say slowly, "only to find my own fated mate eighteen years later?" The coincidence seems too perfect. "Not a coincidence," Elena corrects, her voice cutting through the tension. "Design. The Moon Goddess has plans within plans. Your parents' bond produced something unprecedented – a child with both Thompson and Moonheart blood. And now that child has bonded with the Harrison heir." Her eyes gleam with calculation. "Three packs united through one girl."