Too Late For Tears The Twin Alphas Lost Mate Novels & Stories

For five years, I let my husband’s fated mate take whatever she wanted. My place beside him. His time. His attention. The tenderness that used to belong to me. I even told myself I could survive watching my own son choose her over me, because a broken family had to be better than no family at all. It wasn’t. On the tenth anniversary of the bond my husband and I chose for ourselves, he canceled our ceremony and told me his fated mate would be taking my place beside him. Then my son gave her the Luna necklace his father had once given me and told me she was his real mate. That was the moment I finally understood something I should have learned five years ago. No matter how much of mysel

“To keep his identity hidden, the Alpha ordered her death. Not because of her brothers. Simply because she had seen him. Because she could expose him.” My breath caught, the truth knocking the air from my lungs. “So she…” “She died because she witnessed something, not an accidental death… but an execution orchestrated by an Alpha who couldn't risk anyone knowing” I whispered, the words barely holding together under the weight of them. Thane nodded once. “Yes. She was silenced to protect the Alpha who was collaborating with the rogues. Nothing more. Nothing less.” The room felt colder. “Alyra was never a target by fate,” Thane continued softly. “She was a casualty of secrecy. And the twins… t

My heart breaks for him. There’s no one else in the room, and I realise he was arguing loudly with his wolf. I get to my knees beside him and lay my hand on the back of his head. “I won’t ask if you’re okay because I can see that you’re not. What could have made you this sad?” The beautifully broken man looks at me. His blue eyes are so red from crying, and his lips are swollen. I stroke a tear from his cheek with my thumb. “Who are you?” Even though his voice is full of tears, it’s deep and powerful. This man is an Alpha, and only the loss of a mate could cause an Alpha to be so sad.

"You needn't thank me, Tarden. It's not as if I took her pain with me forever. The sorrow of her loss will always be with her, I just took the edge from her." "A very big portion of it." The male insisted, "Please, don't undermine what you just did for us, Alpha King, because we all know the magnitude of your sacrifice. I am most grateful for it." The male sniffled, "I was starting to get scared that my poor mate would never recover from this heavy loss of ours. She barely eats or sleeps, every night she soaks our pillow with her tears, I was starting to be scared that I might lose her too. It would be the end of our family because I cannot live without my mate." Tarden shook his head, "Than

I cover my face with my hands as a fresh torrent of tears soak my face and my back and shoulders shake from the sobs that catch in my throat. “Alpha K-Kendrick thought he… he needed to b-beat me and sever my… connection to Justice to b-break me, but he has al-ready done it ha-hasn’t he? I’m already broken.”

I now opened both eyes to watch him as he told me his story. “He and his rogues came in the dead of night, their boats silently slipped into our port. They killed everyone they came across before they could alert me. I was Alpha then. I have a son, John, who is 30 years old now, he would be Alpha if he is still alive. My Luna was heavily pregnant with our little girl, due to give birth any day, she would be 23 now.” Teal's head hung low as he talked and his hands shook. I felt the bout of sadness that came off him in waves as he spoke about the family he had been ripped away from.

Alpha Caden As I stood among the other alphas, the weight of their condolences hung heavy in the air, each word a somber reminder of the loss I had endured. They offered their sympathies with solemn expressions, their voices laced with genuine regret as they acknowledged the passing of my mate. "Alpha Caden, I am truly sorry for your loss," one of the older alphas murmured, his tone filled with empathy as he clasped my shoulder in a gesture of solidarity. "Losing a mate is never easy, especially under such tragic circumstances."

She sighed one last time, then took the baby monitor and walked out of her baby’s room, closing the door behind her. When she turned around, she faced two pairs of identical gray eyes. The two children jumped and looked closely. "Can we say good night to Ava?" they asked in chorus. "Rowan, Kalen, it’s late," a female voice said from the end of the hall. The woman looked up and bowed her head, "Luna," then said while the other smiled. "But Mom!" They both snapped. The twins were four years old, but they seemed much older than their age, they had already emanated a threatening aura from Alpha, and she knew, like everyone, that they would become powerful alphas one day.

I knew I had no option, however, as I turned to face my packmates and saw their eager looks as I gazed across the room. I tried to mask my nervousness by saying, "I will do my best." After a few more hours of discussion, I received a list of duties and obligations that I must fulfill. When it was over, I walked out of the club feeling anxious and overwhelmed. I pondered how my relationship with Kate might be affected by this new position as I made my way back home. Could I do my job as an alpha and keep her safe at the same time? I wasn't certain. I saw a person waiting outside my apartment as I was returning from the meeting. It was Kate, and she seemed distressed. When I entered the parkin

"I know what you are now. And I know how to hurt you. Next time, I'll be ready." And then she vanished into the darkness, leaving behind only her laughter and the promise of worse things to come. In the silence that followed, Ryder's cursed form threw back its head and howled, a sound of such anguish that it seemed to tear the very air apart. The lead Alpha looked at me, his expression grave. "Lady Sienna... Your Majesty... we have much to discuss." But I barely heard him. I was staring at Maya's peaceful face, at Ryder's tortured form, at the darkness where Renna had disappeared.