Unforeseen Engagement Novels & Stories

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Sometimes an invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet regardless of time, place or circumstances. The threat may stretch or tangle but it'll never break just the way Leonidas and Aurora met at the very unexpected point of their lives but came out stronger just to cross all other things coming on their way. Moving his lips down to Aurora's jaw Leonidas sucked and licked as Aurora let out a small moan as she assaulted her lips biting into them with her teeth. With him, by her side, she felt alive once again better both physically and mentally.

I knew he would be disappointed I hadn’t given the mate bond a chance. That’s when the memory hit me full force. I hadn’t given the mate bond a chance. I had rejected them! Fuck! I had never wanted to accept the mate bond, but the reality of rejecting them hit me like a freight train. There were consequences for rejecting a mate. And I had gone and done it out of anger and embarrassment, totally unprepared to face those consequences.

“Why is that?” “I hate it when they say that when you were inside the womb of your mother, your fate has already been established. For example, I was fated to fall in love with a rich guy or I’m fated to die after birth. Yes, my fate has already been drawn but I’m the only one who can change it. Why do you suddenly ask about it?” “Do you believe in unexpected fate?” My forehead wrinkled as I face him. he glanced at me before turning her gaze on the road. “What do you mean by unexpected fate?”

I shrugged. "Really? You will?" He asked clearly taken a back by my response. "Yeah, if I remember, you said that nothing was ever too fast for werewolves when it came to love, right? Besides we're engaged so might as well," I shrugged as I put my bags on my neatly made bed," Plus it's fun just moving with the flow when it comes to our relationship." I winked at him, making him look at me in confusion and disbelief. "Baby, are you okay? Or am I the one who's sick?" He murmured.

speak calmly. Even if I didn't tell Alpha King, he could guess my thoughts. I shook my head. I had to tell my mother about our engagement directly, otherwise she would be extremely angry. Deciding to get engaged without consulting your parents was really a bad move. I had to find a way to apologize to them and expect them to forgive me. The most important thing was that I hoped they could bless the two of us and attend the engagement. \

But life has a way of surprising us, and a new twist awaited us on the horizon. It started with a seemingly innocent encounter—an invitation to a high-profile charity event, hosted by a prominent philanthropist. The event promised to be an unforgettable night, with renowned guests from all walks of life attending. We were excited about the opportunity to contribute to a noble cause and mingle with influential figures, unaware of the storm that was about to descend upon us.

“Bit of a playboy, that one. Three engagements, no actual weddings. Apparently commitment isn’t his strong suit, but then again, most of these trust fund babies treat relationships like quarterly reports—something to be optimized and discarded when performance metrics don’t meet expectations.” Three engagements. Jesus fucking Christ. I’m about to become engagement number four to a man who collects fiancées like baseball cards and treats women like they exist solely for his entertainment and ego validation. “Although,” she continues, leaning in like she’s sharing state secrets instead of information that’s probably already been leaked to whatever passes for financial media these days, “rumor

I hugged myself, feeling uncomfortable underneath his heated gaze. "Follow me"

“This is about creating a beneficial partnership between two families. These kinds of strategic alliances…” “Strategic alliances?” Miriam laughed, but it came out all wrong. “Are you serious? This is my life we’re talking about. You can’t really expect me to marry some guy I barely know.” “You’ll have time to get to know him,” Margaret said. “That’s what engagements are for.” “I don’t want to get to know him!” Miriam’s voice rose. “I don’t want an engagement! How can you even ask me this? “First it was the promotion, now this? All in one week.