When His Hidden Mate Walked Away Novels & Stories

Was he avoiding me? I twisted and turned all night, waiting for him, but he didn’t return. My heart ached for my mate. I realized what the mad rush was all about. It was the last time we mated! It was his farewell! Tears of helplessness crept into my eyes and I wept brokenly into my pillow. Couldn’t he feel my pain? Why couldn’t he let me stay with him? I didn’t need saving? I just didn’t want to live alone. We could face the enemy together and embrace death together! That was what fated mates were for! How could he decide for me?

my heart raced, and I couldn't help but feel a mix of confusion and anger as Ryan's words echoed in my mind, In a desperate attempt to make him understand, I chased after him, my heart pounding in my chest. I reached out and grabbed his hand, preventing him from opening the door and leaving me behind. "You said it yourself," I pleaded, locking eyes with him. "He would hide me in a place where no one would see me. How could my mate find me then? It's a difficult puzzle, one that only you can solve."

Above all else, he wanted her happiness, and he believed he could provide it. As he burst into the house, his frustration evident, Alpha Blaine followed closely behind him, seeking an explanation. "And?" he asked, "Where are they?" "She's gone," Matt stated firmly, making his way swiftly upstairs to pack his belongings. Alpha Blaine, perplexed, followed him into his room. "Whose gone? Camden?" he inquired, hoping for clarification. "Yes," Matt huffed, his voice filled with exasperation. "That idiot, Clayton, let her go. I need to find her." Alpha Blaine couldn't help but express his concerns. "Matt, you barely know this girl. Are you sure it's wise to rush into this?" he cautioned. Matt met

This was the mother of the cold, broody, perma-scowling Kaid? I cleared my throat, scrambling for something to say. “I—uh—I’m sorry.. I didn’t know.” “It’s fine. I came unaware because I knew Kaid would leave whatever he is doing to come see me.” I glanced at my half-eaten plate and sighed. “About your question earlier… I’ll answer it now.” Her eyes lifted, patient but curious. “I’m Kaid’s mate.” Her smile deepened, glowing with what looked like genuine happiness. “I knew it. Why is he hiding you from me?.”

“Dimitri, no! It’s not what you think. Paxton... Paxton isn’t my boyfriend! He only invited me to his party, nothing else...” But Dimitri didn’t let me finish. He was already as violent as usual. “Do I look dumb to you?” He asked and I swear I could hear his heart beating faster from where I stood. “I, Dimitri, Alpha of the Red Moon Pack, reject you, Hailey, as my mate.” His words sliced through me like a blade, and I felt an instant sharp pain as the mate mark behind my ear burned before it vanished. My hands were trembling as I clutched at my neck, my eyes welling up with tears. The bond—our bond—was gone.

I follow his gaze, only to see that his pack mates have stopped working, staring at us in shock. I don’t care if they know. In fact, I prefer it. Did he really think he could keep me hidden like a dirty little secret? Bastard! “What have you done?” he snarls at me, giving me a little shake, and this time, I let electricity flow throw me, giving him a tiny jolt to remind him that I am not as weak as he thinks. He releases me with a growl. “Oh, I’m sorry,” I say, mockingly. “Were you planning to hide the fact that you have a fated mate out there from your packmates? Did I ruin your plan?”

I had one duty to my mate however. Protect her. If protecting her meant finding her son so she wouldn't get hurt, that was exactly what I would do, if it also meant keeping her alive to produce another heir, then I would do that too. As I dived into the bush behind her I knew what I had to do. I didn't know the little ones scent, but I definitely knew Imogene's and I followed even when she was no longer in sight, I just followed the scent, trusting her to lead me to wherever it was that would be the hideout for this set of wolves.

He’s waiting for me but I can tell from how tight his shoulders are and the frown on his face that he hasn’t found my mate. “She’s nowhere.” Hyde growls softly enough only for me to hear. “Her scent just vanished along one of the corridors. I checked the pupil list and her name is no longer on it. It's like she was never here.” Hyde looks up and I see the fear in his eyes, someone has made my mate disappear but they clearly don’t know about our fated connection or they would have done away with me as well. Everyone knows once you’ve scented a fated mate, nothing can keep the two parts from being together.

He shoved me once more before releasing me, turning away with both hands in his hair. “You assured me she was safe. You said she was protected…” “She was.” “Then what the fuck happened?” He spun back around. “No. This is on you. All of it. You pushed her away, you hid her, and now she’s gone.” Something raw and ugly rose in my throat. I shoved him back, hard. “My fault?” My voice cracked. “You think I’m happy about this? You think I’m standing here calm while my mate has been taken from me?”

The smell struck me first--a catharsis of winter pine, black musk and the burning, cracking ozone of an Alpha wolf whose mastery was momentarily failing. Dominic. The mahogany doors to my bedroom threw open, and the lock plunked closed with a boggling finality. He came out of the dark and his tailored suit was totally incongruent with the carnivore, savage darkness in his silver eyes. He was my stepbrother. Someone else was engaged to him. He was a lone descendant of an unscrupulous kingdom. And he was my fated mate. You are meant to think that you can get away with me, Sophie? His voice was dark and gravelly command that gave me a treacherous shivery up and down my spine.