When I Stopped Needing Him My Alpha Mate Begged Me To Stay Novels & Stories

"The second is endurance. Alphas are not like other werewolves. Their strength, their stamina—it will be unlike anything you have ever known. You must be prepared." A lump formed in my throat, but I remained silent. "The third is desire." She paused, watching me closely. "If you do not please him, if you do not satisfy his instincts, he will reject you. And a rejected mate in Angentha is as good as dead." A heavy silence filled the room. I felt as though the walls were closing in, as though my fate had been carved into my skin with no hope of escape. Mistress Leovold flipped to another page. "You will study these texts. You will learn what pleases a man—what pleases an alpha." Her gaze sharp

I gasped, the name a struggle to voice. The agony ceased as abruptly as it had begun, and I sensed the bond to Brock shatter. A primal scream tore from my throat—no, I wouldn’t lose him now! An imposing Alpha strode through the door, fixing me with an intense gaze before growling one word: "Mate!" In a frenzied rush, I yanked the IVs from my veins and insisted the doctor connect the Alpha to my friend, my potential second-chance mate. Meanwhile, I was determined to resurrect my true mate from the clutches of death.

“You have full authority to manage all member packs of the alliance. Including CrimsonMoon.” “Lupus Celestial will not tolerate an Alpha who abuses his Luna.” I pulled out the divorce agreement, handed it to Yeats, and walked away. Yeats called out behind me. “Jasmin—wait! Are you really going to leave it like this? Are you saying you’ll never forgive me?” I didn’t look back. No, I wouldn’t forgive him. I wouldn't make the same mistake with the same mate twice. He didn’t know the full truth—that the head injury had actually flushed out much of the silver poison. That I’d been treated like royalty upon my return. That my wolf had returned stronger than ever.

My anger resurfaced, and I pushed her across the room, my hands wrapped around her neck. "I could rip your throat out if I heard you say that one more time." When I saw how much I was choking her, I let her go, also because what I was about to say I needed her to hear it very clearly. "If you insist on agreeing to this arrangement, you're signing up for a life of misery, Lily. Because I'm never ever going to be in love with you. I'm never going to love you, Lily. I won't reject my mate to be with you. I'm telling you this now so don't say I didn't warn you. I'd rather give up my Alpha title than hurt my mate." I said, because to me I was starting to get convinced that Samantha would turn out

The moment the heavy wooden doors shut behind us, the storm broke. "What have you done?" His voice was low, controlled - but beneath it, I could hear the rage simmering just beneath the surface. I turned to face him, meeting his gaze evenly. "I made the only choice I could." His jaw tightened. "You rejected your fated mate. You rejected an Alpha." "I had my reasons." He exhaled sharply, pinching the bridge of his nose, a sign that he was barely holding himself together. "Selene, do you have any idea what you've set into motion?"

I asked instead "No nothing she hasn't returned from her journey" He said and I nodded then turned to leave however before j could fully exit I heard him call me "Alpha..." I know he was asking about me continuing the ritual and after a long thought I couldn't help but have him though I didn't want to because of Katherina but then she wasn't my mate and I really needed to look for my real mate because of the certain implications at the thought something inside me tightened because I had forgotten about that honestly I guess I had been too carried away and maybe just maybe a breath of a fresh woman was what I need

“Alpha, the Moon Goddess does not make—” “I **reject** her.” The hall fell into stunned silence. My heart stopped. Rejection. He said it so easily. So publicly. Kael’s voice rose, carrying through every corner of the packhouse. “I, Alpha Kael of Crescent Night, reject Liora as my mate.” The bond snapped violently inside my chest. Pain exploded through me. I gasped, collapsing to my knees as the force ripped through my body like lightning. Wolves around me stepped back quickly, afraid to touch the aftermath of an Alpha’s rejection.

She stuttered and stumbled back in fear. “Yes, I’m the Alpha, and you don’t need to be scared of me. I’m your mate, and I’ll never harm you,” I reassured her. I looked around and noticed that everyone's eyes were on us, everyone cheered and my mum walked over to us and pulled Alice into her arms for a hug. Some people who found their mate within my pack decided to stay, while some decided to leave for their mate's pack. Alice stayed with me cause, as the Alpha, I can’t leave another pack.

He stood and paced slowly. “When my pack almost fell apart,” he said, “I did exactly what you’re doing. I shut my mate out. I thought I was protecting her.” He stopped and looked at me. “She almost left.” My heart skipped. “She told me,” he continued, “that she didn’t need a perfect Alpha. She needed her mate.” I stared at the fire. “What did you do?” I asked quietly. “I listened,” he said simply. “I let her see my fear. My doubt. And you know what happened?”

How could I have forgotten about an important matter like this? Two months ago, we lost our Luna to a rogue attack, and the Alpha promised to step down as soon as his son arrived. Rumor has it he was supposed to come back today. And now… he was here. I knew I’d lost this fight already. Being mated to a playboy who would succeed his father as the Alpha of the pack? Yeah, he definitely had eyes for other girls out there. I was not in his league, and I never would be. I let out a small sigh as the little hope I’d been holding that maybe I’d actually have a mate, slipped away, leaving my mind annoyingly blank.