The Alpha's Dilemma

My eyes jolted awake and my body shuddered with great tremor as if a high voltage had coursed through me. My eyes refused to squint at the beautiful morning rays illuminating my king size room. My chest heaved up and down in a heavy manner. Something had left me. Something deep, a greater part of me. I could feel that void growing within me by the seconds, eating me inside out. “Aries…” I whispered, calling unto my wolf spirit but no answer came forth. “Aries!” I raised my voice affirmatively but it was still hopeless and then it dawned on me that the greatest horror of my life had birthed. I sat up on my bed staring at the bed sheets with a confused look, my lips twitched repeatedly and my breaths became heavier by the moment as the truth became more and more obvious.  I had lost my wolf. Aries was gone, I didn’t know how but I could feel the void he once occupied. My body began trembling all o

 “This can’t be right!” I blared but Irene sighed.  “I’m sorry Aaron.” One could pick the heavy dose of sadness that graced her tone.  “No…” I wriggled my head. “Don’t give me that crap. I am fine. My wolf is probably sick or something. There’s no way this is happening.” I asserted but my voice was lacking the assurance that should have followed suit.  “Aaron, I need you to calm down and let’s find a solution to this.” My mother pleaded with eyes that were slightly teary, her left palm tried to stroke my right but I pulled away sharply.  “I am fine!” I declared while I arose. I glanced between the two of them while my breaths came out like a storm. “I am the son of Barron, his only heir, there’s no way I can suddenly be wolfless. There must be some sort of logical explanation.&rdq

Something was definitely wrong, was the same thing I kept telling myself as I stood behind the tall black curtains shielding the stage where hundreds of Pack members and guests were waiting for me. The night had surprisingly dawned earlier than I expected, I was going to be crowned Alpha. A wolfless man like me was going to take up my Father's mantle, a taboo, yet my father still insisted. My fears were growing at a choking pace, my entirety trembled like I was going to melt anytime soon yet I had to keep up this strong facade for the guards beside me not to notice. I tried to remember the words of my mother but it didn't soothe me one bit. This shouldn't be happening but at the same time I couldn't go against my father. He probably had his reasons for letting this coronation ceremony continue. But whatever it was, I could only hope it was good.     “Ladies and gentlemen, the moment is finally here, the dawn of a

"I don't care if you're the Lycan, I don't care how much power you wield. Nobody, absolutely no one has the right to treat my mate in this manner!" She snarled.Mate? My head sparked as those words echoed in my head. This beautiful lady I couldn't take my eyes off was my mate? How did my life come to this? From one trouble to another. First, I had lost my wolf and then I met my step brother who I was just meeting for the first time. My father openly revealed my secret and now this! I gulped down my saliva with several thoughts scaling my mind. But the most obvious one was why? Why did the moon goddess mate me with someone else when I already had one? Was my life suddenly a plaything in the hands of the moon goddess. I closed my eyes dearly hoping once again that this whole thing was simply a nightmare but my mind wandered back to the morning I discovered I lost my wolf. ****"Iris…" I stuttered while my mate sat on my thighs as she faced me. Her irresistible scent swept past me like

"Open the damn door!" He yelled with a loud bang causing the door to tremble. My body jolted slightly in fear, I needed no one to tell me that whoever was behind that door was definitely bad news. We both knew that yet my mate stood up."You're not going to answer that door are you?" I queried as I quickly reached for her wrist. She frowned. "We both know whoever is before that door wants to cause trouble. There's no way I'm allowing you face that." I said while I struggled through the pain to stand."Aaron, you're injured. Fighting in this state is only going to worsen things." She toned worriedly but I didn't listen. Instead, I wobbled towards the door. "Aaron…" She called again, holding my left wrist causing me to stop."Didn't you hear me?!" The person barked and she turned my face to hers, staring into my eyes deeply with a smile that silently assured me."I can handle it." She said softly and at that point, I felt the need to trust her. I nodded slowly and she proceeded to the d