All Chapters of The Alpha's Surrogate Mistress : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Zavier, the Alpha of the Crescent Pack, sat on his throne, his mind was preoccupied with thoughts of his pack's future. His gaze lingered on the intricate carvings that adorned the walls of the grand hall, but he couldn't focus on them. Instead, his thoughts were consumed by the issue that had been plaguing him for months - the fact that his mate, the Luna, had been unable to conceive a child.He knew that the pack needed an heir, and he had been considering his options. Surrogacy was one option, but it was a risky path, and he didn't want to jeopardize the well-being of his pack. He knew that he needed the advice of his advisors."Send for my advisors," he said to the messenger who stood at his side."Yes, Alpha," the messenger replied, bowing deeply before scurrying off to carry out the order.Zavier waited impatiently as the minutes ticked by. He knew that his advisors would be busy, but this was an urgent matter. He couldn't afford to wait any longer.Finally, the door opened, and

(Sophia's Point of View) I couldn't believe it. The Alpha had chosen me to be the surrogate for his pack. Me, a simple she-wolf who had never expected to be noticed by anyone, let alone the Alpha himself.As I made my way back to my room, I felt a sense of elation and disbelief coursing through me. I had always wanted to do something meaningful for my pack, to give back in some way, but I never imagined it would be something like this.I couldn't help but think about the Alpha as I walked. His intense gaze, the power and authority in his voice - it was all so captivating. I knew I shouldn't be thinking about him like this, but I couldn't help it. He was the Alpha, after all, and I was just a humble member of his pack.As I entered my room, I couldn't help but feel a sense of nervousness creeping in. What if I wasn't ready for this? What if I couldn't carry a child to term? What if something went wrong?But then I shook my head, pushing those thoughts away. I had been chosen for a rea

(Sophia's Point of View) I took his hand, and he led me to the front of the boat. The wind was cool against my skin as we leaned against the railing, watching the moonlight dance on the waves."Thank you for coming with me tonight, Sophia," the Alpha said, his eyes fixed on the horizon. "I know this must be a strange situation for you, but I want you to know that I value you, and I'm grateful for everything you're doing for my pack."I looked at him, feeling my heart swell with emotion. "I'm grateful for the opportunity, Alpha," I said, my voice barely above a whisper.He turned to me, his eyes softening as he looked into mine. "I have to admit, Sophia, that there's something about you that I find...intriguing."I felt my cheeks heat up at his words. "I'm not sure if i understand it right, Alpha," I said, my heart was beating faster.The Alpha took a step closer to me, his hand brushing against mine. "What I mean is...I feel a connection with you, I've told you about this already, So

Zavier looked at me with concern in his eyes. "Are you okay?" he asked, his voice soft.I took a deep breath, trying to steady myself. "Yeah," I said, my voice barely above a whisper. "I just need a minute."Zavier nodded, giving me space. I took a few deep breaths, trying to calm my racing heart. But the panic wouldn't subside, and I felt like I was suffocating."I can't do this," I said suddenly, my voice shaking. "I can't keep this a secret anymore. Luna deserves to know the truth."Zavier's expression hardened. "No," he said firmly. "We agreed that this would be our secret. We can't risk everything we've built for the pack.""But it's not fair," I said, my voice rising. "Luna has a right to know that the child she thinks is hers isn't."Zavier took a step closer to me, his eyes blazing. "You promised me that you wouldn't tell anyone," he said, his voice low. "Do you remember that?"I nodded, feeling like a trapped an

(Zavier's Point of View) ~Flashback~ I can feel my heart pounding against my chest as I watch her approach. It's been months since we last saw each other, and I can't help but feel nervous about what she might say. Will she be angry with me? Will she even want to talk to me?As she gets closer, I can see the hesitation in her eyes. She's unsure about this, just like I am. But before either of us can say anything, a group of rowdy teenagers comes barreling down the sidewalk, forcing us to step aside. The moment is lost, and I can feel my disappointment rising.But then she surprises me by grabbing my hand and pulling me down a side street. "Let's get out of here," she says, her eyes twinkling with mischief.I follow her lead, my heart lightening with every step we take away from the chaos of the main street. We don't speak as we walk, but the silence between us is comfortable, like we're old friends who have been reunited after years apa