All Chapters of The Alpha With Two Mates: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Luna I kept tapping my feet nervously as I waited for Lucas to show up in the meeting room. Ever since we agreed that we were going to be cordial with each other and also give each other a chance to know ourselves outside of what we already knew, Lucas and I haven't exactly spoken since then, and because I didn't want to seem like I wasn't taking our agreement seriously, I decided to come here myself. I had thought long and hard about it because coming here myself could make me seem like the more desperate one, but seeing how my father was already asking questions about how we were progressing as friends, I had a feeling that if I didn't take the first step, Lucas and I might not be speaking to each other for a very long time. After what felt like forever, I finally heard the door to the meeting room open, and I immediately knew it was Lucas because I could smell him. He had a very strong scent, and the fact that I was his mate made his scent even stronger whenever he was arou

Heather had never felt more desperate in her entire life. Her mother, who had always been her rock, was lying in the hospital, fighting for her life after getting into a ghastly car accident, and she had no money to pay for her mother's treatment.Heather was almost out of options, and she didn't know how much longer her mother could hold on. She had already sold most of her valuable belongings to pay for her mother's treatment, but it wasn't enough. Her problems worsened when her half-sister, Helena, accused her of misusing the money meant for their mother's treatment, even though she never had access to the money Helena had talked about. It was after her father opted out of helping with her mother's medical bills that Heather knew it was time to take drastic measures.That was how she ended up at the strip club, sitting in the dressing room, surrounded by half-naked women, makeup, and glitter everywhere. Her long-time acquaintance, Tiana, who worked as a stripper, had promised

Luna Today was my father's 60th birthday, and since my father was very big on celebrating birthdays, he decided to throw a big party and invite every one of his alpha friends in the neighboring packs and beyond. Personally, I didn't see the need to throw such a huge party, even though I was aware that turning sixty was a huge deal for some. Left to me, I would have preferred if he had just chosen to do a small celebration of the members of the pack instead of throwing a huge party, but since I wasn't the one turning 60, I had no say in his decision. What I was most nervous about wasn't the fact that I was going to be meeting his friends, trying to speak to them, and getting to know them. I was mostly nervous because I knew that Lucas was going to be coming here, and I didn't think that was a good idea. A part of me was hoping that he would make up some excuse and miss the event, but then again, I knew he would never miss something this important to my father, and the other part

Luna The party had started and just like I expected, I haven't stopped following my father around like some new toy he was waiting to show off. I knew it wasn't his fault or anything because he was only trying to help me be more connected, but I still found it really annoying that I never really got to enjoy these parties without having to follow my father around like some trophy that needs to be shown off. "Wow, Alpha Robles, you've done an amazing job raising your daughter. I can't believe that soon enough, you'll be stepping down to let her take over from you," Beta Montez of the Blue Moon Pack said, wearing a smile that I could tell was fake. It was very clear to me that you wasn't very interested in having me around him or talking to my father about me, but of course, my father would never realize this. Sometimes I wondered to myself if he really didn't sense these things, or if he was just choosing to pretend like he didn't see it."Well, one of the biggest reasons why I

As the night wore on, I excused myself from my father's side, craving a moment of solitude away from the watchful eyes and prying remarks. Stepping onto the balcony, I let the cool night breeze wash over me, hoping it would clear my mind. The stars above shimmered their distant light with a calming presence amidst the chaos of the party below. Lost in my thoughts, I was startled when someone else joined me on the balcony. Beta Montez was the same man who had questioned my capabilities earlier. His expression seemed different now, devoid of the earlier sarcasm, replaced with something akin to genuine curiosity. "I didn't mean to offend you back there," he said, his voice surprisingly soft. I arched an eyebrow, not expecting such a shift in tone. "It takes more than a few condescending remarks to offend me, Beta Montez," I replied, my voice steady. He nodded, his gaze fixed on the night sky. "Your father speaks highly of you. He sees something in you that many of us fail to recognize