"And I'd choose you; in a hundred lifetimes, in a hundred worlds, in any version of reality, I would find you and I would choose you." - Kiersten White, The Chaos of Stars ⸻ Hayden Montgomery, the only daughter of the Crescent Moon Pack's former Alpha and Luna, is approaching her eighteenth birthday without finding her mate. Though often assumed to be an omega due to her small frame, she is cherished and protected by her pack-especially by her older brother, Arrow, now Alpha. Across the lands, Phoenix Storm, third son of the Red Moon Pack's former Alpha, has spent years searching for his destined mate. At twenty-one, his hope is fading into fear that he may never find the other half of his soul. He has traveled far and wide, yet fate has remained silent. Neither knows that they have been searching for each other all along. When Arrow hosts a celebration marking his and his mate's anniversary-and invites allied packs, including Red Moon-the two worlds finally collide. Amid the music, the laughter, and the crowded halls, fate may finally decide to answer... or remain cruelly silent.

*Contains MPREG* The great alpha of the Thorne Pack is mated to his wife, his Luna but after years of trying, they can't conceive a child. Not able to continue the pack line of his blood with his wife. Alpha Dean Summers is left with no choice to be childless, a fate worse than death for any alpha until he meets Robin Grey. Robin is a submissive wolf which means he can carry children and he offers to carry his Alpha's child if it earns him his freedom from the pack so he can explore the outside world. The alpha accepts this but did he really expect to fall in love with the quirky man? Will he find out about the lies that surround him, the betrayal. ( Robin is a surrogate Mother) ... Pre warning: I call the men who carry the babies- mom and mommy. This story is now COMPLETED. Mature story for mature audiences. 18+ contains violence, Strong language and sexual themes. Was originally named A childless Alpha and his barren wife but I thought the title was a bit offensive. Cover by the talented @JessKnightwalker :)