The Alpha Wolf's Baby Kittens: MM Alpha Omega Fated Mates Mpreg Shifter

By Akita StarFire

Lupine loved cats.

Chasing them up trees, that was.

Craig, however, was not a typical, ordinary cat. His sire, Kahn WrathClaw, was the richest man in the city. And he had already decided the fate of his omega son. He was to be wed in an arranged marriage to an alpha Craig hated.

But fate had other plans.

Could a cat and wolf get along? Would Craig’s father approve of his son marrying beneath his station?

Perhaps Taz, the crime-lord, wanted Craig for himself. Or his father’s money.

Or both.

How could Craig protect himself and his babies from harm from the evil crime-lord?

Especially when he thought both his sire and mate were dead.

This 14k word story contains an HEA, Mpreg, and babies at the end. Cute babies. Insufferable little tykes that get into all sorts of trouble.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: Jul 30, 2018

Book preview

Story

The Alpha Wolf's Baby Kittens

Copyright © 2018 by Akita StarFire

This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Everyone in this story is 18 or older and NOT blood related.

If you would like to be the first to know when a new story becomes available, please sign up for my newsletter: Akita StarFire’s Newsletter

The Alpha Wolf's Baby Kittens

When will I find my Fated Mate? Lupine DarkShadow sighed as he rushed to the scene. A cat was stuck in an oak tree and he, of course, had to get the damn thing down.

It was a typical day of a fireman. Saving people's lives, getting cats down from trees and putting out fires with his alpha brothers.

This was the one task he loathed more than any others. Cats were insufferable!

To him, cats were furballs to be chased and teased. They were stupid for climbing trees and getting stuck and then yowling. Once you'd saved their necks, they strutted off, flicking their tails in the air.

Cats!

He rolled his eyes as he stopped his fire truck in front of the tree where the cat was.

Lupine looked upward and saw a small, white cat with deep blue eyes. At first he thought it was going to be just an ordinary cat, but when he locked eyes with the feline, he felt as if he was struck in the solar plexus.

Fire coursed through his blood and his heart pounded so fast that he grew dizzy. He wondered what was wrong with him?

His knees knocked together as if they were made of wax and couldn't support his weight. The were-wolf unsteadily climbed the oak toward the cat.

Help me! The cat's mournful yowl pierced his heart.

Pity made him climb faster. Poor kitty.

This is strange. I've never liked cats. The only good cat is a chased cat. He muttered under his breath as he reached the poor little mew mew.

The small feline looked at him with his large, piercing blue eyes. Lupine sniffed the air and read the poor cat's scent.

No! It can't be! You're my Fated Mate! The words fell from his lips as the little feline jumped into his arms.

A cat? This had to joke, right? Some cosmic mix-up.

The kitty purred in his arms, calming his fast-beating heart. He loved the cat's warm body snuggled against his chest. The feeling of protecting this cat overcame him.

What's your name? He gave a soft growl as he scratched him behind his ears.

Meow.

I don't know cat-ese. He looked around to see if anyone was watching them. Of course they were.

The cat caressed his long muzzle with his small paw, purring.

When he climbed down, he was wondering what to do with this feline. How was he going to explain this to his friends? He was a wolf that chased cats - now his Fated Mate was one?

Oh, they'd have a blast with that one.

Reaching the ground, he decided that - as long as the cat was willing - he would keep him. Was he a stray?

He knew he had to win the cat's trust.

Hey! He gave a surprised yelp as the cat nimbly jumped from his arms and flicked his tail up as he vanished down the alley.

Cats!

Come back here! Stupid cat!

Lupine turned into a large, dark brown wolf with emerald eyes as he followed the cat. Why did fate make his Fated Mate a cat of all creatures?

He rushed into the alley with his nose to the ground. The cat's smell was burned into his mind. He was so focused on the scent of the feline, that he ran straight into a brick wall.

What? He looked around. There were three brick walls and no cat to be seen. Where was he?

How did you vanish so quickly? He growled, more mystified than anything else. That's not how the chase is supposed to be!

Where are you? Here kitty kitty. Lupine felt stupid.

After searching for hours with no trace of the cat, he finally gave up. But he