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Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King

Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King

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last updateLast Updated : 2026-07-04
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Girl Power

Werewolf

Drama

Hidden Identity

Intelligent

Warrior

Reject

Affair

Second Chance

“I built his empire with my blood and my money. He rewarded me by taking my cousin to our bed.” For years, I was the invisible Alpha of the Sandwell Pack. While Maxwell claimed his "duties" kept him from me, I was the one balancing the ledgers, securing the borders, and investing my private millions to turn his dying territory into a gold mine. On my 18th birthday, I finally found out what those "duties" were. I found my fated mate, Maxwell, in the arms of my cousin, Amelie. they mocked me for being a "useful fool," an unpaid servant who funded their luxury while they shared a bed. When I exposed their lies to the Pack, they didn’t offer me justice. They chose Amelie’s fake tears and exiled me on the spot. I didn't steal a cent of their wealth—I left the accounts exactly as I found them: pathetic and empty. Five years later, the girl they threw away is the woman who owns the world. A royal decree from the Dragon King forces all Alphas into the elite Alpha Academy. I return not as a victim, but as a billionaire mogul. Maxwell is there, too—not to beg for my forgiveness, but to hunt me down. He’s humiliated, bankrupt, and determined to make me pay for exposing his "perfect" reputation to the world. But I’m not the defenseless girl he remembers, and I’m not alone. I’ve caught the eye of Sol, the Dragon Prince, a man who finds my power intoxicating. Maxwell wants my blood for the lies I uncovered. The pack wants my fortune to save their skins. But the Dragon Prince? He’s ready to burn anyone who dares to touch his Queen.

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Love this story so much well done author
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The useful fool
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the wolf and the lamb
The air in the Alpha’s office was thick with the scent of cheap perfume and expensive lies. Maxwell was scrambling, adjusting his belt, while Amelie tried—and failed—to look ashamed. “Aella, it’s not what it looks like,” Maxwell started, his Alpha-heir tone beginning to edge into his voice. “We were just… discussing the ceremony.” I didn’t blink. I didn’t shout. I simply turned on my heel and walked back toward the Luna’s office. “Where are you going?” he barked, his ego bruised by my silence. “To the Assembly Hall,” I said, my voice projecting with a clarity that made Caleb and Asher flinch. “I’m calling an emergency meeting. Right now.” “You don’t have the authority!” Maxwell yelled, but I was already gone. He was wrong. I had the keys, I had the codes, and for the last twelve months, I was the only person in the Sandwell Pack who actually knew where the bodies—and the bank accounts—were buried. The Assembly Hall was drafty, filled with the murmurs of confused high-ranking wo
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Broken bond
I stepped out of the heavy pack house doors into the cool night air, the gravel crunching under my heels. I didn't look back at the life I had built. I only looked toward the dark tree line that marked the edge of the Sandwell territory. I hadn't made it ten feet before a hand clamped around my wrist like a vice. A jolt of electricity, violent and searing, ripped through my body. It wasn't the sweet, warm hum the storybooks promised. It felt like a brand of hot iron. My wolf, who had been silent in her grief, suddenly let out a piercing howl in my mind. MATE. Maxwell gasped, his grip tightening as the same shock traveled through him. His eyes shifted to a blown-out gold, his wolf surfacing for a fleeting second. The Alpha, the Beta, and the Gamma heirs spilled out onto the porch, frozen as they witnessed the visible arc of power between us. The truth was written in the air: the Moon Goddess hadn’t made a mistake. I was his. “No,” Maxwell whispered, the word laced with venom. He
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A mother’s Gift
The transition from "High-Ranking Member" to "Rogue" was a silence so loud it made my ears ring. The moment we crossed the invisible border of the Sandwell territory, the heavy, suffocating pressure of the pack link snapped. I was no longer a thread in their tapestry. I was a loose strand, blowing in the wind. But the wind was picking up. A low, guttural growl vibrated in my chest—not from anger, but from a bone-deep shift. My eighteen-year-old body felt like it was being re-wired from the inside out. My first shift was coming, and without a pack’s sacred grounds to protect me, I was a beacon for every predator in the forest. “Aella, look at me,” Beatriz said, her voice sharp and grounding. She grabbed my shoulders as I stumbled near the gravel shoulder of the road. “You need to breathe. We have about an hour before your wolf demands the surface.” “We can’t stay here,” Pamela whispered, her eyes darting to the dark tree line behind us. “Maxwell will realize the money is gone s
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Chaos valley
The car hadn’t even come to a full stop before I threw the door open and collapsed onto the damp earth of Chaos Valley. We were deep between the Twin Sentinels now, the towering peaks blocking out the rest of the world. Then, the agony began. A normal first shift is supposed to be guided. An Alpha or a parent is meant to share the burden, grounding the young wolf’s mind so the bones don't feel like they’re shattering into shards of glass. But I was a rejected wolf. I was a rogue. There was no Alpha link to steady me, no pack bond to dull the blade of the transformation. It was cruel. It was a violent, lonely rebirth. I screamed, my voice echoing off the mountain faces, until my vocal cords frayed and the sound turned into a guttural, animalistic rasp. I felt my ribs snap and knit, my spine elongating in a rhythmic torture that seemed to last for a century. Let go, a voice whispered in the back of my mind—not my mother's, but the voice of the wolf who had been waiting in the dark
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The Architect of Chaos
Five years of silence is a long time for some, but for me, it was the sound of progress. Chaos Valley was no longer just a hidden sanctuary between two mountains; it was a global phenomenon. I had expanded the territory, acquiring the surrounding foothills and turning the rugged peaks of the Twin Sentinels into the most lucrative mining operation in the hemisphere. We didn’t just pull gold from the earth; we pulled rare iridescent gems that fueled my private jewelry line, Silversmith. The valley floor had been transformed into an architectural marvel—exclusive resorts that catered to both humans and shifters. We offered something no pack could: absolute neutrality and a level of luxury that made the Sandwell Pack look like a camping trip. Because of the sheer economic power I wielded, I had been invited to join the Global Shifter Council three times. I hadn't accepted. Why would I want a seat at a table of old men when I could own the room they sat in? The Masterclass I didn't
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The takeover
The two weeks leading up to our departure were a blur of cold efficiency. I didn’t just prepare to attend the Imperial Alpha Academy; I prepared to own the ground it was built on. While the rest of the shifter world was busy packing trunks and coordinating outfits, Pamela and I were in the war room. My fingers flew across holographic displays as we redirected capital through offshore accounts and shell companies. By the time the first week ended, I had achieved the impossible: I had purchased a 38% stake in the Academy’s underlying infrastructure. I wasn’t just a student. I was a majority shareholder. "It’s done," Pamela said, her eyes reflecting the data streams. "The Board of Governors just ratified the transfer. You now own the entire West Wing. I’ve already sent the architects in. We’re re-branding it under the Silver Pack crest." "Good," I replied, my voice devoid of emotion. "And the surrounding perimeter?" "Purchased. Twelve thousand acres of forest and valley surroun
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The help
The transition from the helipad to the Grand Hall was a study in silence and steel. As Pamela and I walked through the corridors of the West Wing, the scent of fresh paint and expensive floor wax followed us. Every surface now bore the subtle, embossed watermark of the Silver Pack. We arrived at the Imperial Alpha Academy three hours before the official gates opened. While the mountain roads were still choked with the armored convoys of arriving packs, our private transport had already touched down. "Incognito, remember," I whispered to Pamela as we adjusted our gear. "I want to see the rot in this place before I start the renovation. I want to see how these instructors treat the 'unranked' when they think no one is watching." Pamela nodded, her burgundy wolf suppressed but alert. We were dressed in the Academy’s standard black training fatigues, stripped of our Silver Pack insignia. To any casual observer, we were just two transfers who had managed to pass the entry requirements
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imperial tower
"Well, Prince Sol," I murmured, leaning back as the hall began to settle into an uneasy silence. "We took the exams even though we were forced to attend. I thought they were supposed to be a challenge. Color me surprised when most of the curriculum actually aligns with the seminars I’ve been giving." Prince Sol’s golden eyes flickered with a mirthful fire. "Please, call me Sol. 'Prince Sol' will only make the power go to my head, Princess." I tilted my head, meeting his gaze with the cool confidence of someone who had built an empire from dirt. "Well now, Sol, I am not a princess as you well know. I am more of a Queen." "Queen, huh?" Sol’s smirk widened, his voice dropping to a low, dangerous purr. "I like that more myself." From the high podium, the King’s golden eyes cut toward us. He had been watching from the corner of his eye, tracking the exchange between his son and the silver wolf who held half the shifter worlds debt. Finally, he stepped forward, and his voice boomed
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A compromise
The atmosphere in the Grand Hall shifted from shock to a heavy, simmering tension. While the rest of the students were being herded toward the Moon and Heir towers, Pamela and I stood in the center of the atrium, looking at our digital assignment badges. "There must be a mistake in the logistics," I muttered, tapping my tablet. "We invested millions into the Silver Tower. Our suites were designed specifically for our encryption needs. We have board meetings scheduled for tonight." Pamela didn't waste time. She signaled two of the Academy guards—men who were now technically on our payroll. "Find out where our equipment was delivered. We have specialized server racks and satellite uplinks that need to be installed in the Silver Tower penthouse immediately." The guards looked at each other, then back at us with pale faces. "Alpha... the orders were changed by the High Court this morning. Your equipment was diverted. Before I could demand an explanation, the heavy doors at the bac
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