A Beta Before An Alpha Novels & Stories

I picked up my pace, curious to see who had found their mate. Reaching our spot, I saw the alpha walking towards us. His dark, cold eyes were fixated on me. Daniel, his beta approached him to ask what was wrong, but he ignored him and continued walking towards us. A sense of unease washed over me, and my heart started racing.

Third Person Matteo observed the intense confrontation between Joric and Clay. He acknowledged the strength of both combatants, recognizing the potential for either to assume the role of the other's beta. Despite Clay's current beta status, Matteo sensed that he possessed the capability to ascend to the position of Alpha. In their human forms, despite Joric's seniority, Clay exhibited a formidable fighting prowess and a physique that matched Joric's. Well-trained and disciplined, Matteo wouldn't be surprised if Clay, the prospective beta, managed to surpass his future alpha.

I think I’ve had enough of their shīt and them believing they are taking her away. “He’s right.” Melody’s dad answered, stopping the alpha from spitting his venom. He wiped his tears and stood to his feet. “Thank you, Beta.” “You can call me Axel. And no need to thank me.” “We will be back tomorrow, Axel.” The alpha stated, eyes glaring. “You can call me Beta.” I informed him, standing taller to show him I was not at all intimidated by him. “Okay. Well, we will get going,” her father declared, feeling the tension heavy in the room. “Please let us know if anything changes. I can come at any time.”

"Don't say it out loud yet, not until I know more." He nodded and he left. I stood alone in the room and I turned it over. Petra. Her jaw already set before Ryan had opened his mouth. Her hand already moving to write things down. He took your Beta, Ryan. What else would he want? The question that sounded like impatience but could just as easily have been redirection. My phone buzzed on the bed. It was from an unknown number with one message. You should know what your Alpha is willing to trade for his Beta.

"But Grandma, she's human." "Yes, human. But her spirit? It shines brighter than most," Grandma said, turning to look at me. Her old but sharp gaze held me in place. "Todd, remember this. Real Alpha strength isn't just about breaking things. It's about protecting and accepting. The Moon Goddess doesn't make mistakes. Your heart and your wolf have already made a choice, right?" Deep inside, my wolf gave a low, steady growl. Yes. My wolf had chosen her from the moment she stepped into my world and the instant her scent struck me like lightning

Timothee just stares at us for a few minutes with disbelief still clouding his face. "Wow," he says after a while. "How can an alpha and omega not know such important information? You two really have to have a beta teach you about it? Does this mean that betas are more knowledgeable than alphas and omegas?" Then he shakes his head while clicking his tongue, looking like he's very disappointed in us. "And they say that alphas and omegas are more important than betas, that alphas are superior. And yet you two don't even know this simple and public information?" "I don't think it is public information when even I, a beta, do not know about it either," comments Fredo, which earns him a death gla

Darren said to me. I knew he was really concerned about me, but he is also needed in the pack. "No, Darren, I got this. You should be home protecting our clan. That is why I am your Beta," I said to him. "Carsen, before you are my beta, you are my brother, and I always want you safe, even though you are very stubborn, and I feel like killing you at times," Darren said to me jokingly. We both laughed as happiness is free.

I dared him silently with my gaze to do something, anything, for me to trigger his dismissal. It was like he could see the warning signs, and then he immediately forced an expression of false calm. His formerly bulging eyes daring to intimidate had narrowed, and he relaxed his clenched jaw. “It is customary for the Alpha to discuss things with the Beta first,” he explained through gritted teeth. “This isn’t about superior positions in the pack.”

"I thought you didn't believe me." "I don't, but if you believe it, it will help me understand any motives." "Mmm, alright. The position of Alpha works similarly to kings and queens. Alphas are usually passed from parent to child. My father was Alpha before me just as it will be passed to any heirs I may have." He pauses, looking at me with a masked expression. "My Beta, Theodore, is my second. Think of him as my best friend…who would also sacrifice his life to protect me."

Beta cautioned, their voice carrying the wisdom of countless trials overcome. Alpha Jayden nodded, acknowledging Beta's concerns. "Indeed, Beta. But we have something that sets us apart. We have each other," Alpha Jayden responded, their voice filled with unwavering conviction. "Our unwavering spirit and the strength of our unity are our greatest assets. Together, we can overcome any obstacle that comes our way."