A Beta Before An Alpha Novels & Stories

Rock was expressionless and said, “deal. Steel, you prepare for a fight with Alpha Blaze in the middle of the pack tomorrow. Alpha Blaze, you and your pack members are all invited.” Blaze seemed satisfied by Rocks’ judgement. This was the reason why he was the Alpha of Alphas. His brother was involved, yet he gave a fair judgement. There was no way for a beta to win against an alpha because of the powers vested in the title. Blaze was already breathing the air of victory as he said to Steel, “I’ll see you on the field tomorrow. Thanks for dinner.”

she says finally. I frown, sensing that she's hiding something. "May, can I ask you about the Alpha?" I say, my voice barely above a whisper. May's eyes flicker to mine, a warning glint in their depths. "What do you want to know, Princess?" she asks, her voice cautious. "Is he...is he going to hurt me?" I ask, my heart pounding in my chest. May's expression softens, her eyes filling with sympathy. "No, Princess," she says, her voice gentle. "The Alpha may seem fierce, but he is a just ruler. He will not harm you."

Confusion sits heavily over such a large group of people. The few members of the spring pack who arrived to be the backup for their alpha have just seen him die without a fight, some of them so close, yet they didn’t even know. The one Barrow who was arguably the strongest, was taken out so easily by a beta blood who isn’t even part of a pack, generally considered a rogue.

SEVEN YEARS LATER. The guards stationed at the grand double doors bow their heads and open them, stepping aside as Zaid prowls into the room, his presence as commanding as his title. The low murmur of voices ceases instantly, and everyone present angles their necks in submission, acknowledging their Alpha. Without breaking stride, Zaid waves for Khal, his Beta, to continue. Khal, unflinching, nods and returns his gaze to the large map splayed out on the table, various areas marked with colored pins that indicate recent alliances and ongoing strategies.

Nothing would have made her happier. But Eva also knew that the rules stated that if the Alpha of a pack had more than one child they would be considered for the beta position before the Beta's children. And seeing as Alpha Alexandrov had Axel and Abigail as well they would claim the title of Beta and Gamma. Alana grabbed Eva by the arm and started to walk into the building towards the Alpha's office. Eva knew her father was walking in front of them simply because of his scent. He smelled like home and it was calming.

My face showed a little bit of my expression. Noticing that she looked at me and tried to change the mood. -How about we talk about your life, first we should get to know each other a little bit. Those words surprised me a little with her change of attitude, it was as if she wanted to have something with me, but not so fast. I kept listening to each of his words. -You look like a Beta, but I can tell you're an Alpha, which somehow attracts me. Not that I like you.

said his gamma. "Her punishment proves her ability. She is useful to you, Alpha. You can use her against your brother," advised his gamma. "Are you kidding?" Alpha Sauro asked with a smile. "I'm not joking, Alpha. I'm just telling the truth," he answered her seriously. Alpha Sauro thought about what his gamma said. His gamma may be right because he knows that Crema is his brother's weakness. Based on what he hears from the other pack and what his spy says.

After staring at a silent Alpha Malcolm for a few minutes, Paul turned his attention to the man beside him. That's when he recognized him as the Beta. He smiled to himself. He would certainly have buy his cousin a beer for this capture. "Since your fearless leader have nothing to say, what about you?" Alpha Paul asked the Beta that only looked at him with disdain.

"Why aren’t you an Alpha ?" Olivia hesitated, not sure how to explain something so complicated to a child so young. "It’s because I was born a Beta," she said, keeping her voice light. "But being a beta isn’t a bad thing. It just means I have different strengths." Cade nodded thoughtfully. "But if Dad’s an Alpha and I’m an Alpha, then you’re still special, right?"

“Wow, I can’t believe you are an Alpha now. That must be awesome.” Beta Jesse says to me and I know in the eyes of all the Betas this is something they have never seen before and can only dream about. “I wouldn’t say its awesome. I am so used to my roll as Beta that I don’t know if I can ever allow myself to be an Alpha.” I tell him as we walk around the ground together securing the border. Beta Jesse then chuckled before he said, “Alpha Shawn, an Alpha is the same thing as a Beta but just one step higher. You still can train your warriors and lead them into battle. You’re just not the second man anymore but the first man in charge.”