A Broken Alpha Heiress' Revenge Novels & Stories

My father’s pack was on fire, and the wolves were howling and fleeing helter-skelter. Screams from every direction pierced my ears, and I could hear myself sobbing inside my chest. My father, the pack’s alpha, was fighting to protect his people. I couldn’t move my body as I stared in anguish, I couldn’t move my body. My mother was only a few meters away when she was attacked from behind by a wolf.

At first, she seemed angry and resentful, but then she softened a bit and started to explain her relationship with the Alpha. She took a deep breath before answering. "No, I'm not okay. The Alpha you mentioned, he's the reason I lost control of my emotions and also he's also another reason why I was banished from my pack. He tried to kidnap me, and my father fought him off, leaving the Alpha badly wounded. Since then, he has sworn to take revenge on me." I felt a wave of anger and protectiveness wash over me. "Why didn't you tell me this before?" I asked, upset that she had kept this important information from me.

The chamber was still trembling. Dust slowly settled around the shattered pillars. But my attention was no longer on the chaos. It was on him. The Alpha. He stood across the room staring at me like he was seeing something new for the first time. Not the girl who lived inside his territory. Not the mate he once rejected. But the woman who had just commanded a throne to respond to her blood. His warriors and the traitors were still locked in battle behind him. The massive shadow that had risen from beneath the throne was frozen watching me.

On the tenth try, Derek's cold rejection came through: "Are you done with the dramatics? My sister Victoria isn't feeling well. Stop bothering me." His dismissal stripped me of any value in my captors' eyes. I fought desperately, but with my wolf dormant, my resistance was meaningless. The rival Alpha's claws tore savagely and precisely at my stomach. Horror froze me as I watched them rip my unborn child to pieces. As my blood soaked into the forest floor, a pain I'd never known tore through me—warm and sticky. My child was gone, just like that. Hatred crystallized in my heart, unleashing my Alpha wolf in one final surge of power. I managed to kill the wolf who had murdered my child before e

My wolf snarled, memories of his betrayal, his hands locking the chains, his laugh as Lana tortured me—flooding back. I force my hands steady, but his amber eyes linger, searching, as if he senses the shift in me—the reborn alpha, not the broken pup he knew. My heart pounded, the moonstone burning hot. Does he know I’m not the same Vera? Lana’s smirk faded, her eyes narrowing—does she see it too? My claws itch, the hacker alert’s warning—“You’re being watched”—echoing in my mind. As Damon explained firewalls, his voice a low drone, my wolf snarls, urging me to strike. I’m Starfang’s heir, reborn to protect my pack, but the threats multiply—Lana’s schemes, Gabriel’s shadow, the unknown scent

A moment later, he ended the call and hurried toward me. “Alpha King,” he called urgently. “I’m sorry, Sir, but that was your housekeeper. There’s been damage at your home.” I frowned, the words barely registering through the haze clouding my thoughts. “What do you mean?” Benedetto hesitated only briefly before answering. “Silvia Romano broke into Chiara’s room,” he said. “And she trashed it.”

His grip was tight, anger radiating off him. I yanked my hand free, taking a step back to avoid him. My eyes moved to her—the woman in the strapless dress who was supposed to be marrying the man who’d destroyed me. She met my gaze with a smug smile, like she didn’t have a care in the world, like nothing I could say or do would crack her perfect little world. It only made me angrier. Turning toward the crowd, I let my voice carry as I swung my gaze back to Roy. “Did you think you could knock me up and then marry another bitch?”

Ithia shot him one last worried glance; he snarled at her, his grey eyes flashing bright silver, making her bow to her Alpha before she turned tail and raced out into the dark. She should never have left him alone with Alpha Atticus. He smiled, all teeth. “Atticus, didn’t you hear me? We have to go, we have to work together to save her. She’s out there somewhere–” Atticus didn’t let him finish speaking. With a roar of pure rage he leapt at Alpha Nothing and swiped his claws down his worthless chest.

“Let’s take this one day at a time, heiress. We’ve already made so many enemies. Never forget you still have your father to contend with.” “Oh, trust me, I've got ideas. My father might just appreciate my cunning nature.” With that, we shared a conspiratorial smile, ready to face whatever lay ahead. The past was still palpable, tangled in our minds, but the promise of a new dawn stretched across the horizon before us brighter and bolder than anything we’d faced. Together, we’d not only seek revenge and reclaim our lives; we would redefine what love could mean a love forged in trials, tested by fire, and bursting forth like a phoenix into a world ripe with possibility.

I finished and burst out laughing again. "You have hurt the Alpha's heir." You have committed an act of treason and yet you're laughing!?" She questioned. "You said you wouldn't break but yet, you did. You broke mentally." She said with venom and satisfaction lacing each and every word. "Look here Luna bitch, I never broke, I'm not broken and I will never break for anyone. Especially not your psycho family." I said with an equal amount of venom. "That's what you think. Only time will tell and trust me, when I say you will."