Alpha Betas Novels & Stories

The Alpha was close to the woods with his Beta who was now walking dutifully behind him, cracking jokes to lighten the latter's mood. An Alpha's job wasn't all glory behind the scenes. Many times, the Alpha stayed late into the night handling paperwork. He'd tell the Beta to go to his worried family and continue all by himself. When he was serious, he was a workaholic.

It's all very endearing in a way Adom wasn't expecting. He's had alpha friends before, alpha classmates and alpha colleagues. He's been with alphas all throughout his life and yet he's never met anyone like Alexander. He's not sure why Alexander seems so different to him than anyone else. Maybe it's the way he's carefree around him, another alpha, in a way only possible amongst friends who've known each other for several years. Or maybe it's the way he's so unbothered with the way alphas are supposed to be, supposed to act that he can be everything that he is. He's strong, stable and a leader but that's expected. Adom wouldn't expect anything less from someone labelled an "alpha". But then h

"I'm sorry for being such an asshole about you being a half-breed all our lives. You know it wasn't really me, right? I mean, it was me, but Dad was always in my ear, constantly preaching about how bad half-breeds are for the world. Like he wasn't talking to one." I snorted. "Or isn't one himself." I walked over and touched his shoulder with mine as we worked on the eggs together. "Look, I know it's hard, man. If you'll take advice from someone who's had it thrown in his face his whole life because it more obvious than his blonde haired counterparts... Stop putting so much focus on it. I did the research. There are literally six documented Alpha-Alpha combinations in the world. Total, that's

Made perfect sense, but I was also confused. “If he isn’t the beta, does that mean you have two betas?” I inquired because I was confused. A pack only had an Alpha, A beta and sometimes A gamma, who was the head warrior in most cases, but not all. I had never heard of one with two betas.

he murmured, more to himself than anyone. “Absolutely!” the Beta said, a little too eagerly. “She—” He stopped abruptly, the air in the car suddenly turning frigid. He glanced nervously into the rearview mirror. Kade’s expression had become dangerous. “My apologies, Alpha,” the Beta stammered quickly. “I spoke out of turn.” Kade’s voice was like ice. “You seem unusually invested in her happiness.” The Beta became nervous. “I…” “The truth.” The Alpha commanded.

"I come from a family of them. They're all manipulative and arrogant and troublesome. Always thinking they're the strongest and smartest in the room, when statistics show it's actually betas who are the superior ones." I frowned. "How so?" "Betas are born at 82%, alphas at 10%, and omegas at 8%," he said. "Numbers." "But alphas are better." He turned and looked at me like I'd said something pitiful. "Sure. Alphas are great." "Why say it when you don't mean it?" He stood up straighter. Now we were face to face in the garden, staring each other down. His eyes were unreadable, calm—but not in a good way. Calm like someone who was done with the conversation before it even started.

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.

I trailed off. The young man smiled. "I'm Nick, the beta of the triplet Alphas. It's nice meeting you, Miss Selena, and Miss Selene." Miss... No one had called us that in years. I sucked in a deep breath and smiled. "Yes, it's nice meeting you, beta Nick." Someone following the Alphas could be so nice? It felt like a dream. "The Alphas are already in, and the summit is starting soon. Please, come with me." Beta Nick said.

"Alphas are those who lead, they are usually the strongest, the most agile and the most resilient. Each pack has a main Alpha, who leads the pack in general. But there isn't just one Alpha, the others usually hold prominent positions, like the owner of a company, or a larger store, but there aren't many in this category." I picked up one of the pens on the table and started jotting down a few things in the corner, where the more detailed explanation about them was. "The Betas are like the vice presidents, they have a greater capacity for oratory, they usually understand more about the Laws in general, and their main professions are lawyers, politicians, journalists, among others. Gammas, on

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."