Alpha Elizabeth's Betrayal Novels & Stories

Elizabeth cried as she watched the men she loved become weak to a simple woman. "I told you, Kiera is not who you think. This was always her plan, to weaken the Alphas and sacrifice them to the forest. We have to hurry before it's too late to save them." "Let's go!" Elizabeth turned to me with so much hatred. I loved it! I would use all these misguided emotions inside her to finally conquer all that I wish. We ran through the snow-covered trees until everything around us turned black. I grabbed my bag and pulled out a very rare and potent crystal.

The way he looked at her, the way he protected her—it was enough to make me sick. What was so special about her? Why did everyone flock to her when I had worked just as hard, fought just as fiercely? I swirled the wine in my glass, a bitter smile tugging at my lips. They didn’t know the truth. None of them did. While Zara was busy playing the victim, hiding from her so-called enemies, I was the one pulling the strings. Elizabeth, the rogue Alpha who had orchestrated the attacks on Adrian’s pack, hadn’t worked alone. I had been there, whispering in her ear, feeding her information. I had ensured that Zara was always looking over her shoulder, always running, always afraid.

“And you still have the audacity to suggest she’s just being emotional?” He stiffened. “I trusted her parents’ word.” “Luna Elizabeth is my important friend now. Your disrespect of her would be regarded as disrespect to me. One more word to ignore her, I will force you to pay.” I growled. Under my Alpha aura, Lumian shivered and surrendered. I exhaled slowly, trying to stay calm. “Then link someone who knows more. Link Carlos.” “I will link Elizabeth’s brother Carlos immediately.” I watched as Lumian went quiet, connecting through the link.

"You expect me to believe you'd tell me anything about your precious Alpha?" Zoey took a step closer, lowering her voice conspiratorially. "He betrayed me. He chose you over me at the party, didn't he? Called me a whore in front of everyone. Let Elena throw a shoe at me." She let bitterness seep into her voice. "I have no reason to protect him anymore." For a moment, I thought she would refuse. Her eyes searched my face, looking for the lie. But curiosity was a powerful thing, and Benita had never been able to resist a secret.

Was she really planning to leave him behind, to use him as a pawn, just as he had used me? The conversation turned then, moving to the details of their plan. The Beta and the Alpha spoke in low, conspiratorial tones, discussing strategies, alliances, and how they could take down the Celeriac family. The more I heard, the more my blood boiled. I had been left behind, discarded by Jonathan, but now I was hearing the truth—Astoria had no loyalty to anyone. Not to Jonathan. Not to anyone. And Elysia... Elysia was their target.

“Jesse is my good friend, and I didn't realize his daughter had gone this wild. What is she thinking?” Another person mused, “I'm not exactly surprised at Elizabeth's name being mentioned. She has been on the ruining spree for years. It's no news that she might be involved in Liam's death. As soon as he died, she had taken everything that her dead husband owns and even went to the extent of denying the actual son his inheritance.” “We have been on Elizabeth's tail for a while as instructed by Alpha Kendrick before he passed on. But she is really sneaky. And I couldn't get much to pin her down.” Beta Mason said.

“You are okay now.” He blinks. “What happened?” “You were cursed,” I say fast. “You lost control. You-” I pause, pretending it hurts to say. “You almost died. But I stayed. I didn’t leave you.” He stares at me, trying to remember what happened but fails. I can see it. The empty space where her name should be. “Elara?” he asks weakly. I breathe in sharp, pretending to hold back tears. “She betrayed you, Alpha. She cursed you.”

“It has to be nothing.” But the chaos was gaining traction. Servants were buzzing like bees on caffeine, whispering fast and loud: “Did you hear that? The Alpha—like, our Alpha?” “Do you think it’s over a breeder? They said it might be about her! You think she’s worth it?” “Like Ellison would ever fight anyone—bet it’s just Beta Derek being dramatic again.” I felt my jaw tighten. Elizabeth looked back at me and smirked. “I mean… you could be the center of a brotherly brawl.”

The man’s eyes flickered between the Darkbreed warriors surrounding him. Fear crawled across his face. “Please,” he whispered again. “I never meant to betray you.” “Answer the question.” His gaze dropped to the stone floor. “We followed someone.” Aisha leaned forward slightly. “Followed who?” The prisoner hesitated again. Then he whispered the name. “Zira.” My chest tightened instantly. “Explain.” “We were ordered to track her movements weeks ago.” Aisha stiffened beside me. “She didn’t know.” “No,” the man said quickly. “She was careful. Very careful. But the Alpha’s scouts are trained to follow shadows.”

I said quietly. "He told me he already knew," Joshua said. "He wanted to know if I was okay with it." "Are you?" He looked at Eliza, at me. "She's been watching out for this family since before she knew it was hers," he said. "She took a bullet for Alexander. She stood in front of a pack and named herself. She told Ella she was gaining a sister and meant it from her own experience." He paused. "She deserves someone who shows up without being asked."