Alpha Elizabeth's Betrayal Novels & Stories

“You work and live in this mansion, so I'm not buying it that none of you saw her as she was leaving," There were murmurs among them. “Who was the last person she was with last night?" I asked. No one came forth, but they were all still murmuring to each other. “Silence," my voice boomed in the hall. "It seems you know something but are still concealing it. Don't mess with me. I could see to it that you and your family gets punished,” "It was me Alpha,” a girl said, stepping forward. She was the same girl that came to my training ground with Doctor Elena.

Kael's voice was ice-cold. "You heard it correctly. Elizabeth's death was deliberate… caused by Elena." At this point, Kael clutched his head in agony. "Why didn't I believe her? I even accused her of lying. I watched her grow weaker day by day and thought she was just pretending—to get our attention!" He suddenly looked up, pointing at Elena as he shouted, "She stole Elizabeth's credit back then. After taking her kidney, she had her locked away—and all of you blindly believed her lies. All of you are responsible for Elizabeth's death!"

She answered on the first ring, her voice low and careful. “Miss Elena.” “Tell me,” I said without greeting. Not like she deserved one. “What happened while I was gone?” There was a short pause, the faint sound of movement as she made sure she was alone. Then she spoke. “Two women from the outer circle tried to attack Louiza near the old storage buildings. They shifted. The Alphas found them in the middle of it. Both women were banished from the pack the same day. Publicly. The Alphas made it very clear that if either of them set foot on the territory again, they wouldn’t get a second chance.”

Zephyr remained close, though he did not touch her again. The air between them was heavy with what had happened.And with what was coming.When the first pale light of dawn stretched across the valley, the torches on the opposite ridge extinguished one by one.Damien and his faction were gone. But the message remained. Division. Claim. War. A low murmur spread through Elena’s camp. Wolves gathered in uneasy clusters, whispering of betrayal, of loyalty, of which Alpha would command them if blood was drawn between the two most powerful males alive.Elena felt the fracture beginning already.

Which is strange because I thought it would have been her mate’s arms, not their dads! Gale’s POV “Show time. I hope the others are nearly here,” I said to Dawson. “They will be here shortly.” He replied. I climbed out of the car and rushed to Elizabeth’s side. She is yelling at how Carly betrayed her, and she deserves death for what she has done. I pushed my way forward and helped her to her feet. Everyone listening was shocked at the words that were coming out of Elizabeth’s mouth. “Elizabeth, this is unlike you.” Alpha Stan claimed. Trying to diffuse the situation

"You've been lying to me, Aria. All this time, you kept this from me. Now that I want a divorce, did you think you could trap me with a pregnancy?" Murmurs exploded within the pack; the sounds judgmental. Aria felt the floor slip from beneath her feet. She opened her mouth to defend herself, but words would not come, the pain of Kieran's accusation, venom in Selene's voice, cold eyes of the pack staring her down, it was all so much. "I didn't… I never meant to…" Aria stuttered, but her words fell away before the rising tide of the pack's condemnation. Seizing this moment, Selene struck out, "A Luna that betrays the trust of her pack isn't fit for her title. How will we be able to trust her w

Elizabeth suggested, her fingers tracing an invisible map of alliances and rivalries. Elvie, her eyes gleaming with a sinister resolve, grinned. "Yes, Mother. We'll send messages to both alphas, but we must be mysterious. We can't reveal our true intentions." Elizabeth concurred, "Mystery and intrigue will be our allies. We'll craft messages that sow doubt and suspicion. Let them believe that this union poses a threat to their packs." As they set their plan in motion, drafting cryptic messages to the other alphas, Elvie reveled in the notion of orchestrating chaos. The sense of control, however illusory, fueled her ambitions.

The sight of them being forcibly removed from our land brings me a satisfaction I didn't expect. Finally, blessed silence returns to my world. I assumed that would be the end of it. Surely even Damien would recognize when he was beaten. But I underestimated his capacity for obsession. Not long after leaving the estate for a quiet walk through the city, I find myself face-to-face with him again. This time, there's something different about his appearance—something dangerous and unhinged. His eyes hold the wild gleam of a man who's been pushed beyond his breaking point. "Elena," he says, his voice dropping to that low Alpha rumble that once made my knees weak. "You promised you would always st

“I can’t imagine your father was okay with that.” “He doesn’t know,” Elizabeth replied sharply. “How did you manage that?” I asked, hesitantly. “Don’t worry about it,” she said dismissively, brushing off my concern. I leaned in, my voice low. “Are you sure you trust what she had to say? Dr. McIntyre was after me, too. She was working for David. She would have every reason to lie to us.” “I know,” Elizabeth said, her gaze firm. “But I do believe her. She was betrayed by the people she worked with—the ones who convinced her to target you. And she wants revenge against them.”

**Elizabeth's POV** * "Don't you dare come any closer!" With everyone in a state of panic, their former Alpha, Caleb, stepped to the front of the crowd. "Stop giving cruel orders in the Alpha's name. You don't deserve to be an Alpha! Elizabeth has told me everything. You tried to kill her after she developed the antidote to cure the infectious disease because you were the one who caused the infectious disease! You don't even want anyone to recover their health!"