Novel & Cerita Alpha Isaac

I linked Alpha Kenny and Isaac, “This man will make an excellent Alpha. He has everything it takes to be a fair and compassionate leader.” Isaac nodded, “Thank you, love.” He then turned to the pack gamma and Alpha Kenny started, “Gamma, can I ask your name?” The gamma replied, “Alpha Kenny, Alpha Heir Isaac, I am Gamma Mateo with the Blood Mountain Pack.” Alpha Kenny nodded and explained, “Gamma Mateo, please take a seat. We have an issue that we need to discuss.”

she began, but Elijah raised a hand and she fell silent. “Tell me, Isaac,” he said softly, almost gently. “After all these years of pretending to be the noble Alpha… are you ready to pay the price for what you did?” Isaac’s jaw tightened. “Name it.” Elijah smiled faintly, tapping his finger against the armrest. “What makes you think I’ll ever accept to help you?” Isaac exhaled, steadying himself. “As long as she’s not mated to my sons, I will make sure you get her. I’m willing to offer anything else—anything—as long as it’s not my pack or my position.”

"You don't get enough credit for that. For everything you've held together with nothing but your stubborn will." I swallow hard. "I know you're tired," he goes on, emotion bleeding through now. "You've been fighting this thing for years. Not days. Not months. Years. And you never asked us to carry any of it." Shakily, I try to pull myself together. "I refuse," Isaiah says firmly, "to lose my Alpha like this." My throat goes dry. "Tell me who has you," he begs. "Give me something. I can track it. I can get to you."

Alaina's POV I stood face to face with Issac, who seemed unusually hesitant, his eyes darting away as though the weight of unspoken words sat heavy on his chest. “You need to tell me now,” I urged, my voice steady but edged with quiet urgency. His hands folded tightly across his chest, a nervous reflex that didn’t go unnoticed. “You don’t understand how much the Alpha has been affected by your choice,” he murmured, almost as if he were afraid of the truth he carried.

the Beta asked, falling into step beside him as they walked toward the waiting car. “Illuminating,” Isaac replied. “I need you to do something for me.” “Of course.” Isaac glanced around to ensure they were alone before continuing. “I want you to follow Alpha Rivers. Discreetly. I want to know where she goes, who she meets with, what she does when she thinks no one is watching.” His Beta’s eyebrows shot up. “May I ask why?” “Research,” Isaac said smoothly. “She’s my main competitor in the election. I need to know what I’m up against.”

I couldn’t catch a break. “Isn’t that the Alpha?” “Who’s the kid?” “Is that… his son?” I heard it all, but Isaac didn’t even so much as flinch. It was like he had tunnel vision and was locked onto the towering display of backpacks and school supplies like it was candy. “That one,” he pointed. “Wait—no, that one!” I stayed close, letting him lead. “Anything you look at for more than three seconds is yours,” He spun around, eyes wide. “Anything?”

I said to him, waiting to hear what he was going to say because slowly I was becoming angry. "Isabella I want you to know that the only reason I agreed At thatt, I didn't give any words of opposition because I hoped that your plans were going to work out, but with the way things are going right now, it shows that those plans are long gone, and we need to make up a new plan now. We should get things straight first. If we are able to defeat the Darius, then I will become the Alpha while you women become the Luna.

Before I could ask, Alaric walked out of the room, leaving just me and Isabella. I slowly turned toward Isabella. A mocking smile spread across my face. "So?" I folded my arms. "'Your Alpha' told you to teach me how to behave." I laughed sarcastically. "What exactly are you planning to teach me? Because apparently I'm just a child who doesn't know how to live and 'behave' in your precious pack." Isabella let out a weary sigh. "Luna... Alpha Alaric isn't like other Alphas. He is a man who lives by principle."

Derek growled, the full force of the Alpha rattling the walls. The temperature in the room seemed to drop. Evan’s breath hitched. He looked scared enough, but Derek sensed he might be equally afraid of the repercussions of telling Derek who he’d been working with. And that made Derek nervous. Rounds of questioning, this time led by Marcus, who knew the ins and outs of the company and was asking key questions in the hopes of sparking something in Evan that might give his accomplice or accomplices away. Still, the result was less than ideal, and Derek could only think that someone equally as powerful as him might be involved. Which means another Alpha. And that means another pack. If confirmed

One of the most horrific act of Alpha Isaac was where he single handedly killed a total number of seven hundred pack members belonging to River Plate Pack, and hanged their Alpha at the entrance of the pack. With every conquest, Alpha Isaac became the terror to every pack that existed in the Northern region, he was their children’s night mare and his tale was said to be horrific and shouldn’t be told by anybody. Alpha Isaac grew in strength as days passed, his army also grew in numbers as other pack members joined in.