Novel & Cerita Alpha Kings Mistake

He does this all while walking over to me, while carefully loosening the rope around my neck, while gently lifting it off me and helping me off the stool casually as if he didn’t just save my life. Again. Like he promised he would. He moves to pull his hand out of mine once my feet are on solid ground, but I squeeze his hand tightly. My chest heaves, and I’m not sure if I’m about to throw up or cry. My eyes lock with Prince Owen’s as he seems to read the terror on my face. “Owen.” The prince turns around, toward his father, but he doesn’t let go of my hand. “Don’t make me regret this,” the Alpha King warns. Then he takes off to join the other werewolves around the campfire.

I opened the door and my heart tripped over itself. Jace. We stood there, locked in a silence so thick it felt like the air itself had stopped moving. When he finally spoke, his voice trembled. “Leah… I’ve been looking for you for so long.” This proud Alpha King was blinking back tears. He stepped forward like he meant to hold me, and I instinctively backed away. His smile faltered, and he took a step back too. “Sorry. I just... got carried away.” Out of courtesy, I let him in.

I wiped my trembling hands on my dirty apron, straightened my back with majestic slowness, and fixed Chloe with a stare so icy and so laden with an unspoken promise of destruction that the harpy’s smile vanished instantly as she took a step backward toward the safety of the room. Without uttering a single word of apology, I turned around and walked with firm, flawless steps toward the dark basement stairs. Hunter thought he had gotten rid of a simple, troublesome servant, but in his damned ignorance, the Alpha had just broken the chains that had been holding back an Empress. His worst nightmare had only just begun.

“But power is a strange thing. It changes people. It blinds you. It makes you believe your choices are always the right ones, even when they cost lives. I let fear make decisions that should have been born from hope. I allowed doubt to overshadow truth. And in doing so, I turned my back on the Alpha who had protected us since he was seventeen.” Sorah looked at Kol then, and I watched as something unreadable passed between them. “I hereby renounce the title of Alpha. And I return it to the one who never should have lost it.” She stepped back slowly, and the room was silent for a breath, and then the people began cheering. “Kol! Kol! Kol!” My chest tightened, and I turned to him. He wasn’t smi

He must have realized his mistake because he took on a stern look as he gazes at me in surprise. “To answer your question Alexia, we would not be driving back to New York. We don’t want you looking weary and drained when we arrive at the castle, so we would be using the kings private jet. Now my love, could you get your pretty ass into the car and let us concentrate on packing this stuff.” He said teasingly, giving me that same creepy look as I walked away. He is such a weirdo. But he did give me a hint on what is really going on here. I don’t think this is just a party, it’s way more than that. I think the Alpha king is trying to help his men to find their mates. They are so desperate to fi

Kael looked shocked like as if he had not expected her to own up for her mistake “Ohhh…Ayla,I can never be pissed at you. I was just giving you time to relax”Kael said “I thought you were pissed at me…you were also avoiding me so I just came to the conclusion that you were pissed at me” “Nahhh,I was just giving you time to come back to me and you did just that”Kael said teasingly Ayla snorted and Kael laughed out loudly “So where were you headed to anyway?” She asked “The Alpha king wants to give a welcoming speech to the packs before we get grouped to different sectors. He asked us to meet with him as early as possible” Kael replied

I used to think I got everything covered and that I was doing my job as alpha king really well. Right now, I wasn’t so confident about how I chose to run the pack. I wasn’t aware of a lot of things. This could be one of many things going wrong in the pack that I wasn’t aware of. I don’t go around the kingdom checking everything. I took the words of the betas for it and assumed that my people were doing fine. I felt ashamed for not knowing. “I am sorry for what you guys have been through. I can excuse the things that have happened to you.”

I continued, forcing confidence back into my voice. “Your plans fail.” “Not this one.” He tilted his head slightly, studying me like I was something he wasn’t quite sure whether to keep or break. “Speak.” There it was, my opening. I straightened slightly despite the ache in my body. “My cousin, Alpha Kael, has made a mistake. He’s brought someone into his estate" I said. Amarok didn’t react. “That’s not unusual.” “This one is.” He paused. “Why?” I didn’t know, not really, but that didn’t matter. I didn’t need truth. I needed something convincing.

“ I just wanted to say that I made a mistake.” “ What?” I asked, annoyed. “ I made a mistake telling you how I doubt your mate leaving his world for you,” he clarified. “ I shouldn’t have said that. It was a slip of tongue,” Alpha Seymour said. My brow quirks at his words wondering why did he say that to me, which made me so confused with Alpha King’s intention and withdrawing his words right now. I am sure he did it, intentionally. There is no way other than that or that he is just messing with my head.

“If what this report says is true, then there is no way Vanessa could really wish for Luna’s bright future, and there is no way she would want her to give birth to Alpha King’s heir.” “WHAT DO YOU MEAN?” He quickly went to his knees. “I made a grave mistake, Alpha King. And I won’t mind if you rip my head off for it." "Stop beating about the bush, August." "I…" he gulped nervously before continuing, “I accidentally told Vanessa about your curse that night when I was drunk. I won’t give the excuse of alcohol because I know what I did was breaking the rules of the pack. I should never have shared any information about the pack to an outsider.”