Alpha's Redemption After Her Death Novels & Stories

“They weren’t supposed to get through. But they did. She fought gods, she fought. They said she took down ten before she finally fell. And even then she didn’t scream. Not when they cut her open. Not when she bled. She only cried out once.” Astra’s voice cracked. “For him. Her mate But he was too late.” The silence after those words was louder than any scream. “There was so much blood,” Astra said, staring at the floor now. “And her body. it was torn, broken. The cub didn’t survive. Neither did she.” Octavia’s eyes shimmered. Her breath came fast and uneven, her hands trembling against her thighs. “He was never the same after that,” Astra whispered. “He howled until the mountains wept. Until

"Aria, you must be lying to me, right? Our boy is still alive..." I pulled a photograph from my inner pocket. "This is a photo of our son's death." His body was pale as death, full of holes, not a drop of blood left in him. "I wish more than anything this was all fake! I wish my precious child was still alive in this world... It's all because of you! All because of you!" Damon snatched the photo and clutched it to his chest. "My boy..." His entire being seemed struck by lightning, his body emanating an aura of complete defeat. Where was the mighty Alpha now?

Adeline The Alpha announced his judgement, which was my execution and for a moment, I felt horrified, but then, I realised death was not a bad thing; it was going to be my passage away from the torment I had faced on this earth, and I would finally get to see my parents. I smile at the Alpha, for to him, it was the greatest punishment, but to me, he was saving me. I willingly gave the guards my hands, which they bound before they led me back to the cell.

I looked past her and stared at the alpha and my ex-mate, who watched the scene with interest. “Well, well, well,” Alpha Rex said, stepping forward, his eyes holding an amusement that irked me to my bones. His hand landed on Maria’s shoulder, urging her to move aside, at which she did, a scowl on her face. “If it isn’t Destiny Levine, daughter of the people who committed treason against their own alpha.” His haughty eyes roamed my body just the same way they had on that night he captured me to sell. My glare intensified. “What the fuck are you doing here?”

"Who knows? Alpha Marsh said he was just a regular werewolf back then." "Shut up! I'll deal with your matter later! I've lived for over seventy years, and this is the first time I've been so humiliated. This damage to my reputation is irreversible." After his outburst, he turned to Alpha Marsh, his eyes narrowing. "Did she never tell you that she's a member of the Red Moon Pack and Alpha Hunter's daughter?" Alpha Marsh glanced at Grandpa, his expression indifferent. "No." With that, he turned to me. His voice was cold. "Just now, Alpha Hunter has made his request clear. You should think carefully about how to apologize!"

Ready to do whatever it took to keep the blood from spilling. I didn't know who would come out victorious between them if they fought or if they fought and they both died. The repercussions would be dire for me. Every Alpha in the world would hunt me down — the girl who caused the death of two Alphas— and I couldn't keep running. Dante took a cautious step toward me, his voice soft, pleading. “Aurelia, don’t. Please.” “I’ll put it down when you both leave,” I said firmly. “Until then, this stays where it is.”

“It's rare. There has to be a reason the Moon Goddess created a bond between me and a human.” Her expression becomes colder. “The only reason you need is your pack. That human is a weakness we don’t need. And what do we do to weaknesses, brother? We remove them. That's what an Alpha does. A true Alpha sacrifices whatever needs to be sacrificed for the good of his people. I know that better than anybody.” “For Christ's sake, Lana. You made that decision all by yourself,” I snap, my control gone. “We could have gone back for her. You know we could have, but you just—”

Definitely confident, because I knew the Alpha blood ran through me. I was the lost Alpha that has been given a second chance. The chance of healing and redemption, the chance to save my people and rule them to righteousness. A few minutes later there was an explosion around the rocky area, and everyone had to run outside the hall. I remained still undermining the reaction, after all an Alpha bloodline was made to face such sensation. Now the blood reacted properly with the moonlight. As it glued to it permanently, turning into a velvet red shape wrapped with filling.

“I don’t get it either but I’m just trying to be thankful that even though these visions are gruesome, at least they give us an edge over the rogues. They’re keeping us one step ahead of them and could end up saving countless lives. That has to count for something.” Both Micah and Liam nodded their heads, taking sips of their liquor. It was going on nine o'clock and the anticipation to hear what was happening was killing me. Storm was antsy in my head, pacing back and forth. He wanted to rip each and every rogue to pieces. We sat in silence for a while, occasionally making small talk when the quiet became too much. We’d each had a few more glasses of bourbon, the liquor helping take the edge

“But our newfound faith was met with tragedy. Alpha's enemies threatened the life of the infant Luna, so the Beta and his wife absconded with her. Alpha searched for many years, but they remained hidden. They covered their tracks well, and eventually, we gave up hope. Then one night, just as Alpha had expected, his foes discovered them first. The Beta and his mate were murdered, and we feared the child had fallen into hostile hands. We all knew how volatile Alpha's mood had become, and we thought he would seek vengeance. But destiny was on our side because our Luna was safe. She came back to us. One day, you’ll meet her. You are more alike than you know. She believes she is human. It’s Alpha