Alpha's Redemption After Her Death Novels & Stories

We had to think of a solution or else we would be doomed to death. ‘it was cancelled, all the warriors were sent back except for the red and Green’s, the red’s were beheaded last week, every one of them’. ‘what about the Alpha?’ I was anxious. Was he already dead? Lucas Red, I had vowed to kill him, was all my struggles meaningless. A thousand things were running in my mind when I asked the question. I feared his death, it would have made all my hard work futile. ‘No, there are rumors going around that he has escaped with an older woman. Warriors were sent to his pack terrain too, but none could get a hold of his scent, nobody knows where he is’ he brooded his eyebrows.

I was all the time crying, so afraid. I wanted to save him. But he’s the Alpha. I need to follow direction. Just when we reach the forest front, a loud explosion was heard. Everyone screamed and shouted… Alpha. The forest is scorching in red. Everyone digested the idea seeing Casper cry. They turned into wolves and howl in sadness toward the moon. As Grimson raise… Alpha fall. Alpha is now resting in peace. Between us two… he won. He will be forever remembered. --

There’s been zero interaction between us. “You’re not the only one with hawk eyes, you know. I’ve seen how he’s been acting. Plus, I might’ve heard a little something from a little birdie—” “What little birdie?” She doesn’t get to respond before Alpha Xander cuts in. “We need to go,” he whispers in her ear, but not low enough because I heard it. “I have to go, but before you make any decisions, remember that second chances can sometimes change your life for the better. You just have to lower your guard a little.” She gives me another hug before Alpha Xander gently pulls her toward their car.

“The reason you are all here today is because you have been chosen to lead your pack now. You may all choose a beta when you reach your respective packs, but remember that you have to always be at my neck and call. Did you hear that? Always!“ “Yes, Alpha.“ They chorused. “Good. You can all go and organize your pack. Bury your dead and move on.“ I ordered them. “Yes, Alpha.“ “I won't hesitate to attack a second time if I feel an inch of rebellion, understand?“ “Yes, Alpha.“ “You can go.“ “Thank you, Alpha!“ I dismissed them. Speaking of burying the dead, today marks two months after Alexa killed herself out of sheer stupidity. I eventually buried her beside Mom and Dad. That reminded me that

Reddox, she clearly doesn't believe me, why don't you explain? Alpha Reddox looked away. Just by that gesture I knew that it was all true. My eyes became blurry from the tears. Why did it have to happen to him? Why can't he just be a normal, alpha werewolf? "I'm so sorry sweetheart." Alpha Reddox replied sadly. "Can I at least see him one last time before you kill me?" I asked in a whisper. "It's a good thing to know that you're prepared to die." He didn't say anything else and walked away.

"Maria will never choose you. You're the only one who got in the way!" "Just because you're the alpha doesn't mean you get everything you want. I also am a leader in my clan and you have to understand that". Some of the wolves growled in either agreement or disgust at what the leader of the vampire said. "So you admit to taking my mate" he drew back his lips in a smile. Ruthie's growl resonated from deep in his throat. "She is not your mate!" Without another word, he launched at Ruthie and his claw spread ready to kill then he paused as if being controlled. He could perceive humans coming. It smelled like a feminist.

The woman beneath him, her body still joined with his, was his future. “It was never a chain,” he said, his voice thick with emotion. “It was just me, being afraid to live.” He brushed a kiss against her swollen lips. “You didn’t just make me want again, Wren. You made me remember how to feel alive.” And in the warm, quiet aftermath, wrapped in each other, the Alpha was finally, truly, redeemed.

"We hide because the dark is where we are strongest. When you can stand in the silence and not feel lonely, that is when you will be ready to face him. Now, go again. And this time, don't just close the door. Lock it." I took a deep breath, the cold air stinging my throat. She was right. I was mourning the connection even as I tried to kill it. It was a pathetic, lingering vestige of the woman who had died in the North Cabin—a woman who had wanted to be loved by her Alpha. That woman was dead. I was the one who survived the fire.

she said as she stood up and walked out of the office. **** Alpha Israel looked at the two dead bodies that were found close to his pack boarders. They were the bodies of two of his pack members that had gone missing a few days ago when they were returning from work. He had received news from smaller packs close to his pack that they have been attacked. He sighed as he stood up. “ Bury them and send my condolences to their families. Get the car ready. We have to visit those packs that were attacked few days ago” he instructed his beta.

He’d betrayed everything we stood for. The devilish grin on my face widened, morphing into something darker, more menacing. He thought he was celebrating his triumph. He was wrong. He was celebrating his damnation. And mine, perhaps. But if I was going down, I was taking him with me. The Red Moon Pack, as I knew it, was dead. But from its ashes, something new would rise. And I, Alpha Red, would be the one to forge it.