Alpha's White Lie Novels & Stories

"I'm so sorry, Bunny. I'm so sorry I wasn't there to protect you. I'm so sorry this happened to you. I feel like I failed you. I'm such a bad alpha." Allen's eyes widened, and she placed her bowl on the nightstand. She then grabbed Sebestian, and he did the same. She then cupped Sebestian's face and turned his head, so they were now looking at each other. "Don't you dare, Sebestian. Don't blame yourself. Don't call yourself a bad alpha. Do you know what I think? I think that you're an amazing Alpha, and you did the best you could. You got me out of there, didn't you? I love you, Sebestian. I love that you're my alpha. My amazing Alpha I couldn't ask for a better one, okay? I love you so much

"And for that, you’d turn your blade on your own kin?" "Kin? Don't make me laugh. In this pack, the strong are kin; the weak are just dead weight." Kael’s grin turned feral as he leveled the dagger at my throat. "Do you know how tomorrow ends? I’ll tell everyone that the Northern Alpha was 'possessed' by the ghost of your dead mate and went into a blood-frenzy, killing you. And I, the hero of the Moon River, executed her to avenge you. I’ll step over both your corpses and take my rightful place as Alpha." The logic was chillingly sound. In a pack ruled by superstition and fear of the dead, it was a perfect story.

Because this is unscientific that you could tell what I'm thinking and answer with the right answers. " For an Alpha you wear your heart on your sleeve" Lucien says. Fuck this! Daisy always said that my emotions are written all over my face. I really need to be careful, especially when I cannot trust these guys even if one of them is my mate and the other is my best friend's mate. For an Alpha wolf, we must always be stable, even if it means hiding all your troubles, fear and pain. We must always put the needs of others before our own, no matter how important it seems.

As I stepped in, Lucas and Liam were already seated waiting, “Have a seat, dear.” The Alpha calmly said and I nodded my head, I rushed over to an empty seat, and sat down, “Do you know the gravity of lying to the pack, Allison?” The Alpha king asked as I took my seat, and I nodded, pursing my lips as well, “I do,” I responded, but Liam interjected before I could continue, “Dad, don't tell me you believe what she said? She's obviously lying to everyone.” He half yelled then faced me,

I narrowed my eyes, cracking my knuckles. Alpha Grey laughed softly but coughed when the other Alphas glared at him. “I can see through your lie…You can never deceive us. Go and tell your little witch that the trick you both pulled didn’t work” he grunted out. I resisted rolling my eyes but instead, I doubled over laughing "Trick?? Really?" I giggled in disbelief. He is crazy!!! Nothing he said made sense.

"With all due respect, Alpha, I have shared all of my knowledge with you. Everything has been lost, including our family and pack. Our only goal is to live." His voice dropped off to almost a whisper as he paused behind my chair. "Desperation is often bred by surviving. Lies are the result of despair. Tell me what you're hiding, Caleb." I forced myself to keep my cool and tightened my hands beneath the table. "Nothing. I promise." The Alpha laughed softly and without humor. "I'll give you that you're loyal. However, friendship can have two sides." His eyes locked on mine as he made his way back to his seat. "Perhaps you need some motivation to tell the truth."

"I told you it was a bug." "Mm." His chuckle turned low and dangerous. "If that's your excuse, you should keep practicing better lies. Alphas can count deception on their breath." Serena froze. Careful. "Then maybe you're not much of an Alpha, since you believed me." Silence.

“And I wouldn’t dare lie to an Alpha now, would I? You’re like the bear, only far more intimidating and mannered. I don’t have a death wish.” For some reason, my reply seemed to have caught him off-guard and after about a second more of still holding me in place, burning holes straight through my lies, he drawled out a low chuckle, then resigned back into his seat. My brows furrowed in confusion and I adamantly refused to acknowledge the butterflies that unfurled in my belly at the alluring sound. “Surely you do to be this stubborn. You’re willing to still stand, even lie to protect those who hurt you?” Alpha Alexander tsked. “There’s no nobility in that, darling, just cowardice and naivety.

How easy is it to lie and make people believe you are telling the truth? Alpha Wilson pushes his chair back and straightens to his height. My small display of bravery goes down the drain. “ Truth or not. You insulted your pack. ” He narrows his eyes, adamant on making me admit it. “ I accused Enzo. Not this pack. ” I let out. “ Enzo is North Forest Pack. He is your future Alpha. ” He rounds the table slowly. I take notice of his predatory stance and the Golden shine of his eyes. “ The future Alpha… ” I pause, breathing in and out. “ …lied to me, deceived me about something no one even dares joking about. ”

I could feel Nikolai and Dimitri's eyes on me from the doorway, they'd followed me up, curious, probably hoping for entertainment. "Toast," I said finally. "I like toast." Evie giggled. Ariel's mouth twitched, almost a smile, almost. "You're a liar," she said. "I'm an Alpha. I don't lie." "Alphas lie the most." I leaned against the counter, closer than I needed to be. Her scent was everywhere, soft and flowery and something that made my wolf sit up and beg. What do I lie about?" I asked. "Everything." "Even toast?"