Alpha's White Lie Novels & Stories

When they turn to Alexander, the oldest doctor with greying black hair, states quietly, “He has been through a lot, but he needs to speak with you.” Nodding, we walk inside, and I see a small man in his twenties, lying on a hospital bed, covered in a crisp white cotton sheet with a matching blanket over top of him. His eyes pop open the moment he hears us enter as he tries to sit up to greet Alexander. “Alpha, I’m so sorry I failed you.” He whispers as he still tries to sit up with a pained look on his face. Holding out his hand to the man, Alexander says quickly, “No, no. You did just fine. I am just glad you are still alive. After you have rested, I will get all the details from you so

Doris said, wiggling her head in shame. “He is such an animal and a damn liar!” Miriam said “Miriam, I honestly feel like something isn't sitting right!” Eleanor voiced out. “What are you even saying? All these years, a criminal made me believe that he is a good person but look what he did this time? He is such a big liar, and I hate him!” Miriam said, running a hand through her hair. “Miriam, please don't worry because I know that all his lies would finally come to an end, am not going to stop

“You see, my Alpha—Alpha Elijah—has a broken wolf, and I heard you have the powers to heal any sickness.“ A strange chill rocked my core. Once again I had fallen into the hands of another predator who wanted to take advantage of me. He cocked his head slightly. “And in return, I’d give you anything you want. A huge amount of money, anything you desire.” Anything I desire? I clenched the bedsheets between my fists. Could he add to my life? No. So how could he give me what I desire? A bitter feeling swathed my chest. “But it’s a little bit tricky. Alpha Elijah is the most cynical person I know. He won’t let anyone just touch him all in the name of healing, so you’re going to have to pretend to

"Alpha Leori, I have heard whispers of your alleged betrayal, but I know you to be a just and honorable leader. How can I reconcile these conflicting claims?" Alpha Leori met Erica's gaze, a flicker of sadness in his eyes. "My dear Erica, the truth is often obscured by the shadows of deceit. I implore you to trust in the bond we have forged and judge me not by the falsehoods that circulate, but by my actions and devotion to our kingdom." The words resonated within Erica's heart, igniting a spark of clarity amidst the chaos. She realized that her friendship with Alana had been poisoned by manipulation and lies. With a renewed determination, she vowed to uncover the truth and restore faith in

he was trying to save face but we all know that the damage was already done. “ Which part?” I asked him calmly. “ Wh-what?” he asked. “ Which part am I lying about?” I challenge him, looking around the room his eyes fall on Alpha Nathan sitting in the middle of the room he says “Everything, everything is a lie” and I can smell the lie coming off of him. It is strong.

I had no way of knowing. And did I want it to? That was a lot easier: yes. Yes, I did, I wanted it so badly I was paralyzed. Alphas can’t be trusted. Alphas always lie, always take, never give. Alphas don’t love anyone but themselves. That had been my mantra for most of my life. And part of me still believed it.

I said, my tone light and casual. Light's expression furrowed in confusion. "What do you mean? I don't understand?" she replied, her voice tinged with a hint of defensiveness. I pressed on, my words flowing effortlessly. "Of course, I'll make it clear. Just because no one questions you doesn't mean you should do that to others. I love being a warrior; I trained with the best, and I'll serve my Alpha and lay my life on the line for the pack." The lie rolled off my tongue with practiced ease, but West's reaction was immediate.

“Winterpaw is not the true villain. The true villain is one who has lied so successfully that he has created a false narrative, which all of us – me included, to begin with – bought into. Because it is easier to hate that which we already hate than draw new conclusions that make us think.” Another person stepped forward. Warrior Wolf Peotne, a woman with multiple long braids starting at her scalp and a swagger to her stride. “Is that villain Haile?” she asked, her dark eyes like daggers as they pierced into me. “False narrative, lies, betrayal… I thought Alpha Ares was dead. Or do my own eyes deceive me?” I bit my lip and stayed quiet. I had dug this hole for myself, and I knew that shouting

they say in unison, and I nod. "Okay, well, I asked Amber if she was wanting to mate due to the rumor, not because she honestly wanted to. She said no and that she hadn't even heard the full gist of the rumor. She puts together I wasn't going to tell her about the rumor. She then asked if I didnt tell her because I considered her being challenged a good thing...When I answered her, I told her a white lie. I said I hadn't considered it. But when it first got brought up, I thought about it, but only for a second. Amber saw through the white lie and is now convinced I want a different mate," I explain slowly, and Kohn whistles. "Shit, Alpha. You are in the dog house now," Kohn says, and Ruben n

But he didn’t believe me. “Viola… tell me the truth. Are you hiding something from me?” The air turned thick. My wall of lies was cracking. And I didn’t know how much longer I could keep them from collapsing. “Alpha, I…” “Don’t lie to me, Luna,” he said coldly. “I’m an Alpha. I can smell the truth.”