Alpha's White Lie Novels & Stories

Laura replied. "You are confident about something that is impossible, that won't happen; I can't sign a treaty of peace with your pack." Alpha white smirked. "I am confident because I know I will get what I want." Laura smiled too. "Maybe your confidence alone can change everything; I like how confident you are." Alpha white replied.

But Ace was right– finding her won't be enough. He had to make right what he made wrong. He would step down from the Alpha position and took Trevor and him mum's advice and claim her. That was it, he was going to do it and if it meant leaving the pack and interwar in the pack because of the power vacuum, so be it. Tasha was his and he would claim her He didn't need to tell her pack all this– they wouldn't believe him anyway. They won't tell him anything if he tell them , they'll just think he's lying just to know her whereabout.

We sat down and I met the alpha's stare “Aries, how do you feel?" He asked out of the blue "I ....(coughs) I'm very fine, thank you alpha" I replied looking anywhere else but at him. " We're all aware of the legend of the white wolf and we all know that no one has been the white wolf for a very long time now due to reasons unknown. And neither can we understand why there's suddenly a white wolf…..or does anyone?” Alpha Dominic asked staring around The others shook their head, murmuring to each other

This was the man who loved his son, who was brutally honest, and even kind in his own silent way. Mounia’s words echoed in her head: “The most dangerous ones, Zoriana, are the Grey ones. They aren’t pure evil, but they aren’t good either. They are underestimated, unpredictable, and capable of anything.” Tristan was that Grey Alpha, but Zoriana didn’t want to believe it. She wanted him to be innocent because he was loyal, fair, fierce, and intelligent. “And incredibly hot,” Kalina added, her wolf voice purring. “No, he isn’t,” Zoriana frowned, but who was she lying to?

"Little Wolf, I'm going to the office for a moment, I'll be right back. I just remembered that there is an important document that needs to be signed." Ash was well-practiced at making excuses by now, his lies flowing smooth as silk. I did not expose his lie, as always I replied, "No problem, go ahead." The warriors of the pack covered for him, all praising how diligent our alpha is. They thought I knew nothing and heard nothing. They turned up the music and whispered among themselves like gossiping pups, "Alpha and Scarlett are like fire and gasoline, they'll be at it all night." "That she-wolf is insatiable, hope Alpha can handle her. Did you see the marks on her neck?"

‘’ She asked sitting opposite me looking amused ‘’That’s one of the many reasons I have to buy more time ‘’ I answered her Realizing how stressed out and unhappy I was she got serious and asked again ‘’Where you able to get anything other than her name ? ‘’ I nodded in reply saying ‘’A well thought out story but it was a lie ‘’ She immediately understood since she’s a wolf and knew all about the mating process ‘’I’d lie to you too I was in her position I mean damn she unalived a freaking Alpha and your the Alpha king so you’re not the best option to be truthful to ‘’

“You can’t lie to me. The pup is making you more and more like a wolf, and wolves can’t lie to their Alpha’s, not directly at least.” The breath seems to evaporate from my lungs, I can’t lie to him? My eyes go wide as I realize the implications of this, and I want to protest that such a thing isn’t fair, people are entitled to their secrets! “But you’re not my Alpha.” I finally protest, my voice sounding very small indeed.

I said to her. “Great, guess that makes their job easier,” she said and I laughed softly. “The stronger the Alpha the more power he has to hide his lies, humans can’t hide it though and as an Enforcer I can’t lie either, it goes against the oath I took,” I said to her. “So it's just them you can't lie to?” she asked me. “Yes, I could lie to you if I wanted but I’ve never lied to you about anything important,” I said to her.

I took my third glass of orange juice from the bartender and sipped a little, trying to hold back the laugh that threatened to rise up my throat. “It’s a habit I can’t get rid of.” He scratched the back of his head sheepishly. This poor, pathetic soul. “If you don’t have a mate, you can just find someone for yourself, can’t you? But seriously if you ain’t got one, the moon goddess is shit. I mean, have a little fairness, right?” He nodded frantically. “What about if I do have one?” “Its simple, they ain’t gotta know. Lying is always an option and if you do tell the truth, well that’s yours to figure out. Who says they’ll be put off, anyway? How you’re worried about such trivial things is a m

How could he lie like that so easily? Wolves normally didn’t lie to one another. Many could smell a lie from a mile away. So lying became a waste of time when wolves interacted with each other. In this case, Alpha Jones didn’t necessarily call Cal out on his lie, but commented with a laugh. “I’d say it’s all in the perspective by the look this one just gave you. Well, anyhow, perhaps another night we can share a drink or two and you can fill me in on the entire event that led you down this path through the briar patch of fated mates.”