Alpha's White Lie Novels & Stories

"Or is someone catching your eye tonight?" I exhaled through my nose. "Not particularly, Alpha Christian." Another Alpha chuckled, swirling his wine. "Do you even have a mate, Alpha Kael? Rumors say you don't... but I'm starting to think you're just good at hidng her." I stretched my lips to form a smile. "I do have a future Luna. She's here tonight." The lie tasted bitter in my mouth, like ashes. I did have a mate. "Ah." The older Alpha nodded thoughtfully. "So it is true then, that you've chosen."

He always did. Being the Alpha of a hidden wolf pack did not come with the option of personal inconvenience. His father had made that clear before Lucian was old enough to understand what it meant, and by the time he did understand, the lesson had already become part of him, not a rule he followed but a shape he had grown into. Lead. Protect. Rule. Those were the words Magnus Voss used. What they meant, Lucian had learned through watching, was simpler: carry it all without letting anyone see the weight.

I looked from lyria to Audrel but I could find the answer or what I wanted to hear. Inviting a devil to your home is taking a big risk, is more like leaving your baby by the river side. “Lucian. meet Audrel the new pack members. Audrel meet Lucian, Alpha of the silver pack” she said giving out a smile. Audrel extended his hands to me for a hand shake. I could see the shock on Lyria face, pack members don't shake their Alpha—you bow, but here he is so fearlessly extending a hand to an Alpha.

She was a part of this pack now, and she would do whatever it takes to protect it. The tension within the pack continued to grow, and despite their efforts, Jessica and Lucas had yet to uncover the root of the problem. As they worked together to investigate, Jessica couldn't help but feel drawn to her alpha. His strength and confidence were alluring, and she found herself struggling to resist him. One evening, as they walked through the forest, Lucas reached out to caress Jessica's arm. She flinched at his touch, her body tensing as she withdrew from him. Despite her desire to submit to her alpha, she knew that she had to maintain a professional distance.

He narrowed his eyes on my face. "Maybe I felt I was transitioning, but in reality I wasn't" I fabricated another lie but immediately regretted, realising how stupid I'm sounding in front of him. "Moon", he called me and started laughing, shaking his head. "Do you think I'm a fool? I'm an Alpha," he snarled. I started laughing awkwardly at my stupidity for lying to an Alpha while he was glaring at me, warning me through his eyes not to lie anymore. .

I was depriving him of the ambition that fueled his magic. "You... you would destroy it all?" he gasped, his staff beginning to crack. "The legacy... the strength of the Alphas..." "The strength of an Alpha is a lie built on the backs of the 'nothing' girls," I said, my voice cold as the ice around us. "And it’s time for the lie to end." With a final, shattering surge of gold and silver, I slammed my fist into the base of the white-gold pillar. The ice beneath us didn't just break; it detonated.

Alpha Kael’s gaze moved, now fully laughing. “Yes.” Beta Michael joined in the laughter, this time more clearly, the memory pulling something lighter into his expression. You slipped halfway through, he said. Alpha Kael looked at him. “I didn’t slip.” Beta Michael let out a soft laugh, the sound brief but genuine, echoing faintly against the surrounding. You went straight down, he corrected. Didn’t even try to recover. Alpha Kael held his gaze for a second longer than necessary. That was because you pushed me. Beta Michael's smile widened.

Isla didn't lie to me. That was the thing I kept coming back to afterward, she didn't lie. She sat on the edge of my bed with her hands twisted together in her lap and she told me the truth in the careful, measured way of someone releasing pressure from a wound. Not all at once. Just enough so I didn't break. "Your father borrowed money," she said. "A significant amount. From Alpha Damien." I sat across from her in the chair by the window. Outside the grounds were dark. I could see the tree line and nothing past it. "How much?"

He growled. "He did it all on the down low so no one was suspicious. I only know, because my cousin's mate came from that pack. No one knows if it's even true, that's just what I heard." He scratched his chin and sighed. "Why so interested in the Moon Dust Pack all of a sudden?" Celus examined the Alpha. He wasn't sure if he could trust him with his secrets. "It's...not important. I was just curious is all." He grunted, slumping back in his chair.

It’s no secret that Alpha does not like to share. Thank you Tati and you are correct that the man shares nothing… Here, take my phone. I’m sure Nate is annoyed by now. He has been waiting for about fifteen minutes to speak with you. Thank you gamma! Hello beta Nathan! — I could not believe my ears. I have reason to be concerned about her. Fucking Zander lied to me! He never ceased in harming her. As soon as I see him, his ass is mine! Hearing that after everything he has done to her, she is still doing nice things for him. Is it because she fears him, or is it more? Whatever it is, I’m going to get to the bottom of it.