Alpha She Wasn't The One Novels & Stories

A few women approached her and started to console her again. “I am here to help, where is the alpha?” I demanded. But she did not reply. Another woman, whom I suspected, but was never introduced to, as beta female said, “He is away.” “Where?” I demanded. “Back to that bar,” Nash’s mother sobbed harshly. Damn it!

I felt rooted in place, too afraid to move, as the event unfolded around me. "Listen, everyone. I would like to introduce Alicia to you. She will not be my Luna, as I'm not seeking a queen yet. I haven't found a suitable one," Alpha Alex announced, observing their reactions as laughter filled the room. Despite being infuriated by their amusement, I concealed my emotions.

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he said, keeping his voice level even as his heart did the opposite, “listen to me carefully. Her wolf has been buried since the day she was born, and it is coming up right now, and when it surfaces she is not going to be Elena. Not for a while. She is going to be something brand new, and she is not going to know what she is, and she is not going to know what you are.” “What does that mean…” “It means you are an omega and she is coming up alpha, and not just any alpha. She is going to be looking for things to react to. She might see you as a friend. She might see you as something else. I don’t know which, and neither do you, and we cannot find out the wrong way.” “She wouldn’t hurt me.”

I'd learned that once already, the hard way. No one in that hall would learn who I was tonight. Not until the field had narrowed enough that a name wouldn't change who deserved to stay in it. "I'm here on the Princess's behalf," I told the first cluster of alphas who turned to look at me, the words flat and practiced. "I'll be screening candidates for the second round tonight. Only the alphas who make it that far will meet her in person."

Dante motioned to the witch who stood there watching like she wasn't there. Adam looked genuinely surprised. “That’s… not her... that's not the witch who healed me." Everyone went cold and silent for a moment. It was quite shocking. "You mean this is not the witch who cut your hair and healed you?" Onika asked. "No...I've never met her before." Alpha turned to the witch. “What is he talking about?” The witch raised her hands. “Uhm...wait—don’t look at me like that—” “Who the hell are you?” Alpha growled. She stepped back. “I—I—okay I can explain—”

Seraphina "That’s a pretty wild statement, my friend. The Alpha’s on his way. Let me tidy you up before he gets here," Alaya’s voice jolted me back to reality. I had completely forgotten Alexander was coming. Her words faded into an uneasy silence, leaving me with a growing sense of dread.

Audrey did not like the lady and she knew that the lady, Chloe did not like her too and that did not make her feel uneasy. "Well, yes. She is trying so hard to get the attention of the Alpha but he would not pay her attention. She should then stop, right?" Carla asked. She was still looking across at Chloe who now stomped away to join the other men. Audrey nodded. The Alpha was her mate and he ignored her. How much more Chloe.

When Kara pulled back, her eyes went wide. "Why do you smell like that? Did you run into another Alpha? Did they hurt you?" Kara asked. Allen sighed and ran a hand through her hair. "I'm fine, Kara. I am just going back home and asking this stupid question: what happened?" Allen glares at Ohm, who just grins. Before Allen got inside her car, Kara grabbed her wrist. Allen, tell me what happened right now." Allen closed her eyes and curled her hand into a fist. "Yes, I ran into an alpha. Just drop it, Kara."

She didn't even stop or turn around even when her mother called her name. I couldn't help but shakes my head again when Shan was no longer in front of us. But not because she looked at me sharply but because I felt like I was a villain in her life. I'm like a female villain in a novel who wants to separate Shan and Phil because of my prejudice toward the latter. Shan and Phil are the main protagonists and I am the villain.