Alpha Theory Debunked Novels & Stories

“I’ve heard that people think Alpha Dex has been helping me on my exam scores.” “They’ve said a bit more than that,” he said as he leant against a large wooden bench. I folded my arms and looked up at the trees. The stars were just emerging, it should have been incredibly romantic. “I’m not a bad person, I’ve come here to do my best, the same as anyone else. One exam went to absolute hell and the rest have been average. If I was cheating…surely I’d be doing better?” He smiled. “I didn’t say I believed any of it. When you work with the Alpha family and see everything that goes on in Conferences you soon learn not to believe everything you hear.”

Maybe he won't rape me. "Hey little guy, calm down! I'm not going to hurt you!" I hear him say, but I don't believe him. I can see him and I can smell him... He's an Alpha! And all Alpha's lie. Alphas are mean, they lie and they hurt you. Then after they've hurt you, they hurt you more. They rape, beat and torture you until there's nothing left. And even then, once there's nothing left of you. They somehow managed to take more. They somehow managed to hurt you even more.

Never in a million years did I think I’d hear my dad saying any of this. “Kind of funny isn’t it,” Sorrell muses. “What’s that, sweetheart?” Mum asks curiously. “Alphas will toss away their own soulmate for a woman of Alpha blood, yet these same people will never make a female an Alpha because they believe she’s weak. She’s strong enough to give you a strong heir, but not strong enough to lead. It’s insane. They’re all delusional, and I want to punch every last one of them,” she says, disgust clear in her voice.

I. "Nobody is going to touch you. Not while I'm around. They will all know that you're my mate; they can sense it, and no one likes to mess with another alpha's omega unless they're crazy. Trust me, darling. I'm not leaving you alone. Not this time. If they even try to touch you, I will rip their throat out." Ash raised an eyebrow. "What's up with alphas and wanting to rip throats out?" Alex chuckled. "Ripping another alpha's throat out means that they've won. You don't need to worry about it, darling."

“Oh, don’t act confused, you whore! Why else would the Alphas tell him to stay and look after the pack instead of going to war? I know you’ve been saying bad things about Kael to them, ruining his reputation. I can’t believe, just because you’re selling yourself to them, they’d listen to you over their own beta? Pfft! And if it weren’t for my father-in-law forcing us to come apologize to you so you’d just shut up, do you think we would even be here? Get over yourself!” She screamed, and almost immediately, everyone around erupted into whispers. “Oh my goddess, is that true?” “Wow, what a sneaky move. I never liked her anyway.” “She’s seducing the Alphas and turning them against their beta. S

“Sine The spy is from the enemy camp. We should rage an attack to show them that we’re not to be messed with.” The elders chorused in agreement. “The Alpha was killed in the war. So it’ll be easier to attack them.” “No, he wasn’t.” I chipped in, and everyone looked like I had lost my mind. “While fighting him, I discovered he used witchcraft in the war front. There’s a high tendency of him being alive. And the fact that this spy is still here proves it.” There were murmurs. “In that case, we should haste the plans and attack. That bastard needs to be taught a lesson.” Draven was borderline on rage.

"My mother tried to rewrite the rules. The witches said she was 'unmade' by it. Roman, if I have to do what she did, if I have to face whatever is coming..." Roman turned onto his side, propping himself up on one elbow so he could look down at her. The moonlight caught the sharp line of his jaw and the intensity in his eyes. "You aren't your mother. And your father was a man who watched from the shadows. I am an Alpha. I don't watch from the shadows, and I don't let my people disappear."

“Then what is it about?” “There are… allegations. Claims of incompatibility that predate the accident. The Alpha asserts the mating bond never fully took root, and that it was arranged, political, and never deepened into something genuine. He’s prepared to testify under oath that the bond was weak from the beginning, and that your union was more alliance than affection.” The room tilted. I pressed a hand to the bed post to steady myself. “And the elders will buy that?” “They often do when an Alpha is determined. Especially with corroborating testimony from pack members. Or from… those close to him.” His tone softened, almost pitying.

“Dane was able to find out who and neutralized the threat for the time being, but it has caused a ripple effect, one that you and I know Alexander will not let slide.” “Are you seriously expecting me to believe that one of my own has double crossed me and my family?” I retorted, unwilling to believe that what he said may have had a small fraction of truth. Blaze’s body language changed as he realized I was on the defensive. My family's line of business was full of shady ass people, but we vetted our people and paid them well for their loyalty and service. There was no way this could be true.

He looks at me, “You are an Alpha.” I narrow my eyes, watching him wave his arms wildly as he speaks. I have only known him a few days, but that is more than enough to know that this burst of emotion is not characteristic. Still, I don’t much appreciate having my attempts at friendship and civility tossed back in my face like so much dirty bathwater. “Do you want to know how I define serious?” I say in a low, angry voice, “Serious is a man who tells his son he will never be a real Alpha. Serious is a young man with no place to go. Serious is not an overturned vase and a wet floor.”