Alpha, Your Warrior Ex-wife Is Back Novels & Stories

And the more he looked at her, the more he felt pity towards her. He also had a wife back in his home. And he couldn’t help but felt sympathy for her because of his wife. Women like Kaliyah and his wife shouldn’t suffer like this… Yet, he and the alpha failed to keep their promises to them. And now they’re suffering… “Don’t worry, Luna. I failed to protect my wife so I lost her. I won’t let the alpha lose you too. I will protect you whatever it takes…” *** “A military report!!!! The alpha won the battle in the south and he’s now returning to the capital!”

Zoriana had severed it. “Alpha!” Matteo gasped, clutching his own head as the pack link flickered. “Elite Warriors quarters... they’re empty. Gamma, Head Warrior and one hundred and fifty of our elite warriors just went rogue. They’re gone.” The pain was unbearable—physical, emotional. Zoriana, his childhood friend and wife, hadn't just left him; but had stolen the sheath, leaving him raw, betrayed, and realising too late that his greatest enemy had been his own mate.

I roared, saying sharply, "I don't want to see you now in front of me; go to your room." She replied angrily, "Don't forget Alpha; I am your wife and the legitimate luna of the pack. I will never betray you, and I will never mess with a man other than you, unlike her." She dropped her bomb and walked away. The next moment I was right behind her, twisting her right arm behind her back, approaching her ear, and speaking in a threatening tone, "I'll cut your throat, Hela, if you say this again; save your tongue; and I don't want to hear this again; don't forget she's my mate."

And with her, everything came flooding back. My name hit me first. Valeria. Not Vera. Behind it came an avalanche — my mother's face, lined and fierce. The weight of the mask on my brow. The Crimson Fang Pack, a hundred wolves who answered to me. The eastern border I'd patrolled alone because no one else was fast enough to keep up. I was the Alpha. The Selene-Blade. The strongest female warrior in the territory, until the night I wasn't. I stared at my blood-covered hands. The rogues' bodies lay scattered across the road. My car was gutted. And I was sitting in the wreckage remembering eighteen months in a single breath.

Aurora stiffened. “…Maybe.” Lena gasped dramatically. Aurora groaned immediately. “Don’t start.” “Oh my Goddess.” Lena looked personally attacked. “He’s evolving.” Aurora nearly threw a pillow at her. “Lena.” “No, listen to me.” Lena climbed onto the bed beside her excitedly. “This is how these cold Alpha men begin.” Aurora stared blankly. Lena lowered her voice dramatically. “First they stare.” Aurora rolled her eyes.

“Think about it. She disappears for eight years, comes back engaged to some human, then suddenly she’s Head Warrior? And now she’s his mate? Co-leader of the relic? Come on. She’s using him and he’s letting her because she spreads her legs for him.” The others muttered in agreement. A younger warrior named Jace frowned. “But she did fight in Midnight Bloom. Brought the Alpha back.” I snorted. “Convenient, isn’t it? She gets captured, plays the victim, and suddenly she’s a hero. Meanwhile, real warriors like us get passed over. If she wasn’t sleeping with the Alpha, she’d still be nothing.” Garrick nodded slowly. “What do we do about it?”

I cannot shake the heavy feeling that these two problems are joined together, like a pack of hunters surrounding my den. I grit my teeth until they click, commanding Kairo Vale with an icy growl, “Find her female scent no matter how much gold it takes!” “Yes, Alpha!” Kairo Vale runs out of the study so fast he almost trips over his long cloak. He really hates being the bearer of bad news, but the second he steps past the outer wall to repeat my orders, a brand new crisis hits the gates. His communication slate rings with a frantic report from the border guards. My estranged legal wife has just returned from her long exile and is currently standing at the iron gates of the Royal Community, sc

She looked at me with disbelief it was obvious she told me that it wasn't possible and then it was almost as if she was repeating everything that Anna had said when we were alone in the office she said she wasn't good enough to be with somebody like the Alpha and I needed to go back to Anna. "She's the one that deserves your love, not me, can't you understand I am a nobody." But I wasn't listening to all of that. I didn't care about that. I didn't care that she came from a humble background or at least I have stopped caring a long time ago. "You are my wife, not Anna." I try to hold her hand but she steps back. "I can never be your wife. Never! You have to go back to her." She said stubbornl

"Mommy, Daddy has never met me before. Would he like me?" "Of course." I stroked his head. I winked at Ari cheekily. "You're Daddy's only son, Ari. You've inherited his noble bloodline. You're a future warrior of Moon Shadow Territory. How could he not like you?" "Yay! I'm Daddy's warrior!" We had been so full of hope, believing that our struggles were finally over. However, when the doors opened, a tall, imposing figure stepped inside. Rook. He carried an air of authority that silenced the room. This Alpha dominated the scene with an air of intimidation, but all I could see was him carrying a three-year-old Anna in his arms.

With a fierce snarl, I leaped through the window and onto the grass below, ready to defend my territory at any cost. I couldn't believe what just happened. A wolf outside my window, in my territory? I had to act fast. I shifted into my black alpha wolf form and chased after the intruder. The chase was long and brutal, and as we got closer to the forest, I noticed another wolf intercepting from the side. It was Damon, my Beta, and I breathed a sigh of relief. Together, we fought fiercely against the intruder. He was quick and agile, but Damon and I were no slouches either. We were determined to protect our territory and our pack at all costs. However, the intruder was strong and cunning, and