Alphas Second Chance Novels & Stories

She sat down opposite me. “That is not the question, you want me to answer Alpha,” she said. I cleared my throat, cause I almost roared at her to answer my question, my father used to warn me not to use my alpha power on moon eyes. I stare at the crazy woman, wishing I can let her submit to me. “Do you believe in a second chance mate?” I asked her. “You have met your new mate Alpha,” she said. I stared hard at her hoping she would just answer my question.

“Look Vincent, you can drop the act. I know evil when I see it.” “What do you want?” he asked, slowly lowering his sword as he stretched straight into my eyes. “Let us build a new world together. You'll lead right by my side.” “What happens to the Alpha?” “You can stop pretending like you care so much about him. You can kill him in the end just like you wanted.” I slowly pulled him closer to me as we passionately began kissing each other.

Ersa A few days of desperately needed peace had settled over the mansion, a fragile silence after the Second Trial. That silence was shattered when the Alpha called us in for a formal announcement. “Have you had a proper rest?” Alpha Sano asked, his tone surprisingly gentle, and both Eve and I managed a quick, synchronized nod. “I would like to personally congratulate the two of you for successfully reaching the Final Trial.” “Thank you, Alpha,” Eve replied smoothly, offering a precise, practiced bow.

“You all know why we’re here. The Alpha’s return is close closer than most of you think. I want every border watch tight, every rotation accounted for. We’re not taking chances.” There was a low murmur of agreement from the group. Finn paced slowly as he spoke. “You’ve all done this before, but I’m reminding you because familiarity breeds mistakes. The Midnight doesn’t have the luxury of mistakes.” Theo exchanged a glance with Connor, who stood beside him with his arms crossed. Connor’s mouth twitched. “He loves these speeches,” he whispered. Theo suppressed a smile. “He’s thorough. That’s why he’s Beta.” “Thorough,” Connor muttered, “and allergic to silence.”

This time, I do not reach for it immediately. The first note told us to remain, the second might tell us why. Neryss unfolds the note. The first line says nothing new. "The attendant named the night healer and the west-wing woman. The Alpha has the full statement. Stay where you are." I read it twice. The room feels different after the second reading of the message. The first note could have been fabricated, the second includes information that would be difficult for an outsider to obtain. The night healer. The west-wing woman.

I told Kristin, “is a token of my second chance.” Kristin jumped back as if I’d slapped her. For a moment, I could have sworn her face was twisted with horror or anger. But it quickly rearranged into the expression I’d expect – smiling delight at this piece of good fortune. “Oh, Alpha,” she tittered, laughing high and a little crazed. “This is…so unexpected! Are you sure?” I nodded. “There is no mistaking it. My second chance has appeared somewhere in the pack. The Moon Goddess has shown us mercy – given us hope for the pack’s future!”

" I stared at the venison stew and didn't take it from him. Seeing that I was still apprehensive of them, Kyle didn't push it and just placed the bowl on the bedside table instead. "Your body is still weak. You should focus on recovering for now. It's safe here, and no one will be able to hurt you." Then, they turned and left the room. My mind was completely blank. To think that I had suddenly become the Luna of these two legendary, violent, and bloodthirsty Alphas! Was the Moon Goddess pulling a nasty joke on me? … [3rd Person POV] At the same time, back at Redstone Pack, Chase finally finished dealing with a pile of backlogged tasks and rubbed at his aching temples.

He held his father’s body gently, laying him on the porch, before turning to face the twelve Alphas waiting for him. "You think you’ve won?" Richard asked, his voice devoid of all human emotion. "We have the boy, and the carrier is broken," the leader sneered. "Yes. We have won." "You haven't even begun to lose." Richard raised his hands, and the sky began to bleed. The stars blinked out, replaced by a swirling, black abyss that descended upon the house. The wind whipped into a frenzy, tearing the shingles from the roof, shattering the remaining glass, and driving the Alphas back.

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As his son, I am not intimidated, but he might elect to make a decision that would be most unfavorable to me. “Alphas often have second-chance mates. You did not meet Mom until you were twenty-six.” I reminded him for my own benefit, smiling bitterly over my temporary win. Though second-chance mates weren't a guarantee, I had to hurl a substantial line to bash his steadfastness. “The council is not going to wait around for that!” he snapped at my cheeky response, then flopped down in his chair. “Then what will they do? Give the Alpha title to someone else?” I retorted, knowing that I was pushing it with him.