An Alpha's Duty Novels & Stories

She is worried about her professionalism in this field and I can’t help but feel guilty for putting her in this predicament. “No need to feel bad, Alpha,” she says into her crossed arms on her knees. “This is my job.” “Look, I’m not keen on you getting injured for my sake,” I answer honestly. I hate when others put themselves before me. It is my job as Alpha to protect them, even if that means offering myself up for them. “It’s not your choice to make. And if you dislike it that much, then you need to take better care of yourself when you are fighting.” I can feel her frustration through our bond, and I know she can feel mine.

one of them started. "it wouldn't be good if it was empty for so long and it's fine if you occupy it for a while but we believe Myles would make a better Alpha than you". "One, I am Alpha Silvana to you, not just Silvana. Two, I'm not occupying this position for a while because it's mine. Three, Myles won't make a better Alpha than I am. Four, None of you should ever disrespect me again because as long as I'm the Alpha of this pack I demand total respect from all of you" I responded to them.

he growled loudly Eric stumbled backwards “but Alpha, I can’t, she does not even know about us being a werewolf and I make sure no ones interact with her” he replied “Do I look like I care, if you can do your job, I will do it for you” he look on the table in his office and picked his phone “we are going there now, I won’t let those humans in my land” he said with so much determination

My father cautioned. “Then tell your daughter to fulfill her duty! Time is running fast and our enemies are not slowing down either. The moment they find out how weak we are, it’s over!” “Indeed! You’re no longer fit as the Alpha. Your health and your daughter is our only hope, she needs to find her mate, we need a new Alpha as soon as possible!” “Believe me,” My father coughed. “Diana understands this responsibility, not a single day goes by that she doesn’t search for her mate.”

"You still have not answered the question." Tristan inclined his head respectfully."No." "Then answer it." Another long silence followed. When Tristan finally spoke again, his voice carried a quiet conviction that reached every corner of the arena. "The first duty of an Alpha is not deciding who must die." He looked directly at the elder."It is refusing to accept that someone must die until every possible path has been exhausted." The silence that followed felt almost sacred. I looked around the arena, some warriors frowned thoughtfully. Others lowered their heads. Even the elders seemed to be reflecting upon his words.

I always took my responsibilities far too seriously and never allowed myself to have fun. “We will have to change that. What’s the point of living if you don’t allow yourself to enjoy life?” “We?” I teased, and she blushed. “You know what I mean. Life is all about balance, Rider. Being alpha is a big responsibility, but you also must take time for yourself.” “I guess. I just never realized what I was missing out on until I gave up my title. I might not have enjoyed the past seven months, but I have tried a lot of things I would have never done before.”

It is because she realized that she deserves better. Aurora exited the tent and excused herself so she can attend the funeral of my father. I was left with deep introspection, that even though I want to focus on moving the figurines to make a plan in the hunt and protecting the boundaries of the habitat, my fingers were trembling to do it. Am I going to look for her? Am I choosing the pack which has been my lifetime goal and ambition to be an alpha? Love over duty. Duty over love. I was slowly getting frustrated and solemn that I ended up flipping the table over. I pulled my hair on both sides, angry at myself.

She ordered the guards to throw Annie out before she fed her to her dogs. Annie was dragged out as she continued to shout at the top of her voice. "I demand to see the Alpha! He must take responsibility for his action. An Alpha who leaves the mother of his pup to the wild cat is no leader at all and cannot be trusted with the future of the pack." While she was saying this, all who heard stopped to hear her better.

Suddenly everyone got up from their chairs and I did the same, only this time the girl took me by the shoulder. -We are going somewhere else, don't worry, it's a safe place. I got a little nervous, every approach was very strange for me. I couldn't organize my thoughts, I hated being an alpha for me it was a responsibility I hated. Everyone expected me to take initiative and leadership for everything, so most of my life I said I was beta or omega. Now I was feeling that suffocating pressure again. [...] We left half an hour later from that place quite impatient. We didn't know what we would meet in the course of the trip.

They want me, not Jesse and Layla. “Ariana, I need as much intel as you can safely gather. As heir to the Beta status, the entire back is hardwired to follow your lead in my absence.” She nods and pulls me into a hug. “We’ve got you, girl. You are our Alpha. We will fix this, I promise you that.” I smile. “Thank you, but be careful.” I tell her I have some ideas and start to leave when Ariana runs over with a cup of coffee.