An Alpha's Duty Novels & Stories

Closer than even my own Beta. “Besides, you have a duty to your pack. You can’t ever forget that. For the entirety of your life until you pass it on, as an Alpha…as the Alphas that we are no matter how annoying it is to hear right now, your duty lies with your pack first. You can’t be the Alpha that took his life. I won’t let you.”

Ryan asked, slowing the vehicle down. "It's something you'll have to see for yourself." "Alright I'm on my way." It was expected that Ryan would turn around right away because he took his alpha duties very seriously but that was not applicable to me and so I shook my head at him. "Wait I don't have to go back with you at least one of us should all know alpha park I know you take your alpha duties really seriously but at least he is dead and we will never be able to see him again." I sighed.

I jot down notes, but I feel so sluggish, like I’m underwater and the rest of the world is above. All my senses feel dull, and my processing delayed. I sense the shift in the class before I register any conversation. Instead of lecturing, Harper has opened a discussion. I sit up and try to zone back in. Davidson, two rows behind me and to my left, is leaning forwards, speaking emphatically. “But an Alpha’s duty is to the pack first and foremost. It’s our job to put them first. That would never happen,” he says, sounding outraged by whatever Harper just suggested.

'What would I need to do for these delicious squares of heaven' I asked with a sly twinkle in my eye. Mum laughed me off, then turned to me, using her serious mum voice 'you need to start following the rules, the Alpha is only understanding to a point, if you keep testing his patience i will not be able to save you' at hearing this i look mum dead in the eye, and finally understand mum is only trying to protect me.

It’s almost like I can hear Kinsley saying, “Pack duty first.” But really, I can argue that I am doing pack duty by fulfilling my Alpha duty. Because Alpha 101 clearly says an Alpha’s duty to his Luna is to take care of her and protect her at all costs. Whether Kayleigh knows it or not, whether she has a wolf or not, I know it…my wolf knows it… the Moon Goddess knows it… She is my wolf’s mate. She is my fated mate. She is my Luna.

“Then, don't you think of following Alpha Brutus' plan and taking a risk of breaching our duty?” Alpha Everest wanted to object and speak, but he eventually let out a sight. It was obvious they all couldn't find a way to prove me wrong, afterall I wasn't wrong with what I just said. The main duty as an Alpha is protecting our people. Risking their life all in the name of helping them isn't what an Alpha should do. Once again silence ensues. None of them had anything to say again, but it wasn't the same for Alpha Brutus. He had this reluctance and displeased look on his face, probably due to me openly disagreeing with what he felt was a good solution.

I didn’t answer immediately. “Torn between your duty to this pack… and something else.” My jaw tightened. “You’ve always known what was expected of you,” he went on, his gaze meeting mine. “The day you were born, you became the future Alpha. That future doesn’t allow for softness. Or secrets.” “I know my duty,” I said sharply. “Do you?” His tone wasn’t angry—just tired. “Because duty doesn’t walk hand in hand you need to learn a lot Demyan and staying away from home won't help”

"Is she worth risking your Alpha status?" The question hung in the air like a blade. "Is she worth it?" "Yes," my wolf murmured in my head. An Alpha's first duty was to his pack, to maintaining his position and protecting his people. But I couldn't leave, not now that Aurora was a free person, no longer a slave, and I could take her as a mate. "I'll handle it," I said firmly. "Keep Dean under surveillance. Report any aggressive moves immediately." "Understood, Alpha."

Brighton pack would dissolve to nothing without Douglas. Werewolves drew strength from their Alpha. An alpha's duty was to guide, protect, dominate and provide for his pack, while pack members were to obey and protect their Alpha no matter what. Her duty as one of the top warriors was to protect the pack at all costs, without the Alpha there was no pack. Her own failure lashed at her. She shut her eyes and opened mind to the bond that bound the pack. Their fear, panic and pain washed through her immediately, making her body quake.

She said. From her words, I could tell it’s only a matter of time they find out that I have no wolf hence validating my death sentence. “I’ll start with Alpha Aiden,” she said and my inside flipped at the mention of his name. “Although the Alphas handle the Pack’s affairs together they each have their parts to contribute. Alpha Aiden wakes up early around 3 to do his morning run, after that he leads a patrolling team to check the borderline for traces of rogues. And the rest of the duties like making decisions, signing papers, warrior guides and authorities, and all other activities are being handled by the two Alphas.