An Alpha's Duty Novels & Stories

But I didn’t. “What’s ‘low’ about it?” he asked. “It was an olive branch; a gesture of faith, accompanied by a simple request. If you cannot answer when duty calls, then perhaps I shouldn’t be so quick to offer my generosity—my generosity which, mind you, has benefited you tremendously already.” “I appreciate the gesture, Dan,” I said, “but my wife needs me. Surely you understand.” “Surely you understand,” Dan said calmly, “that an Alpha’s duty should be first and foremost to one’s pack. And from what I understand, your pack has been suffering from some trade disagreements, has it not?”

In that moment I know…I know that I will only alienate her by pushing for more information. “I don’t really think it would be a choice for me.” I answer gingerly. “How so?” Her voice comes out barely more than whisper. An unconscious question. ‘ “I’m the alpha.” I say simply. I see that she does not fully understand my meaning. So I gather my thoughts. Put to words the reality of my station in a way she could comprehend. “I have a duty to those I am looking after. My own happiness is void compared to my duty.” I state expressionlessly.

“So, to go in to detail, the Alpha is the leader of the pack and his right-hand man is his Beta. His Beta’s duties include helping in battle and prisoner questioning. The Beta is also the one who promotes warriors and trains them or delegates those task to Head Warriors.” Bailey spoke. I nod my head in understanding as I feel Sophia scoot closer to me on the couch and grab my hand excitedly.

I need to remind them of their true purpose and reignite their passion for the struggle we are about to face. "Alpha's I want to remind you that we are Alpha not because we lead but because we protect." I mind-linked all the Alphas with my voice echoing, reminding everyone of our true purpose. "Our strength lies not in our ability to dominate but in our unwavering commitment to safeguarding those under our care. As Alphas, it is our duty to shield and defend, ensuring the safety and well-being of all who rely on us." "Yes, Alpha..." Everyone hails my words. with unwavering loyalty and determination. They understood the weight of our responsibility and were ready to fulfill their roles as pro

When Jessica arrived, Alex carried Ash into the van, and when he got into the back and sat down, he placed Ash in his lap and wrapped his arms around the omega. It's all happened because of him; if he had just killed Monika years ago and killed that Seth on a mating day or in the bar, it would never have happened. As an Alpha, it's his duty to protect his omega and make sure no one ever hurts his precious omega. But they take his Ash in front of his eyes, and he can't do anything.

Grandpa Alan called, and Ryder turned to him. “What have you been doing as the alpha of this pack?!” He snapped, his voice sharp. “Omegas are also your people. And their duty is not to serve the entire pack. They are only to serve the Alpha household, cook, and keep the pack house clean. They are not supposed to be running personal errands for pack members or be maltreated by them. You better take your duties more seriously…” he cautioned him seriously in a harsh tone. “I am sorry; I will do better.” Ryder apologised.

She reminded that on her neck, was the task to be accountable for the wellbeing of over 3000 pack members. The position of the Alpha wasn't just a seat of pleasures and respect like everyone calls it, it was a place where one would be responsible for whatsoever that happened to the pack members. It was a place where one was expected to see over everything that happens. Annatoria seemed lost in thoughts but as soon as a knock sounded on the door, she was jolted back to reality. "Our Father, the Beta is here to see you, Alpha" Another maid at the door informed. "Let him in,"

The Alpha was responsible for the safety and well-being of the entire pack, and their orders must be followed without question. The Beta was the Alpha's right-hand and serves as their second-in-command. They were responsible for maintaining order within the pack and executing the Alpha's commands. The Beta was also in charge of training new pack members and ensuring that they understand the pack's rules and regulations. Each member had a specific role to play within the pack, whether it be hunting, protecting the pack's territory, healing the ailed, or caring for the young.

There are a lot of differences between everybody, but the more that we ignore practicing common morale, the worse things are going to get, and that’s something that my mother didn’t teach me. It’s something that I had to learn as an alpha, and it’s something that I almost lost and almost forgot, and it will be something that I will teach my pups. Calvin then said after my speech. “I agree with my alpha. You three should know better that it’s OK if you forget, and it’s also OK if it’s hard. Nothing is easy, no matter how often it’s done or not. The important thing is if one doesn’t stop trying and doing the job that they have to, I have to do that every day. It comes with my title, which ensu

Xander stammered out. If I had been drinking something, I would have spit it out. Way to not only not play it cool, but also dig your own grave deeper, I thought to myself. “Ellis? As in your acting beta Ellis?” Alpha James asked. “Y-yes.” “Contacting the council is the personal duty of the alpha,” Alpha James said, now not even trying to disguise his anger. “It is not a duty that is to be delegated. I would think, at your age and with all your training, you would know better.”