An Echo Of An Alpha's Cruelty Mga Nobela at Kwento

ALEX They’ve been whispering since dawn. Just when I thought I'd gotten used to it, the potency doubles. I can feel it in the air. The way every gaze lingers a little too long, the way every hushed voice dips the second I walk by. The news spread faster than wildfire: Even after standing up for me just yesterday, the Alpha used his Aura last night. On me. They don’t know the details. They don't sound like they do. Just bits of overheard voices, fragments of something that makes their curiosity spark like kindling.

MARCUS POV The conference room reeked of stale coffee and territorial aggression, six pack alphas arguing over border disputes like they hadn't been fighting about the same goddamn lines for decades. "If we could just return to the proposed treaty terms," I said for the third time, my patience wearing dangerously thin. "The northern passage access in exchange for hunting rights—" "Your pack has been encroaching on our territory for months," Alpha Cordell interrupted, slamming his fist on the table. "We're not negotiating shit until you pull your wolves back."

The ideas of Langford stared at me with pity and mockery and though they tried so hard to conceal it, they could not hide it from me as I was aware of every human emotion no matter how you tried so hard to hide it. "Why do you keep staring at my alpha that way, does he have anything on his face?" Alex was the loudest one and he could not take it anymore. So he asked them in his usual cold voice whenever he questioned suspects. The men flinched immediately on hearing his voice. Clearly, they were not expecting that my beta Alex would be able to lash out at them this way. "Alex, forget about it, I guess they forgot their manners for a moment," I said to him and didn't bother paying attention t

I suddenly hear murmurs and I look at my people. “I think it’s better the alpha have her killed, banishing her is not enough to pay for the crime she committed,” Beta Jacob said, and my wolf howled in anger, I stood and wrapped her hand around his neck, I pulled his up and his legs were dangling in the air, my claws elongated and penetrated his skin pulling out blood.

” His expression remained cold. “What do you mean by that?” “It’s exactly what you heard Devon! I am leaving your pack today with her. The Silvermoon pack won’t treat even it slave like this.” “What do you mean about treating people in your own pack! You are barely even an Alpha. Do you know what being an Alpha entails.” I mocked, he just turned an Alpha last two weeks and he is already playing god. “You are just an Alpha son! I became an Alpha on my own. Know your place Devon, there is a huge difference between us.” I punched him.

Alex said as he whispered the last part. Ash shook his head and turned Alex's head to look at him. "There could never be a time where I could hate you, Alex. Never." Alex smiled and kissed Ash on the temple before taking a deep breath in and out. "Let me start from the beginning. When I was a child, I was close to my mother. We would do everything together. She was my best friend. But my father was a cruel man. He abused my mother. He would get drunk and beat on her when he got home. I would yell at him to stop. Beg him. But my mom told me it was okay and to go to my room. That everything will be okay in the morning. Of course, she never had bruises the next morning because she was a beta, a

The Echo’s eyes bored into me, twin infernos promising destruction. It stood there, motionless, watching—a predator savoring the fear it knew it could provoke. My wolf stirred, growling low and deep inside me, not from fear but from raw, primal fury. It wanted blood. Me? I wanted answers. “Speak!” I commanded, my voice laced with all the Alpha authority I could muster. The Echo tilted its head, as if amused by my audacity. Its form wavered, a shadow barely tethered to this world, but its voice cut through the darkness like a blade.

However, Jasper’s father looked terrified by my comment. “Were you not listening when I said I would wipe your pack out of existence.” The Alpha replied. “Alphas always think they are in control of everything but most of the time it is all just talk,” I replied, puffing out my chest. It might have been a more effective gesture if I wasn’t so short when everyone else in the room was well over six feet tall.

The men again laughed as they encouraged their Alpha. “This pretty piece of ass will show you just what a ‘she-wolf’ is capable of. Be ready for when the sun rises you will be apologising at my feet. The only thing you’ll have to worry about is whether or not you’ll have any teeth left.” Without giving Tye the chance to respond we upped at left. I don’t know where Lilith found the courage to speak like that, but I couldn’t have been any prouder.

Alpha Eric brings Shade on stage and everyone watches as Alpha Eric smiles and hugs his son “I Alpha Eric, of the Sahara blood moon pack here by relinquish my title as Alpha to you my son Shade Andrews, do you take on this responsibility?” Shade smiles and takes his dads hand “ I Shade Andrews of the Sahara blood moon pack take on the responsibility of Alpha, and promise to uphold my responsibilities as the Alpha.” As the ceremony comes to an ends everyone howls celebrating the coming of their new alpha and I smile softly staring at the man who is my mate and now alpha. Before I could even think my father is pulling me up to the stage and smiling instead of the disappointment I seen earlier