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Blake's voice drifted to her ear, “-can't trust her, she's only just become part of the pack, she knows nothing of the human world, Luca.” “I've told you, Blake, she'll be fine, she did perfectly with me. I'd take her myself, but... I can't. So I've got to trust my second, which is you. Are you telling me you're not up to being Beta!?” Luca's voice rose to the point that Alissa didn't need her ear pressed against the door. Alissa's eyes widened, Luca had said yes to her going and Blake was arguing. Packs do not argue with their Alpha, his word is law. What did Blake think he was doing? Alissa pressed her ear harder into the door. “Of course I am!” Blake exploded. “I've been Beta for three ye

I, Beta Atlas Redding, reject you, Ruby Angelo, as my mate.” These words kept playing in Ruby’s head as she stared at the roof of her room. She hated herself, she hated her life—her life sucked. Beta Atlas was her mate, but as soon as he found out, he was… disgusted, furious, and he had outrightly rejected her, in front of everyone. Her stepsister had no issues. Her mate had accepted her without a second thought, obviously smitten with her, but she had been rejected. The word sounded traumatic to her.

And two territories west, in a compound that had never lost a weapon before, the Architect sat in his certainty and did not yet know that the last wolf witch was coming. With her aunt. And an alpha who had declared war on the Council for her and would do it again without blinking. And a Beta with the patience of someone who locks herself in a room when things feel wrong and waits until she can name it. He had built something designed to break people who ran alone. He had not prepared for what happens when they stop.

Lina sighed in defeat, though she couldn't hide the smile on lips. A low scoff had my eyes pulled towards the owner. The brunette met my eyes while raising his brow on me. It was the first time I really took in his features, I wonder what his name is. I always saw them collectively together which I assume they must have been really close with each other. I squinted my eyes towards him, assessing him before my eyes bulged. He's a Beta. But how can he produce that much aura which could go in par with an Alpha?

"The second wolf is a fighter, someone who would do anything for his loved ones. He has ambitions and the personality suited for this honourable position. Beta Alexander Walker!" He widened his eyes and covered his mouth. "What? Me?!" he screamed. "Moon Goddess!" Matthew jumped on him. "You did it!" "The third wolf is protective," the General continued. "He would sacrifice himself for the others. Beta Matthew Walker!" Matthew and Alexander lost it. They stared at each other for a long time before bursting out laughing. "No fucking way!" Levi cupped his mate's cheek and kissed him passionately. "Congrats baby!" "The fourth wolf is strong, and he'll be a good coach for you all. He's someone wi

And by the end, when she called me as the Beta, I was stunned. I just always thought as the one who messes up everything wherever she goes. I never thought I would be given the responsibility of a Beta. The one who is responsible for each and every person in the pack. I had been studying about all the things I could read about the subjects people thought of as either fantasy or as crap. People literally believe that the people who believe in creatures like vampires and werewolves and ghosts and magic and stuff, are psychos. We are not psychos. We have accepted the real truths about the hidden secrets of this world.

"You've grown from a fledgling pup into a strong Alpha, one ready to guide our pack with wisdom and courage. May your reign be long and prosperous." The room echoed with approving murmurs as Boris straightened in his seat and offered a nod of gratitude. His stern features softened, if only for an instant, beneath the weight of Elder Greymane's words. Then, Greymane turned to Weldon, the Beta, who sat rigidly in his chair, awaiting recognition. "Weldon," he declared, nodding towards him. "A Beta is not just a second in command, but a pillar supporting the Alpha and the entire pack. Your loyalty and strength are acknowledged."

My brows furrowed at that, my frown more pronounced but I continued to listen. "Then he has an assistant, which is the beta. That is my brother. He is to assist the alpha in running the pack. He is to help the alpha execute instructions and make decisions where necessary. Then the Gammas, most of them are the warriors, some are head chefs, some are the pack doctors, teachers, and chief maids. Then the Omega's like me." I winced when she said that but her cheeks remained wide, her smile not faltering.

Elder Matt asked. I nodded. “Yes. A beta is someone who is supposed to stand by my side unconditionally without thinking about the benefits he or she could get from me. A beta is someone who should be able to handle the affairs of the kingdom when I am not around. He or she should be like an assistant Luna or Alpha. The position of a beta is a very crucial one because any support an Alpha or Luna gets from them will determine the fate of the pack,” I looked around as they watched me keenly, waiting for me to end what I was saying. I could see the fears on their faces, they sure are scared that their plans had been screwed up. “Am I right?” I asked after I was done scrutinizing their faces. “

I whispered, the killing edge in my voice sharpening, "the world finally getting to realize that you and Doreen are far beyond 'CEO and Secretary' as you both claim. How disappointed will your clan be in their 'Perfect Alpha' when they realize he’s a liar, a cheat, and a failure? When they realize he traded the sanctity of his mate-bond for a cheap thrill in a high-rise office?"