Claimed By My Enemy Alpha Novels & Stories

"How would I know you're not my enemy... You're his family. You're his beta... and that seems awfully convenient for a person who isn't my enemy..." "I'm not your enemy because..." "Yes? Because?" "Because... Oh come on, just believe me, okay? I'm a good guy... One of the best, actually" Before I could reply, the door behind him opened and the air inside the room changed. I knew who it was before he fully entered the room. Alpha Kade walked in. And every ounce of calm I’d scraped together shattered. Damn this blasted alpha!!!

It read: Dear Alpha, I’m surprised. You’re no longer attracted to your mistress? My, my, that’s not a good sign. I wonder, does it have to do with a certain girl who arrived at your pack a few days ago? Because if it does, you know what that means. I have you exactly where I wanted you. Whatever your reasons, you just proved to me that the ruthless Alpha has a weak link. Sincerely yours, and with love and honor, Your worst and biggest enemy.

Eyes heavy. Her last thought before the dark took her was simple. She was marked by the alpha who threw her away. Now the enemy king was claiming the pieces. And something inside her liked the violence of it.

Strange ! "I don't understand why would you do that?" Bellamy asked. "Because it wasn't your room, it's leilah's room and she truly owns it, I can't be selfish and hurt her because you are my friend, I am the Alpha of this pack and I most be objective and honest." Alpha Jake answered. "I understand where this is coming from, this hypocrite decided to sleep outside yesterday's night so she will fall sick and then you will feel guilty and sorry for you, You are just a lying witch I knew it." Bellamy shouted.

The room fell silent again. Then unexpectedly— the Alpha nodded slowly. You can stay here. Several wolves looked surprised. One warrior immediately spoke. “Alpha—” She is exhausted, he cut in calmly. And she has nowhere else to go.” His eyes returned to me. You will stay here until you recover. The tension inside me loosened slightly for the first time in days. Thank you, I whispered. The Alpha gave a small nod. My name is Alpha Kael. I lowered my head respectfully. But before another word could be said—

he stopped talking before glaring at me as if I've lost my mind. “I hate this new version of you. What happened to never forgiving your enemy? What happened to the rules of the dungeon? No prisoner goes in and comes out alive? And the prisoner rules? You give me what I want, you die. You don't give me what I want, you die.” “Your enemy is my enemy, Alpha. I would never let anyone hurt you. That's why I'm your Beta.” He answered, maintaining a rigid look. “Fine. How did Tim die?”

Rider POV The night was quiet as I walked along the edge of the forest. The air was cold, and the ground felt firm beneath my boots. I was supposed to be in my office finishing reports, but when rogues were detected near our borders, I came out to patrol. As Alpha, I always led the search myself. My Beta spoke through the pack link, saying the trail had gone cold. No tracks. No body. No clear signs. That bothered me. Rogues rarely moved without reason. Something about tonight felt wrong, and the feeling sat heavy in my chest like a warning.

I couldn't take my revenge, but he could! Damon's cold deep blues eyes darted to the murderer before darting back to me, narrowing dangerously: "You want me to kill the guy talking to Justin? My cousin Jared, my beta?" What? What?! My enemy was a beta of the most powerful Alpha?! My enemy, the guy who destroyed my pack, was HIS beta?! My ears rang hard and I couldn't hear him. The whole world shattered in front of my eyes. All this time I had been living under the roof of my enemy?!

Extremely dangerous. “Then you’ll marry.” My head snapped up. “What?” “Get married to Rohan Sylvia,” he said slowly, each syllable deliberate. I froze. “Rohan Sylvia? The Alpha of the IronClaw Pack?” He nodded. My breath caught. Rohan — the son of Zoe Sylvia, my father’s greatest enemy. They were once best friends before betrayal turned them into rivals. Even after Rohan’s father passed away, the enmity was passed down to him.

He leaned on his chair, his eyes narrowing at me as if he were deep in thought. “It seems like your exhaustion has finally gotten the best of you, Alpha. Perhaps, it's making you lose your mind over this matter but I can assure you that you shouldn't give up now,” he urged. “You're on the right track, Alpha. We're close to getting what you've always wanted. All we need is to get in there and destroy the only person who seeks to destroy us right now. Alpha Max is our one true enemy. Why leave ourselves wide open for him to gain the upper hand?”