Claimed By My Enemy Alpha Novels & Stories

the enemy Welma spoke about? “Himari?” I pause, my breath restoring gradually as I begin to lift my head and body slowly. I see my parents, my little brother, Elsa, Greg, my friends, and Welma all staring at me with clueless expressions. “Are you okay? Did the Alpha say anything to you?” Mom approaches, and I gulp. I have to tell them, they need to know our Alpha has been the inside enemy all along. My lips quit their tremoring to purge out the words, “Alpha Ethan is a Darkling”.

“What would you do next now that you have seen through me?” “Nothing.” He shrugged. I raised a brow, creating a smug look at him. Such a delusory kind of clan he belongs should never be trusted and will always be treated as a crumpled paper thrown to a blazing fire. “Let me escape then?” “Go on, have you forgotten the reason why you are here?” I was left dumbfounded, why do I ever come across with this kind of sharp-tongued person? And he easily concludes the situation. I really have underestimated this Alpha. “So, you’re letting an enemy stay at your place?”

Chapter 14. Alpha Ryder “I know you aren’t that bad so I am very sure you will help me, moreover the rival park is also your enèmy” Alpha Khan said. “If I can understand what you came here for, you came here with the impression that I will help you because your rival country is also my enèmy, look here boy, I love fighting my battle alone and I don’t like fighting for others, and I don’t like inheriting others enemiès” Alpha Ryder said.

The true enemy had arrived. The Fallen Alpha.

The older man's voice thinks for a long moment before answering. "I can't be entirely sure unless I know if he has the shifter genes." Then he takes a beat. "If he's like us, then yes. There might be a threat to his life. If not, then Jean's life is at stake because, after Michael, he's the only man appropriate to lead our pack. He could be the next alpha if Neville obviously lacks his superior genes." The younger male voice is back. "But what about Jean's son? Wouldn't he be threatened since you can't be so sure of Neville's genes?"

But I do not flinch. I do not give in. Finally, the collapses to the ground, spent. The other guard approaches me. I yank him to the ground. I am on top of him. I pin him. My sisters gasp. "I could kill you," I say. "Stop!" a voice calls from behind. "You will not kill him." I turn to look behind me. It is the wolf from the forest. The Alpha.

“The Alpha is dead.” The book in my hand dropped to the floor.

he repeated, as if tasting the word. “I was rejected,” I added quietly. “By my mate.” Something flickered in his gaze then—sharp, unreadable. “Name,” he said. “Althea Vale.” He inclined his head slightly. “Alpha Ronan Nightfall.” The name settled into the air with weight. So this was him. The Alpha of the rival pack. The one Blackwood wolves feared and whispered about. The one who had carried me out of the dark. “I didn’t mean to trespass,” I said. “If you want me gone, say the word. I won’t fight you.”

“He already knows… the bond flared. He felt it. She’s calling him, even now.” Kaelen’s hand tightens around his throat. “Tell your Alpha if he steps into my lands, I’ll tear him apart piece by piece.” The guard smirks, whispering his last words before the light fades from his eyes. “You can’t fight the shadows, Alpha. She is one.” The forest goes still again. Only the wind moves— carrying away the scent of blood and smoke. Kaelen stands, chest heaving, and looks back at me. I can see the truth reflected in his eyes before he even speaks it.