Claimed By The Enemy Alpha Novels & Stories

My palms began to twitch, longing to hit him across the face. "You have lied about your status to us and you have not mentioned how ruthless your Alpha is. Your Alpha might come and make war with us and wipe us out because of you and there would be nothing you will do about it. You could be an enemy for all we know but no one wants to consider the possibility.” "They do not consider the possibility because I am not an enemy! Keep your words and assumptions to yourself alone!" There was a pause and in the silence, my voice seemed to reverberate. I made to walk away for the second time but his hand reached out and grabbed me firmly by the elbow.

he said, his voice low and possessive. Jessica bristled at his words. She had always resisted his advances, and she wasn't about to let him claim her now. "You can't just kiss me and claim me like I'm some kind of possession," she spat. Lucas took a deep breath and released her, his expression softening. "I know, and I'm sorry," he said. "But you have to understand that as the alpha, it's my duty to protect and provide for the pack. And I can't do that without a mate by my side."

Alpha says to me. “I, Alpha Tony Spartan, of the Spartan pack, formerly the Waterman pack, submit to you, Alpha Theodore Sol, and ask that you accept me as your future Beta.” I ask, kneeling before my Alpha, holding up the heart of our enemy.

“Yes, my stealth approach failed, I had never expected it to fail this miserably, he has one up on me, he has the light, and he is forewarned when the enemy is close,” “What? He has the light? Didn’t your father used to have it?” the vampire's voice asked, confused. “It chooses the worthy, we have no power over that,” Alpha explained. “So you’re not worthy, I see” the vampire voice mocked him. Alpha’s blood was boiling inside. But he was controlling it. He had expected a few low blows from them but still, he was talking to the enemy and right now he saw an ally in the vampires, so he continued on.

Nonetheless, none of them showed any hesitancy in heeding my call. I used my alpha command to address them. "I have received intel from one of my spies. Our enemies are attacking us. The Crimson Crescent warriors are falling in under the command of their new alpha. Are we going to let them invade our land?" "No!" While their roars echoed across the air, a quaint grin formed on my lips. Yes. This was my tribe. Both they and I would go to any lengths for the sake of our pack. We couldn't have those scumbags stepping foot on our property.

NALIA’S POV “Enzo is our Alpha. Nothing you do will change that. Invading will only make you the enemy. And I believe in my pack. I believe we’re strong enough to win a battle against you and your rogues. But there’s no need for such baseless bloodshed. War is never a good thing.”

That was the memory she clung to now. "You can't let them hurt her." I told Elijah when I opened my eyes, and he nodded, then turned to the warriors. "untie her," he said firmly and they looked taken aback. "But, Alpha. She's the enemy." one of the warriors said, but Elijah looked very threatening, making the warrior take a step back. "The enemy is anyone who dares to defy me right now. Untie her. Now." They rushed to do as he said, but some of the people who stood by murmured at the alpha's choice.

“We will not let these enemies—those who would use our grief as an excuse to shatter our unity—destroy the future we have fought so hard to build.” Hart’s remaining officers—still reeling from their leader’s loss—gathered to relay further details. “Alpha, we’ve confirmed that the enemy’s numbers have nearly doubled in that valley,” one scout reported grimly. “They are well-armed and appear to be led by a high-ranking wolf known as Kael—a figure from the old regime whose ambition was as dangerous as his cruelty.”

No child should move like prey before a predator. We sent the warriors away, unsure of what the message might be. I waited until they were far enough away before I asked her what the message was. “She wants you to know more about your enemy. He’s known now as Alpha Hades, a rogue Alpha.” Suddenly, Samuel’s endless ties to rogues made sense. He hadn’t simply allied with them—he had claimed them, bound them beneath his twisted banner. A rogue Alpha. It was damn near unthinkable, and yet here it was.

A hand suddenly grabbed my arm. I twisted violently, raising my fist to strike— But the man who held me was not one of them. The Alpha stood there. His grip tightened slightly as he pulled me closer behind him. Three enemy warriors burst through the trees seconds later. They stopped when they saw him. For a moment, no one moved. Then one of them smiled coldly. “Well,” he said. “Looks like we found the Blackridge Alpha.” The storm roared through the trees above us. The Alpha stepped forward slowly, placing himself between me and the strangers.