Deceiving My Big Bad Alphas Novels & Stories

I said, skipping the greetings. "But we need to think before going into battle," said looking at each of the Alphas, trying to get my point across. "I want each Alphas to being what they can offer to this war, any Information they have on the rogue king will be useful." "He has witches working for him," Alpha Depp said. Alpha of the second smallest pack. "Are you sure of this?" I asked him not wanting false information. "Yes, I was it with my own eye when he attacked my pack"

As I hobble out of the room, I lean on the walls of the hallway to avoid falling as I shiver uncontrollably. Cold nights without a blanket have become regular for me, but the malnutrition and hard labor worsen it. I enter the living room with a bucket of water, and my eyes widen as they meet Barrett’s. Dread washes over my face, and I quickly lower my eyes. “Good morning, Alpha,” I say hurriedly, hoping he’s too distracted by his phone conversation to continue from where Celine stopped. Barrett, alpha of the Malrock pack and once my mate, but now he’s my worst nightmare. One lie was all it took for Celine to turn him against me, but his rejection was nothing compared to the relentless tormen

I roared in my Alpha voice, watching all of them bow their heads in shame. “You must all be really f*cking stup*id if you thought that an Alpha could not hear what you backstabbers had to say. You ought to be ashamed!” I finished my speech, and the pups of the pack clapped their hands, warming my heart. At least they enjoyed her company. “Go and find her, before I start my slaughter.” My tone was calm and cold, and so the search party had started, and that is when I remembered that Aden's lackeys were still out there, with someone even worse than him in charge of them.

Lizzy said. “They’re all long dead. These are histories. Bad Alphas from a long time ago.” “But if their packs were okay doing that before, it’s likely they’d be okay doing it now. Culture stays pretty consistent like that. Bad Alphas tend to raise bad Alphas as sons. If they figure out you’re gifted, they’ll invite you to see their library, then boom! You’ve checked into the Hotel California.” “Because they won’t let me leave?” “Yeah!” “Then how do we look for more information discreetly?”

They will flee then, surely. “I wouldn’t keep on this, if I were you, you know. I believe you heard the news that the Alpha is coming for me today. You were there last night, weren’t you?” I taunted the more, making sure to keep my voice free from the pain I was feeling so much, that it made me dizzy. I smirked, when I felt her hold on me loosen. I had won the battle.

Axel deadpanned, his face was adorned with his signature stoic look. "I am, I want to go and I would not claim anything for saving your life so you owe me nothing at all, all of you." I blurted out my decision without giving it a second thought. "I see, that is what this is about, guilt tripping the Alphas so you can carry out your little sinister plan and reap wher you did not sow. How cunning of you, I should have known from the beginning. Oh my goddess, I was such a fool to have fallen for your—-"

The painted symbols against the wall light up, bathing the room in a painfully bright, white glow. The Alphas fall to their knees. “All hail Lupus Dominus!” they chant. I glance at Isaac when he falls to his knees, staring up at the high mistress in pure adoration. He’s trembling and terrified. Do they not realise it’s all trickery? Nothing but an illusion? Shaking my head slightly at their idiocy, I sink to my knees and pretend. It’s what I’m best at.

He was confident that the howl was from Lucas, a member of his pack. A moment later, "Alpha!" Lucas called out, shifting back to his human form and emerging from the forest. The said Alpha briefly turned to the beautiful woman, hoping to get her to ride along with the excuse he was to tell his right hand. The leaves of the low-lying trees that covered a path adjacent to where Lucas had appeared showed a fresh disturbance; their gentle sway told him that the woman had stealthily stormed past them. 'Interesting,' the Alpha thought to himself.

Two large conifers stood either side of the door which held a plaque that had me struggling to hold back my laughter. “Big Bad Alpha’s House. Seriously mate?” Lilith having also noticed began to chuckle. It had been the first in a long time since I had seen her smile. She had a gorgeous smile so I promised myself that once all this shit was over, I would make it my mission to make her smile every day. “Well, I’m a large black man with a nasty temper. Why can’t I be the Big Bad Alpha?” How Dante managed to keep a straight face had me baffled.

“What our Alpha decides.” My spine stiffened. His Alpha? “You are not the Alpha?” I looked between the three of them, hoping this was a joke. Alphas were stubborn, headstrong beings. Having one bend to another was unprecedented. Having three of their caliber? The man must be a beast. “You have no reason to be afraid. Our Alpha is a merciful man,” the second one said. I lowered myself to the bed, wrapping my arms around my body. Maybe if I made myself look small enough, they would let me go.