Denying The Alpha Novels & Stories

“He overheard your plans, Sonya and Cathy. You were both caught red-handed.” “Sonya Hale,” he said, his tone heavy with regret, “I, Alpha Jacob, reject you as my mate and future Luna.” Alpha Jacob rejected. “You will no longer step foot in the Alpha’s headquarters anymore. Both your presence is no longer welcome here. If I discover any more of your plots then I’ll be forced to banish you both from my pack as rogues.” Alpha Jacob’s rejection echoed through the room. Sonya’s eyes widened in shock, her mouth opening and closing soundlessly as she struggled to find the words to respond.

“We were just $500 short. Surely that tiny amount isn’t enough to discount all of our hard work?: Dan scoffed, his cold gray eyes flashing with contempt. “Rules are rules,” he growled, then turned to Nathan, who was still frozen. “I expected more from you, youngling Alpha. Consider your application formally rejected.” With that, the Alphas turned on their heels and made for the door without another word.

It was very pleasant to be with Cassandra, but there were things I couldn't avoid. I picked up the cell phone and answered it. "Good afternoon. I see you are already well" It was the same alpha from one of the main families that was in the luxury hotel that day, I recognized him by his voice. "There is a meeting to arrange where Cassandra will meet the alpha of the vampires." I didn't keep quiet and told him, I made things clear. "I'm sorry, I can't accept that. She is my girlfriend and in some days my wife, would you allow any girl of your family to do something like that?"

Arthur is quiet for a long moment, his jaw working as he thinks. I can practically hear the gears turning in his head, weighing options, considering consequences. Finally, he looks up at me, and places his hand on my belly. “I’m going to accept his terms,” he says firmly. “What?” I blink at him. “It would be a bluff, right?” The negotiator shakes her head. “It couldn’t be a bluff. In this situation, I am legally not allowed to lie since Silas has claimed Alpha Swap.”

he said, voice calm, commanding, final. The room stilled. “She is not on trial,” he continued. “Not today.” A ripple of shock moved through the council. My heart stumbled, hope flaring before I could stop it. One elder frowned. “You would interfere in council proceedings, Alpha?” “I would prevent a mistake,” he said. His gaze finally met mine, just for a heartbeat. Something fierce flashed there before the mask snapped back into place. “If Enid were a threat, you would already be ash.”

I didn’t have any, did I? “I am still figuring it out. I mean it’s just a work-related thing. So, I obviously don’t need to see a witch. And Alaric also doesn’t want me to…” “It’s not Alaric’s battle. It’s yours. And you of all the people are cognizant of the truth. You know what it is. You know how important it is. And…” Alpha dad cut my words amidst and made his sentences clearer. He turned his wheelchair to look at me. I never moved away from my eyes from his face.

She was now an alpha, the most extraordinary alpha I had ever met. There was only one thing I needed to do for her. I entered the stage, and Ulisses stepped to the back. I cleared my throat, feeling it get more dry as I looked at Red. "I would like to congratulate the new Alpha, and, as the King, I hope for our future fruitful collaboration." She responded to my words with a warm smile, which only made this fucking situation even more painful. "Considering the fact that Alpha Red used to be a rogue, as the King, I am granting you and all your pack members an act of amnesty so that all your past deeds will be forgotten." My decision caused a lot of commotion among other Alphas, but I couldn't

They didn't waver. “Fair.” I frowned. “You’re not denying it?” Luciano walked slowly towards the window in the room, his hands resting loosely behind his back. “No.” “So what is this?” I demanded. “A game?” “No.” “Then what?” He turned slightly, looking at me again. “You assume every Alpha behaves like Dane.” Suddenly I felt my stomach ache by the sound of the name. “Don’t pretend you’re different,” I snapped. “You bought me. That makes you exactly the same.”

*Not yet,* Rose replied. “What do you want?” Rose asked. “To give you a choice,” the Alpha said. “Dissolve Stone Hollow. Hand over your records. Submit to evaluation.” “And if I refuse?” He shrugged. “Then this becomes routine.” The words settled like ash. Rose took one step forward. “You’re afraid,” she said calmly. The Alpha’s eyes flickered. “You wouldn’t be here if you weren’t,” she continued. “You wouldn’t need spectacle.” He tilted his head. “Careful. Defiance invites consequence.”

For a moment, she hesitates before a strong sense of denial laces her expression. “It is common for the Alpha to hide at such a time. If he lives on, then Red Graw does too.” Denial, Marko realised as he stood to approach her. They must have only had such Alphas that treated them like pawns and tools where he no doubt used words like ‘I did this for you’ to keep them loyal and bearing a sense of debt when in reality, their alpha simply bore a charisma so terrifying that it should not be allowed to thrive. He almost felt sorry for the witch, but his nose caught a whiff of something familiar, the same pharmaceutics that were on Alba’s scent!