Denying The Alpha Novels & Stories

This time is a little different though as I stare into Greta's eyes as we then say together, "ALPHA'S ARE ALWAYS RIGHT, THEY TAKE WHATEVER THEY WANT, WHENEVER THEY WANT, FROM WHOEVER THEY WANT, HOWEVER THEY WANT, NO MATTER WHAT... NO MATTER WHAT, NEVER EVER ARGUE WITH AN ALPHA AS THE PUNISHMENT IS SEVERE!!!..."

Whatever this strange woman had just uttered pissed him the more. I didn’t even know when he swung towards he woman with a swift motion. He grabbed her by the neck in a rough manner. I intended to stop him but was held by the dark-orbed man that sat beside me. He shut his eyes nodding slightly gesturing or me not to interfere. I slowly sat back down and glanced back at Corey. “You are lucky I don’t want your blood to spill where people are having their meals, so I’d rather give a life time punishment. I, Alpha Corey Lee Denvers hereby denounce you as an omega and nothing more to the Pack” he stated through gritted teeth.

“I am the Beta of this pack and must lead the pack on the Alpha’s absence…” “Point of correction, Mr Beta,” Ms Jo cut in. She pushed her hair back in an annoying manner and stood straight. “Alpha Arthur is dead…Or no, if you think I am wrong, provide him this minute!” she bashed. “I will not have you stand there and speak bad against the Alpha of this pack!” Dennis growled. His eyes shifted color and he was seconds away from letting his wolf out. If it was the last thing he did before dying, defending his friend and Alpha’s name, then so be it.

The alpha's response remained elusive, his next words holding the power to shape the course of Adrien's search for Hera. “No way you aren’t buying that! Hah! Stupid alpha.” Adrien thought to himself. The mere thought of him fooling James giving him more flare up to drive forth. The alpha's face tightened with defiance as he prepared to deny Adrien's request. But before the words could escape his lips, Adrien interjected with a chilling resolve in his voice.

"I-I think you should go." "Who is he? Who is this guy? Why can't you see that he's toxic? You're a good person. You deserve someone good in return." "Noah, you should go." "You have to reject him." Annoyed, I spill, "I can't reject him, okay? I can't reject him." "Why not? You're only holding yourself back." "Because he's an Alpha, Noah. I can't reject an Alpha." Noah's face shifts to something blank. "What?"

"It needs to be soon so I can announce it tomthe pack members." I stared at him unseeing. A red haze covered my eyes. Taking in a deep breath, I calmed myself. “Never,” I answered. He froze. “What?” “You heard me.” His face went still. “You are refusing me?” he asked. “Yes.” He stepped back slightly. “You would let your own son struggle?” “You are an Alpha,” I replied evenly. “Figure it out yourself.” His mouth parted slightly. I had denied him many things in life. But never like this.

I straightened up, the silver mask on the table catching the morning light. "You want my sincerity, Rhys? This is it. I am the Alpha of the North. I don't beg for grain, and I don't ask for permission to survive. Sign the damn treaty, or I’ll take my men and leave you to explain to your people why the council is headless and the silos are empty."

The Alpha’s expression didn’t change, but the temperature in the room seemed to drop another ten degrees. “There is no refusal,” the Alpha said, his voice soft and deadly. “To refuse is to declare yourself an enemy of this pack. And we deal with our enemies… decisively.” The unspoken threat was clearer than any shout. Refuse, and I’d end up like the men in the alley. Or worse.

"I have allowed myself to be judged by the council, you have questioned my power and seen me as inadequate to rule the pack. But I ask you all today. Would you be responsible for the lives that would be lost if I don't resume my position as the Alpha?" I watch Damon started to day while everyone look at him fearfully. "Would you hold the bodies of dead wolves and pups that would die? You have put the pack at risk by making foolish decisions and not heeding to the cry of help from the pack. You have ignored the warnings I have given you. I have told you many times that we are at war and we need to prepare but you choose to take irrelevant matters at the time of war. I, Damon Khal, Alpha of th

Eric shot her a hard glare and she hissed at him. “Please, I did not have you all summoned here to be at each other's throats. Alpha Kaiden is gone. We should make preparations for his funeral and not bicker over his dead body!” the physician barked aloud. I suspected he had been fed up with our argument. “I need some time to think about this.” I stroked my forehead which, strangely, began to throb. “There is no time to think about this!” Alan barked. “Back off, Eric. I won't tell you again!” Jasper's eyes bore into his and a light chuckle escaped his.