Denying The Alpha Novels & Stories

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.

“This isn’t just about you, Denderick. Your actions affect us all. We need a resolution, and we need it now.” Denderick leaned back, his gaze sweeping over the assembled Alphas. “A resolution, you say? Very well. But I want you all to understand this— I will not stop until I have what’s mine. If any of you stand in my way, you’ll face the consequences.” The room fell silent, as tension was thick in the air. "So, do you deny the allegations levelled against you?" Alpha Marcus asked. “I deny nothing because I’ve done nothing." He snapped. "The disappearances are not my doing. Whoever is behind them is trying to frame me. And instead of gathering around a table and gossiping about me, you shoul

“You are no longer in any position to speak against the Alpha. You no longer have the right to try to go against what the Alpha say or even have an opinion about it.” “But regardless, you dared to have an opinion,” I breathed out to him, my voice the sternest it had ever been. “So apologize to me. This instant.”

Collin's Luna spoke up from the other end of the table. Alpha Alexander had a blank expression on his face, but he was not smiling nor did he respond to her comment. Alpha Collin took it from there "You've had too much to drink, have you not Alexander? Otherwise, you won't disrupt a gathering such as this with such announcement." Alexander clenched his jaw in anger. "I'll advise you to mind your tongue, Collin, you haven't forgotten what happened during the war so soon, have you? I have but a little patience, do not test it!"

I just lay there, staring at nothing, letting everything settle inside me. Not the pain. That was already there. Something else. Something heavier. When the door opened again, I did not turn this time. I already knew. “He refused.” Kia’s voice sounded different now. Not as sharp. Not as controlled. I closed my eyes briefly. Of course he did. “The Alpha gave orders,” he continued. “No one is to help you.” There it was. Clear. Simple. Expected. I let out a breath that did not feel like relief.

He asks her. Fire Moon holds up the poster she had brought back from town, “I went out to investigate our Little Alpha.” “He isn't our Little Al.. ." Typhon starts. “Forgive me,” Fire Moon says with a wicked smile, “Your Little Alpha.” I immediately take offense. “I'm not .…” “This is an exceedingly asinine conversation,” Typhon cuts in. “My thoughts exactly,” I mutter. Then I point to the notice about me and say "Look what Fire Moon brought back.”

"I'm so sorry, Bunny. I'm so sorry I wasn't there to protect you. I'm so sorry this happened to you. I feel like I failed you. I'm such a bad alpha." Allen's eyes widened, and she placed her bowl on the nightstand. She then grabbed Sebestian, and he did the same. She then cupped Sebestian's face and turned his head, so they were now looking at each other. "Don't you dare, Sebestian. Don't blame yourself. Don't call yourself a bad alpha. Do you know what I think? I think that you're an amazing Alpha, and you did the best you could. You got me out of there, didn't you? I love you, Sebestian. I love that you're my alpha. My amazing Alpha I couldn't ask for a better one, okay? I love you so much

the Alpha said, shaking his head, obviously enjoying Alpha Derrick's pained expression. "Mickey? Gracie? Kelly? Oh God I am so sorry." he said squeezing his eyes shut, tears streaming down his face."It's all my fault." Alpha Derrick whispered the last part. The whole pack was in sheer terror at our Alpha's predicament. "You Bastard!" Alpha Derrick shot at the other Alpha. His eyes turning a dark shade of crimson, his wolf surfacing but it seemed as if there was something preventing him from turning completely. "You don't deserve to be an Alpha, you're just a bloody coward, just like your father." Alpha Derrick spat bitterly. Fury flashed in the other Alpha's eyes before he spoke.

I don’t wish this pain on anybody at all. “I know you will be fine Killian, you are the Alpha after all, you are the strongest Wolf in this pack. I trust you and the moon goddess will eventually give you a second chance mate to ease your pain, you will see.” Thomas encourages me, I smile at him, nodding. I don’t believe his words, though. What I know is, it’s always hard to find a second chance mate. So, I am not entirely dependent on that. “I will leave you now Killian, there are some pack businesses I have to deal with them. As you know, our soon-to-be Alpha is nowhere to be found.” He jokes. I laugh out loud, before he taps my back and leaves.

I stood there "Kesina!" Dennis shouted, then walked over to his daughter and pushed her away from me. "Excuse her Alpha, she didn't mean to say that, you know it's jealousy from the future wife," he said with a smile, trying to make up for it. I sat back. "Alpha Dennis, do you think it is easy to give up and reject a comrade? I will certainly need time and thought to do so," I said. "You are right Alpha, but as you know you can easily reject her, as you will not be able to bear any feelings towards her, especially since she is the daughter of our thug enemy Albert," he said.