Denying The Alpha Novels & Stories

Chapter 85 The D-day arrived in no time and everything had gone as planned. The halls were decorated with beautiful white flowers and it looked angelic. Alpha Max's pack were thrilled to have a happy ceremony again after ages. Everyone were in their best behaviour and the town was thick with guests, arriving for the royal celebrations. All the Alphas from the surrounding kingdoms were invited, including the Alpha that rejected Helen. Alpha Bruno was the one who rejected Helen even when she was his destined mate. A werewolf has just one destined mate, however some werewolves are blessed by fate with a second-chance mate.

"Of course not, young lady. I know you wouldn't want to see him dead. And that's why I am giving you this one-time offer to do this the right way and we can avoid getting ourselves killed. It doesn't make sense that way. What do you say?" Alpha Dennison, despite his disconcerting mixture of seriousness and cheerful malice, wasn't to be trusted. He loved to kill and it wasn't the first time I had heard it. I had witnessed it, first-hand. "What's your offer?" My mother asked calmly. "It's simple." He returned, sounding a bit serious this time. "Surrender to me. And I will release these dogs." "How dare you!" I growled, almost leaving the pack and attacking him.

Cicy is grimacing inside of me - showing her own disgust. “Besides,” Jean cuts in again. “You know he’s the Alpha’s best friend. He can get away with anything. There’s no way he would be sanctioned.” “Jean, why don’t you just reject him?” I ask desperately. “I…I thought about that,” Jean admits. “But…you know what could happen.” Yes. Yes, I do. Rejecting a mate is not black and white. If one dares to do so then whoever initiated the rejection has to pay a large sum of money in damages. A very large sum.

"Please let me. I wanted to spend more time with you anyway, so please allow me. I absolutely don’t mind." Aria couldn’t speak anymore. She opened her lips and closed them again. "Agreed then. Where do you work?" Mitch answered for her: “The alpha’s turnout”

he mumbled but I am sure everyone heard it "If you don't remember she was given a lot of chances and besides, if you think she deserved a chance and that we were unfair with her, it clearly means you are disrespecting your Alpha's decision. You are free to go after your daughter and live with her" Alpha Black replied sternly "I am sorry Alpha, I didn't mean it that way, I would never do anything to disrespect you or put the pack in danger" he said, I could clearly see he was genuine and honest when he said that

Alpha Cane requested. “No, you may not; your input means nothing to me. Starting from this moment, all those who depend on this pack in one way or another will have to pay for it. Ten percent of your pack earnings would be sent directly to this pack; only then will you have access to anything belonging to this pack. You are dismissed.” “But Alpha…” “No buts.” Daemon said, silencing Alpha Zack. “I’ve passed the information; now leave, all of you.” One thing about Alphas is that they don't like being publicly disrespected, they had their egos to protect.

“Denied” They are getting frustrated and I don’t care. They are trying to separate me from what is mine. I put up a full Alpha aura making my eyes burn with gold. I put my full power behind my Alpha Command and unleash so much power at all four of them that the windows shake. “I AM YOUR ALPHA KING AND THIS IS MY PACK HOUSE. YOU HAVE BEEN NOTHING BUT DISRESPECTFUL SINCE THE COUNCIL MEETING YOU DECIDED ON THIS STUPID PROCESS. LADY LEWANA IS MINE AND YOU WILL NEVER SEPARATE US. FALL INTO LINE OR THERE WILL BE CONSEQUENCES FOR ALL”.

Elder Maera sat beside me and gently rubbed my hand between her palms, her thumb tracing slow circles over my knuckles. “I am truly sorry, my dear,” she said again, her voice low and sincere. “We failed you today.” I shook my head lightly, forcing a small smile. “It’s fine. I’m just glad the truth came out before things went further.” She studied my face for a moment, as if searching for cracks beneath my composure. Then she sighed softly and continued; “You should know that the Alpha did not remain silent because he doubted you. He is not a man easily intimidated, not by elders nor by tradition. But an Alpha must sometimes swallow words to protect his position.”

"Ignorant fool. Doesn't he get that people are going to die?" "I told him, but you were right. We should have waited." "To hell with me being right!" he sputtered, "it ain't going to fix the fact that the Alpha isn't looking at what's in front of him!" "He doesn't want us looking into it anymore, he said it's an act of defiance."

asked Glenda and the prisoner denied. “They are not shared with the elite,” the prisoner replied with a smile. “The Alpha is so paranoid that he only talks about it with the Beta and the witch. They are his support.” And his greatest weaknesses, Selene said. We asked him more questions and then let him rest, and then when we got home, Glenda looked at me with some restrained fury. “That kind of person deserves to die,” she said, annoyed. “It turns out that Alpha is more cunning than anyone else.”