Disguised Among Alphas: How I Befriended My Enemies Novels & Stories

But I spoke first. “Stop.” The word wasn’t loud. But it carried. The clearing fell silent again. Both Alphas looked at me. I stepped forward. Just one step. But the movement shifted the entire atmosphere. “I’m not a weapon,” I said evenly. “Not yours.” I looked at Kael. “Not yours either.” Then I turned to Darius. “And definitely not yours.” A faint smile tugged at the northern Alpha’s lips. “Well,” he said. “That’s refreshing.”

This is why you must never go out alone. He tilted his head, watching me with a perfectly unbothered expression. "Who is Kael Damen?" "He is the Alpha of the BloodFang Pack, our sworn enemy," I explained, leaning closer as if the monster himself could hear us. "He is a psychopath. Rumor has it that he is so brutal, he literally takes showers in the blood of his victims to maintain his strength. He is a merciless beast."

I thought of Alisha, of the twins and of Hilda, of Mark and Jacob and everyone else. “They’re all important to me,” I breathed. “I can understand that,” he said, and somehow I believed him. “My Alpha is also my best friend. We grew up together. If you want, I can find some way around this issue of ours.” I tried not to feel hope, but it was too late. The way he was offering to help bridge the gap between us rogues and his pack was in a way, entirely charming. “I’ll think about it,” I murmured. “If you can convince your Alpha to not kill us on sight.”

"Let me start from the beginning. When I was a child, I was close to my mother. We would do everything together. She was my best friend. But my father was a cruel man. He abused my mother. He would get drunk and beat on her when he got home. I would yell at him to stop. Beg him. But my mom told me it was okay and to go to my room. That everything will be okay in the morning. Of course, she never had bruises the next morning because she was a beta, and although betas heal slower than alphas, they do heal quite fast. I always knew what was happening. From the screaming and my mom...my mom begging my father to stop He never did. She couldn't ever get away. He was an alpha. He was stronger. The

Soon they stopped at a table that already had three people sitting at it. After sitting down at the table, Alex wrapped his arm around Ash once more. He then looked at his friends and smiled at them. As Ash looked at the three friends, he could sense that two of them were alphas and the other was a beta. The alphas were both male, and the beta was also male. It was making Ash feel uneasy, and he moved as close to Alex as he could. Alex could sense the boy's distress, so he pulled Ash's head towards his neck, letting the omega smell his scent. After a few minutes, Ash lifted his head, and when he did, he saw all of Alex's friends looking at him. Alex looked over at his friends too and growled

The two men who had each, in their own complicated ways, wanted me and lost their chance to claim it. "I didn't realize the three of you were enemies," I said, letting sarcasm bleed freely into my voice. "I assumed Alphas shared everything, thoughts, feelings, strategy sessions over tea." "We were never friends to begin with," he said, unbothered by the bite in my words. "I was counting on their pride to make them underestimate exactly what you're capable of. And it worked beautifully." "When did you decide this?" The question came out quieter than I intended.

She didn’t answer because everything he said was true. Kael continued, “But unlike you,” stepping in front of her, “I’ve always known what they were capable of. They’re not gods, they’re just spoiled, arrogant Alphas who always get what they want. I have always been cheated by them, but I’m done watching them take everything away from me.” Her brow furrowed. “But, they trusted you.” Kael gave a bitter laugh, “Trust? They don’t trust anyone, they don't even trust one another, let alone, me.” His words dug under her skin like a splinter, causing discomfort.

Those hypocritical alphas don't deserve to live in the same planet as us. "Don't think of anything else. I promise you, they are going to confess themselves today. Just watch what I'm going to do." I gave him a wink. He still looked confused, but he would understand soon enough when we get there. FLASHBACK ENDED Now that I'm here, I might as well just make sure that I study their faces in future so I know who would be my greatest enemies amongst them. I saw a lot of faces that I knew, and I was still waiting for the alpha of my pack to come with my father.

“You shouldn’t have to walk away with nothing while they live comfortably on the ruins of your life.” I didn’t know what to say. No one had ever said that to me before. I had been taught to endure. To sacrifice. To stay quiet and dignified while being torn apart piece by piece. And now this man; this Alpha from an enemy pack was offering me power… and vengeance. “Why?” I whispered. “Why would you do this for me?” His gaze softened further, something unreadable flickering in his eyes. “Because I don’t believe broken people should stay broken,” he said.

The man I had loved for all of my life who just choked me? My darling sister who twisted the truth? Or my parents that remain frustratingly passive to it all? There was not one person who cared for me anymore. If I ended it here, no one…would care…and all the pain would stop…it would… “Nothing be to a cozy fire on a cold night,” I freeze hearing that familiar syrupy voice, the muscles all over my body going stiff simultaneously. Tiana had come up to the fireplaces well. “Though I have to admit…” she continued hugging her shawl, “....the embrace of an Alpha lover comes close, I'm sure you'd agree.”