Disguised Among Alphas: How I Befriended My Enemies Mga Nobela at Kwento

was no longer hiding. The Alpha had his divorce. But the enemy was giving me a war.

Daphne would twist Justin around her finger, turn his loyalty against me, and before long, the alliance we’d just formed would start to crumble. I had seen it before. I had lived it. And now, another Alpha was about to learn the same painful lesson I once did — that sometimes, the most dangerous enemy doesn’t come with claws or teeth… but a pretty smile and a soft voice that knows exactly what to say.

It must have seemed like I just wanted some trouble but there was a way I could go about this and still achieve my results if I truly wanted to put my mind to it. It was something that I wouldn't have to think so much to achieve but at the same time I would have to have a measure of familiarity to do this. "Everyone I meet wants to dissect me. I hope you're not one of them." He said softly, watching me carefully as though to assess my answer and then give me something that I would not forget. "I see you Mr Alpha. Even if no one does. I know how kind you can be and how ruthless you are when it comes to dealing with the enemies. I don't blame you though. They deserve everything that they are g

I got back and went straight to my room, I was tired after strolling for almost half of the day, I stripped off my clothe and dash into the bathroom, I decided to use the Jacuzzi today as I was tired and feeling hot, I mixed my bathe and got into the water, my body sink deep into the bathtub with only my head relaxing at the edge of the Jacuzzi. I was tired, I feel like there is a deep-rooted hatred inside of this Parkhouse, so many mysteries. How do I find out who the Alpha sworn enemy is? The Alpha’s brothers are all crazy and mysterious. They all fight against each other like sworn enemies but when there’s trouble they are like one happy family fighting together and caring about each othe

Sophie wiped her face, trembling but alive. I held them all close for a moment. Then I looked up. The Silver Creek wolves who remained were watching us from the edge of the clearing. Their eyes burned with hate. “You saw what happened,” I said loudly. “Your Alpha chose this.” No one answered. One by one, they shifted and ran into the forest. I knew what that meant. I was now their Enemy and enemies never forgot. The forest seemed to hold its breath as the last of them vanished into the trees. I knew word would spread fast, faster than fire.

he said, looking at Fidelis, who stood close to him, “shared the pack's secrets with him. They str from the same plate and went hunting together. But today, a friend has become an enemy.” Again, the people murmured, muttering words that were as disjointed as pieces of paper. But whatever each said to the other, it was obvious, by their countenance, that they didn't approve of their alpha's action. “He has always given everything to defend the pack. How can he be considered an enemy? Surely, the alpha must mistake him for that stranger,” one said to the other, furious. “We should wait to hear what the alpha has to say,” the other said, sounding cautious. “I'm sure there is more than we know.”

The air was filled not only with the fragrance of celebration but also with the shared bonds of neighboring packs coming together in unity. As we engaged in conversations with fellow Alphas, an unexpected ripple disrupted the smooth flow of the evening. My attention was momentarily diverted by the presence of a figure I had harbored resentment towards. There he stood, not far from Alpha Malcolm, a deceptive smile adorning his features like a carefully crafted mask of congeniality.

“And I have never been more proud of them but I can't say the same for your people in fact, I feel sorry for them, I would have hang myself if I had such incompetent Alphas.” “Why you…” the stupid Alpha growled. “Enough,” I snapped. Everywhere went silent. I had no time to listen to a fight ignited by a fool. I turned to the stupid Alpha and his accomplices. I forced a smile. “I'm sorry about what happened, none of us expected it,” I said, bowing my head a little. “The other Alphas are withdrawing!” someone shouted. “They say it’s better to surrender than to end up dead!” “What do you mean withdraw?”

“Not between enemies.” The words settled between them. Aria’s chest tightened slightly. “You’re very sure my father is your enemy.” Kael’s gaze sharpened. “He invaded my territory tonight.” “That might be because he thinks you kidnapped his daughter.” Kael paused. “That’s a fair point.” Aria sighed. “So we have an Alpha war, a secret father, and a mysterious bond that I don’t understand.” Kael nodded. “That sums it up.” She looked toward the door again. “Then I guess we should leave.”

“I know, and that's what makes you good people. When I realized you all live in the woods, I had thought that you were. All rogues, but then, you don't smell like one. When you told me about you being a hermit and about the Lycan, Alpha, I could already tell what must have happened for you all to have left the pack just like that.” “Your Majesty, we wish we could tell you what we actually passed through in the hands of Alpha. He was the worst of them all and-” “You don't need to hide anything about him. I already know what you're talking about. But then it would interest you all to know that Alpha Stark is actually my enemy too, so you have nothing to worry about him.” Both men took quick gl