Escaping From My Ruthless Alpha Novels & Stories

Running away with an Alpha who was no savior. An Alpha who could be my undoing.

I said as I fought back my tears. “It’s not. Unfortunately, it’s not. I walked in on the scene, and the Alpha was dripping in their bl**d. He escaped the moment he noticed that other people were walking in on the scene.” I started to lose my appetite, I don’t know what to think right now, I just want to talk to Ralph. I just want to get out of here, away from everyone, I’ve had enough of the lies and manipulation, I don’t know who is lying anymore. I don’t like feeling this way, it’s not good for me or my pups.

Aliya I didn’t even realize I was shaking until the room around me started to blur. One moment, Alpha Kai’s fingers were digging into my arm, his eyes that unnatural burning yellow, his voice snarling that he owned me, then Jackson stepped in, touched him, and everything snapped like a thread pulled too tight. And Kai let me go. And I immediately ran.

People began to murmur in the crowd. The werewolf priest repeated himself, but I didn’t say a word. Kai reached for my hand. I turned to him. “Baby, are you okay?” Beside him was that bodyguard who had shown me the video of Alena and Eugene earlier. I swallowed. I turned to him, and suddenly people began to scream. I jerked my head around and gasped. “Max,” I whispered Alena’s distant cousin. He was the Alpha of the root pack. They were rivals to our pack. Sworn enemies.

I closed my eyes, trying to breathe. What had I gotten myself into? I thought escaping Lyon would give me peace. But now, I realized… being tied to an Alpha was never something I could run from. Not even if I tried.

Conviction. “The Alpha is harsh. His ways are strict, sometimes merciless. But he is not without reason,” she said, her voice steadier now. “He carries burdens you don’t yet understand. He protects us.” “He protects his power,” I snapped, the memory of his lips still burning on mine. “His control. His right to take whatever he wants, to make everyone fear him. That’s the truth, isn’t it? How can you call it protection when his very presence is a threat to my freedom?”

He clasps our right hands together and attempt to resume where he left off. I push him heavily this time and scream. "I, Anna Fairchild reject you Jace CruelHart as my mate." I curse myself the moment the words falls from my lips. The whole hall goes quiet. I look at my feet unable to look at the face of the one I had just betrayed. "Where has it ever been heard that an omega rejects an Alpha blood?" "Those gold and sequins on her body are courtesy of the Alpha's family. They took her in when..."

Normally, we'd run, but the new Alpha didn’t want me bruised or dirty, so here I was, contained and transported like a thing to be delivered. I kept my gaze on my hands, on the ragged cuticles I’d worried about with my teeth. My wolf whimpered in my head, its own distress clawing at me, pleading to run. The past three days, he’d urged me to try, whispering that escape—death, even, would be better than this fate awaiting me. But I couldn’t risk it. Alpha would only hunt me down and give me to the North River Alpha anyway. My suffering was what he wanted, not my death. The car finally stopped. Before I could so much as breathe, the warriors’ hands clamped down on my arms, hauling me out and up

As the rogue men leered at her, their sinister intentions palpable, she silently vowed to herself that she would find a way to escape their clutches and reclaim control over her own destiny. Meanwhile, Alpha Nathan, miles away from the unfolding chaos, paced restlessly in his study. His mind raced with worry and frustration, his thoughts consumed by the safety and well-being of his beloved mate. Suddenly, his phone buzzed, snapping him out of his anxious reverie. He reached for it, his heart pounding in his chest as he saw an unknown number on the screen. With a mix of trepidation and determination, he answered the call. "Alpha Nathan," a distorted voice on the other end of the line spoke, i