Escaping The Rogue Alpha Novels & Stories

Marcus barked a laugh, “as if you have a say in the matter.” “She may not,” Alpha Jackson growled, “but I do.” “Pardon me, Alpha?” Melanie asked, failing to hide the surprise in her words. It was rare the witch was caught surprised or unprepared. The alpha stood taller, chin raised as he towered above us, “she is a rogue. She has crossed into my territory. She is mine, to deal with as I see fit.”

I froze with even more dread on seeing who it was. Rhys. I’d heard stories of him. The Rogue Alpha. The one who was rumored to rule the borderlands with his own law. He was drop-dead gorgeous as the tales read, almost as much as he was scary. Looked like he emerged right from the front page of a horror story, and he was the hottest villain in the book. “You’re in my boundary,” He spoke flatly, drawing me out of my thoughts. “Give me one reason not to kill you right now.”

Said the alpha “Don’t give us orders we are not your pack, we might be rogues but we have brains too, not all of us are savage you know. “Said the leader of the rogue pack that occupies the land right below the snow mountain. “I never said that, but you can also agree that this is a good plan.” Said the alpha “I agree, I will talk to my sister then we will be ready, but you better keep your word, or your pack will be next on our target list. We do need land you know; we can’t keep hiding in this mountain we need pack lands; we have pups here and this environment is not conducive to raise them.” The alpha nodded. “after the attack you can claim that land, I have no use for it, however, keep y

But fear. “…You’re sure?” his voice cut through the quiet. One of the rogues nodded quickly. “I saw it myself.” The Alpha’s eyes narrowed slightly. “…Say it again.” The rogue swallowed. “She’s not normal.” A low chuckle escaped the Alpha. “None of them are.” “No,” the rogue insisted quickly. “This one is different.” That caught his attention. The Alpha tilted his head slightly. “…Different how?” The rogue hesitated, glancing briefly at the others before speaking again.

“Good. Daphne is outside, waiting to take you to your room, but before that, tell me about the rogue Alpha you saw today.” Surprised and horrified, I looked up into the endless blue of Malachi’s eyes. “A rogue Alpha?” “We had suspicions for a while now, but today, I am sure about it.” Malachi gave a rueful smile. “You felt it too, didn’t you? The power emitting from the rogue wolf?” I don’t know what surprised me the most; the news of the rogue Alpha or the fact that Malachi had watched me interact with the rogue Alpha. Was that why the rogue fled? Because it sensed his presence?

The Alpha, seeing his pack warriors being circled up by the rogues, made his blood boil. Erik stepped forward to the rogues while growling at the enemies. His presence holds so much power that even rogues will feel the pressure. Some became hesitant about attacking, and some rogues were waiting for their companions to move. One rogue couldn't handle the tense atmosphere and attacked Erik, but one rogue couldn't hurt the most powerful Alpha. Much less kill him. In an instant, the head of the attacker rolled to the ground. Alpha Erik, who is called the strongest and ruthless, is seen in this scene. The members who saw their Alpha fighting started killing the other rogues to get near their Alph

I wasn't even the eldest son; I had an older brother, Tony, who was the future Alpha, but he died the same day as my sister, and the title fell onto me. You see, once upon a time, we lived on packlands, but I was never happy. I didn't like the life that I had. Don't get me wrong, my parents were incredible people, and I was as close to my brothers and sister as anyone can be, but I just didn't want the pack life. That's why I was glad that I wasn't the firstborn son, the future Alpha of the pack. I didn't want any role to be put on me because what no one knew was that I was planning on leaving the pack when I turned 18. I planned on going Rogue and living a normal life.

I said to Jonathan softly, and his frown deepened. “The Alpha has made a decision; there is no going back now,” the rogue said with a smile, and almost immediately, the others behind him started howling loudly. “Trust me, Jonathan, I know what I’m doing,” I whispered to him. Even though I could see in his eyes that he didn’t believe me, he stepped aside and let me handle it. “How long will it take?” I asked the rogue, and he grinned. “That shouldn’t be your concern right now, Alpha Aeros. Your concern should be that she isn’t discovered by the humans before we get to her, or else things could get ugly really fast. After all, you know just how vicious humans can be to species, not exactly lik

The Alpha snapped vehemently, shutting the rogues up. Stephan would have chuckled at his friend’s impatience, but he kept quiet, expecting to hear some answers from the now scared rogues. “You won’t get anything out of us, your turn is over anyway,” The other rogue spoke spitefully, confusing both the Alphas, but his next line, left a wave of uneasiness to wash over them. “We don’t need to attack again after all, everything has fallen into place.” He spat, and without a warning, the rogue along with his partner, jumped straight off the cliff.

“Here is the balance as promised. I do keep to my words.” The man chuckles. “Money!.... You should have brought this earlier. But you are still welcome. We are back to business. So what do you want?” “I want you to shut your mouth. Also, the boys and you need to be on watch out. The Rogue Alpha came to my home. He is asking questions about the death of my friend. Keep yourselves hidden for long. I will always send money across.” “That fucking Alpha. How did the Rogues get into this?”