Escaping The Rogue Alpha Novels & Stories

My fear didn’t disappear—it twisted. Curled tight in my chest and became something else. Not panic. Not terror. Something raw. Something painful. Something dangerously close to love. DEREK I didn’t take my eyes off the rogue. “I’m worth more than a child,” I said evenly. “I’m Alpha of Silverclaw. I’m your way out.” The rogue’s face contorted—shock, then disbelief, then something almost like amusement. “And then what, Alpha?” he scoffed. “I let him go and you come with me? So I can have a knife in my back the second I turn around?”

Smith said, letting a puff of smoke out of his lips. "Smith! You're the son of the Alpha and Luna of the Golden Crescent Pack and if there's anything that's demanded of you, it is total compliance with the rules of the pack. Running away from home and living in a penthouse is not typical for an alpha wolf like you! Do you even have any idea that one day you'll be the Alpha of your pack? Or you just want to live as an outcast all your life!" Alex said in a high-pitched tone. In this instant, Smith knew he had to do something to calm his friend down because Alex is not one to get angry or raise his voice at anyone irrespective of how pissed off he felt.

The city, the darkness, the endless night… it all fades, leaving me standing in a place that is neither here nor there, a limbo between worlds. Here, I understand, is where I must wait, where I must learn and grow. The presence, the city, the mirror… They are things that I must confront and accept. And so, I wait, suspended in the in-between, the Alpha within growing stronger, more resilient. For Hadley, for my pack, I will face the darkness, and when I finally awake, I will be whole again.

Anita stepped forward, but I caught her arm. "Please don't," I said, knowing it wasn't worth it. Then I turned to the woman. "We apologize. It won't happen again." "Of course it won't," she said with a chuckle, and walked out. I watched the door close behind her and sank onto the floor, my mind circling back to the same question. The Rogue Alpha was powerful enough to run an entire island settlement, powerful enough that his people abducted carefully chosen targets. And somehow, against every sensible instinct I possessed, a small part of me still remembered his note. *I'll find you.*

I want you to be happy, I wan—” “That's bullsh*t and you know it. You tried to kill my mate, father.” “No Kaheel, I tried to kill a rogue.” “She's not a rogue anymore, my mark's on her neck…that mark should've made it impossible for you or anyone else to hurt her.” “She's not a right match for you, so—” “It's funny how the goddess didn't think that since she really is my mate; my true mate, not just a random girl that I marked.” “True mate…? She couldn't be your true mate…a rogue and an alpha king, the goddess is not crazy.”

Damn it, it's not like I have a choice and I sure as hell wouldn't serve myself and Hannah on a silver platter to this damned rogue. I picked up Hannah without breaking eye contact with the rogue. "There's no need. We're going back." I said without trying hard not to sound in fear, but I was already trembling on my knees and my heart was beating fast. I took a step back. "Why are you going back so soon? Stay here, let's play, and I'll make you some dinner." Dinner?! As if! I know me and my sister will be your dinner, you crazy fuck! My tensed jack clenched in nervousness, "Our Alpha is looking for us."

The next morning, there was pandemonium every where and the cause of it was the fact that some members of the pack had began to experience major transition and so it was a thing of worry when, one of the pack members having experience a transition took his pup and killed her. The Alpha was in a confused state; he did not know what to do for he had never seen anything of it's kind like this in his entire life. The doors of the chambers opened... revealing Leo, Valerie and the rogues. Simingly, the Alpha had summoned them to assist him in solving this problem plaguing his pack. "This hasn't happened in my entire existence. I never believed what Alpha Jaden told me about witches till this very

I added, walking away. "I'm sorry, Alpha, but I don't think it's possible," he suddenly said. "And why is that?" I asked in anger. "Alpha Chris and the Coyotes escaped," he said as a loud bell sound rang in my head. "What do you mean they escaped?" I asked, taking mighty strides toward them. "How?" "Greg, what's going on?" I asked in anger. "Alpha," he tried saying. "How many days have I been here?" "A week, Alpha."

(Ares POV) Our car slowly entered in the Rogue Alpha’s territory and my heart was thudding loudly against my ribcage. I don’t want to let down my father because It is the first time in my life that he asked me something and I didn't have the power and courage to say no to him. Although, I said Yes to him but I didn’t know a bit about this alpha, whom I was supposed to meet and convince to sign a deal with us. It was near to impossible but I have no other way. Father already informed me that he asked every single alpha for help but they all refused to offer any help to us, It was our last hope. I take a few deep breaths to calm my erratic heart. A big white and grey color building was standin

“The results are… promising.” The Alpha’s icy gaze slid from Zero to me. It felt like being dissected by a scalpel made of frost. He could smell the lie. He could feel the tension, the unspent energy of a plan aborted. “I see that,” the Alpha said, his words measured. He took a single step into the pit, his guards fanning out behind him, blocking the exit. “The entire stronghold felt the… disturbance. It seems your mate’s abilities are more volatile than we anticipated.”