Escaping The Rogue Alpha Novels & Stories

“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?

I didn’t know if I could go through another round of their type of punishment. Then, without warning he rose to his feet, his hands stretched towards me in a seemingly non-threatening manner. “I’m not here to hurt you Riven.” He said slowly, as though he was coaxing a child into behaving. “I’m here to talk, The Alpha wants to know more about you and the other rogue.” “My mother.” I muttered before even realising that I was speaking, my voice low and harsh. “What?” He frowned, tilting his head to the side.

“Good morning, Alpha.” “What can I destroy?” I asked him, still enraged. “The entire back half of the school hasn’t been touched. Everything down to the studs needs demolishing.” “Got it, have no one disturb me.” “Yes, Alpha.” It was hours later before I finally calmed down. I walked out to find only David there waiting for me. “Good evening, Alpha.” I acknowledged his greeting. We started heading back to the packhouse. “Do you think Jennifer should become the official Luna?”

"If you don't reject him, I'll have to declare him a rogue and banish him from this pack. We don't need him here." "You can't do that father. He is your subject! You can't maltreat your pack members for no reason! That will be outrageous!" I yelled. I couldn't believe my ears. Being declared a rogue was the worst thing that could happen to a werewolf — aside from being rejected. A rogue was an outlaw, one without a pack. He was sent out of his home to roam about the deadly forest alone. Rogues were helpless wolves without the protection of an alpha and they were open to any attack whatsoever

His eyes fixated on me, making me want to succumb to his ghostly expression. --- Mystique Luna's note: A few chapters before we would say goodbye to The Rogue Alpha Reverses the Time.

I wasn’t thirsty, I just needed a break from him. “Sure, wait right here for me.” I nodded in response, then the moment his back was turned, I walked off to try to lose him in the crowd. “Want to sneak away?” whispered a light-hearted voice in my ear. I jumped, spinning around to find Alpha Alexander of the Bridgewater Pack. “That would be very inappropriate,” I responded, avoiding eye contact. “Relax,” he replied with a small laugh. “It was just a joke. You looked like you were trying to escape.”

The door swung open, and Alpha David stepped out, looking every bit the menace he was rumored to be—windswept dark hair, piercing amber eyes, and an infuriating smirk curving his lips. His gaze flicked from Kevin to the weak excuse of a wedding convoy behind him. Then he turned to me, his smirk widening. “Well, well, Alpha Kevin,” he drawled. “Are you here to steal my Rogue Luna again?” When Alpha Kevin saw him, a flash of astonishment crossed his eyes, and he seemed momentarily unable to process what was happening. Suddenly, as if struck by a realization, he turned to Alpha David with a wary gaze. “I was going to ask you, Alpha David,As a rogue, what are you doing here in the Midnight Ridge

Fearing his wrath, they swiftly released me and backed away. No wolf could disobey a direct order from an alpha, especially a true Alpha, unless they were rogue. Rogues were banished or lone wolves who had lost their sanity and remained in their beast form with blood-red eyes. Known for their brutality and ruthlessness, they spared no one in their path, not even alphas. I rushed into his embrace, relief washing over me as I sought solace in his arms. He held me tightly, exuding the scent of fresh grass and musk. Tilting my head up, he gently held my chin and locked his ocean-blue eyes with mine.

Mark agreed with Jones along with her members. Blade would never deny that what Jones said to her was very tempting. He had a point. But she still won't set aside her duties as a warrior for their pack to pursue her dream. She tightened her grip. "Isn't it your dream, Captain? To become a member of the phantom? I am sure that this is an opportunity for you. We will support you. The Alpha won't be able to do anything since her daughter fled on her own accord." He paused and held her hands, which were still on his collar. "No one will also doubt you if you're fake or real since you're wolf is bigger than average. They will easily think that you're the Alpha's daughter. "