Ex's Enemy My Alpha Novels & Stories

I looked up at him through my eyelashes. "You’re a monster," I retorted, too weak to pull myself up. He smiled wickedly. "Monsters keep their families safe," he defended picking up the photo and then tapped it with his finger. "And i'd be your end" I fired, with a troubled heart. The supreme alpha chuckled, he turned to one of the guard who was shaking in his boot. "I'd watch you try" he responded amused. He didn't even retaliate, like he knew I was too broken.

I breathed in hard, trying to get air, my voice dropping to a dangerous, low growl. ​"Fine," I said, pointing a finger at her. "Don't you dare think this is over. You think you’ve used me? You’re dead wrong." ​I snapped my head toward Seth, his eyes still glued on Elena. "Alpha King Seth," I whispered, "I don't know what game you guys are playing. But you just made me your biggest problem. You’re my arch-enemy now.." He glanced around, like he wanted to be sure his Lycan warriors were still behind him. He nodded and said, "bring it on."

No love. Just peace. He knew. I didn't love him anymore. His hand went to his chest. The place where the bond used to hum. It was silent now. Had been for hours. He just hadn't noticed until this moment. His wolf whined. A low, pitiful sound that turned heads in the terminal. Damon Greystone, the youngest Alpha of the Greystone Pack, stood in the middle of an airport and whined like a lost pup. And I walked away.

“I defeated you before.” “You did.” “And... I embarrased you too.” He laughed. “You made me realize how much I stil have to learn.” Serafina stared into the tea. People here, they were stange. Shadow Fang taught that defeat created enemies. But Black Fang treated defeat as a lesson. She still couldn’t understand it. Suddenly, the doors to the council chamber burst open. Raised voices echoed into the hallway immediately. “This is unacceptable!” Alpha Aldren stormed out first. His expression was darker than before. As he passed Serafina, his steps slowed. Their eyes met. For one strange moment, he looked almost shocked. Not angry or disgusted, but shocked.

The Alpha studied me for a long moment, then nodded once. “You are not a weapon,” he said. “You are a line.” Relief loosened something tight in my chest. “However,” he continued, “lines change the map.” I met his gaze steadily. “I won’t be hidden to make others comfortable.” A corner of his mouth twitched. “Good. Comfort breeds stagnation.” He turned to Marcus. “Your pack has a reckoning ahead.” “I know,” Marcus replied quietly. The Alpha looked back at me. “You will have enemies, Rose. Not today. Not tomorrow. But they will come.”

“You shouldn’t have to walk away with nothing while they live comfortably on the ruins of your life.” I didn’t know what to say. No one had ever said that to me before. I had been taught to endure. To sacrifice. To stay quiet and dignified while being torn apart piece by piece. And now this man; this Alpha from an enemy pack was offering me power… and vengeance. “Why?” I whispered. “Why would you do this for me?” His gaze softened further, something unreadable flickering in his eyes. “Because I don’t believe broken people should stay broken,” he said.

"Go somewhere else Alpha.” I leave. I had just returned about fifteen minutes later when Maren walked out of the chamber with her bag of medicine on her shoulders. She raises her head up at me without flinching. Thirty years of dealing with alphas had cured her of being impressed by them. "She will live. I release the breath I did not realize I was holding. "How bad?"

"Your enemy's enemy is your friend. I have a strong feeling that Alpha Orvyn will be more than glad to have you by his side in the war." I drew in a long sigh. Not after what I did to him. I recalled our encounter at the Tiger Mountain. By my own hands, I'd plunged Endor into his heart. The timely interruption of one of his warriors who I suspected to be his Beta stopped me from decapitating him. Alpha Orvyn would rather have my head on a fucking stake than extending a treaty to me. "I blew up my chance with him. He's never going to accept me." "You don't know that. All we have to do is try."

“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