Fated To The Beta Novels & Stories

The previous day’s events came crashing towards me as I recalled how I had fought everyone and even Steve. But even the details of my fight with him were hazy. I wasn’t sure if I had really defeated him or it had just been my imagination before I had slumped to the ground. Hesitant, I only gave her a small smile and looked around, “Have you seen the alpha?” She shook her head, “We were told by the beta and gamma that he was busy with something and not even go looking for him, any issues that we had could go to them both. So, I am not really sure….”

But, could I become this pack's Alpha? The seemingly friendly future Gamma kept his eyes on me the entire time he led me to the audience hall. I could see mockery appearing in his expression and quickly fading. It wasn't difficult to guess what they all thought about me. In their eyes, I was a Beta, someone who wasn't born to lead but to follow the leader. I couldn't blame them for it; I was from the Beta family after all. I was raised to be a beta, and I had never felt the need to rise above the rank of second in command.

Jason POV I had been Alpha of my pack for a whole week and already they were doing better than under my father. My sister even found her mate when I took over. I didn’t have a beta at the time of the ceremony but Kyle had been an Alphas assistant and he was perfect for my sister. So I chose him as my Beta. I didn’t really have friends growing up just training companions. At least that’s what father called all of the wolves that played with us when little. Not that I blamed any of the wolves in our pack for not being my friend. Who would with my father being my father.

' The Beta pulled him out of the trance he had fallen into and he dropped to his knees, burying his face into his hands ["WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!!"] Rafa rolled from within. ["I killed our Mate, it's what I've done."] The Alpha Of Alphas rose slowly to his feet and faced the training ground once more, ignoring the tears streaming down his face as he stared at the lifeless form lying there. "You have asked a question, My Beta..." He spoke softly. "Fate is when you've spent forty years without a Mate and when the Luna Goddess decides to give you a Mate she gives you a Tiger and not just any Tiger your enemy for a Mate, that is fate, My Beta."

She didn't sugarcoat anything, and right now, her words hit a little too close to home. I laughed it off, but the word "beta" stuck in my mind. Damien's friends threw around terms like that sometimes. Alpha this, Beta that. Like they were in some secret club. I figured it was just guy talk, maybe from video games or frat stuff. But Damien had this commanding presence sometimes, like he could lead a room without trying. Not like an alpha wolf or anything crazy; that was just my imagination running wild from all those romance novels I read late at night. "Come on, Lori. It's not that bad. Tonight's gonna be perfect. He'll see me in this dress and remember why he proposed."

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and “the alpha’s claim.” I clenched my fists, heart hammering. I wasn’t sure what it meant exactly, but I knew I was in deeper than ever. That afternoon, I ran into Ronan, one of Kade’s closest packmates, near the market. He gave me a long, appraising look. “Not many humans survive what you did,” he said quietly. “And even fewer get claimed.” I forced a smile. “I don’t even know what that means.” He shrugged. “It means you’re part of this world now. Whether you like it or not.”

His wolf sensed that she had turned seventeen not long ago. Could the moon goddess have finally made a mistake after pairing a wolf shifter with their fated mate for years? The Beta thought. "Good morning, Beta Tyde. Ms. Isabella Banks is transferring to your class for this new school term," said Mr. Francis, the principal. When the principal did not hear a response from Beta Tyde, he called out again, "Beta Tyde." Beta Tyde was so confused because he had found his fated mate before the full moon, which was supposed to occur in three months, and she was not yet considered an adult. He forgot the principal was in the classroom next to his tiny fated mate.

As I waited for the return of Tyler I decided that I had to do something about it to stop Tyler from achieving his plans I sat on the edge of my bed, lost in thought. I couldn't shake the memory of the conversation I had earlier with my Beta. It was the words my Beta had said that stuck with him - "Tyler would have made a great Alpha." Tyler. The name alone brought back memories that I had kept locked away for years. Memories of when we were young and had just lost our father, leaving our mother to raise us alone. I had always known I was destined to be an Alpha, but Tyler's destiny was not so clear. Tyler pledged himself to be a loyal Beta, and I always admired my brother for his unw

Even the music had been turned down so that people could better hear the free show this mutt and I were providing. “Date? He’s your mate! Are you seriously going to reject your Goddess given fated mate? An Alpha? Just like that?” This probable best friend, the Beta guy, whisper-yelled at me. He seemed incredulous that anyone would want to reject an Alpha or their fated mate. These wolf boys tend to grow up idolizing the Alpha heir. Deluded idiots. But Beta guy hadn’t seen the sneer or heard the disgust in his voice a few minutes ago. Or maybe he had. It didn’t matter either way. “I have a pretty good idea,” I mumbled. I wanted to get away from this whole situation.