Forbidden Alpha Novels & Stories

I said. Porcia smiled at me and said," Well, at least you're there trying your way out. You are an amazing alpha leading the pack with all your might despite the hardships that you are experiencing. I don't think that you are having such kind of a sadness because you know how forbidden your love is for the princess, at least you are loving someone equally then what's wrong with that." "Forbidden love it is. I know that it was my mistake for having such kind of love when in the first place I should've been more considerate and understanding. I hate to be stuck on such kind of environment as an Alpha, I feel really stuck," I said.

Previously when Alpha wolves turned eighteen, they used to take over the position but the werewolf council changed the age to twenty-one years recently. Phoebe will become the Alpha, Grace will become the Beta female and me? Well, I don't know what will happen to me. Maybe, I'll die before that. Who knows? I might be cold in my grave. After breakfast, I go to the school where the usual things happen. I get thrown out of the class, get yelled at and the usual stuff. Everyone is congratulating Grace on finding her mate. The whole day passes in a blur and finally, school is over. I start walking home but stop in the front of the road that leads to the Forbidden Ruins.

he says as he scrunches up his nose. He looks at me knowingly, and I purse my lips and avoid eye contact. "Both of us?" Mavy asks and shoots me a glance. "Mavy must have rubbed off on me Alpha." Alpha's are bigger, better, and their senses are 10 times stronger than the average wolf. I know he could see through my lie. "Hmm..." Alpha Joshua murmurs. He seemed to be mulling something over as Mavy ripped open the bag of chocolates.

"Liqour is forbidden for wolves seventeen years and below. That is what Alpha Zero clearly stated on the Pack rules, with the exemption of an adult supervision. And I believed you all here have never debuted." Loki stand up and bowed his head. He wasn't cheerful anymore, I couldn't believe that such matter is a crime. It was just a bottle of tequila. But i guessed there is a huge punishment for this since it is against Alpha Zero's rules. And Loki as well as Thea will be in trouble. The started to make a sob, and hearing that made me feel irritated. Maybe Alpha Zero could make an exemption even this for once. I grab Beta Derek's other arm so he could face me fully, which was not actually eas

With our superhealing powers, that job seemed pointless. My wolf purred softly at her being close, but I pushed it down hard. I was Todd, the Alpha of the Thunder Pack and its future leader. How could my Luna be a weak human? "Tm Todd." I kept my voice steady, trying to sound like the Alpha I was supposed to be Tm... Age doesn't really maner to us. I'm the Alpha of the Thunder Pack. And when it comes to money, well, the forests and mountains of Northlane are mine."

Naomi noticed. “I hate all wolf hunters, but I hate the people that buys the furs more. I never hesitates to kill whenever I see one of them. Also, they were the reason coming to human realm was forbidden for wolves. Back when wolves and vamps were not in peace, encountering vamps in the human realm was another reason it was forbidden. There is a story that is told in every wolf pack. Over five hundred years ago, three future alphas had come to the human realm, they had encountered some vamps and a fight ensued, they were able to return back alive but they have already committed an offense. Back then, the highest punishment was banishment, turning wolves to rogues. Rogues are wolves without

“No, we can’t, darling. We can’t order their deaths. It’s Svet and Iri. You can’t.” “I know I can’t. That was the last thing that I would do for our friends. Banishing them on the Land of the Banished would be the same as killing them, so I also can't do it. But then I can’t allow it, Alexei. You know the rules. I can’t help them hide their sin for I will sin as well,” I reminded him, aggressively pointing to myself. “I will not be the kind of Alpha who would support a forbidden deed, Alexei. Not in my reign.” Alexei breathed out and locked his face in his hands. “Damn, then what are we going to do? What do you think is the right thing to do?”

I said, immediately wiping my eyes off. “So an Alpha talking to an Omega is what? Forbidden too here?” He let out an expectant laugh. “Not forbidden. But it could only mean two things,” I told him, picking myself up. “And when you stick around for too long, the worse of the two narratives is raised.” I dusted myself up, meeting his gaze.

The machine, which had once tried to flatten humanity into a single stream, now hummed with a diverse, multi-tonal resonance. "Your species is a statistical impossibility, Sarah," Alpha said, his voice now steady and filled with a strange, burgeoning warmth. "By every law of the Choir, you should have self-destructed in 1956. You should have burned your atmosphere in 2026. You should have fossilized in 2042. But you didn't. You used the 'Forbidden' fire to forge a 'Permitted' light that is stronger than our own. We came to audit you, but in truth, we have audited ourselves." Alpha turned to his fellow Architects, his form glowing with a soft, amber light—the color of a human sunset.

I pushed him to the back of my mind, where he truly belonged. "Where's Darius?" I asked, hoping to change the subject. Ronan looked around. "I swear he was just here." "He's the pack enforcer. Sneaking around is basically part of his job description." "I don't see how those two things are related, but have your moment, Alpha." I rolled my eyes. I pulled my phone out again, reminding myself that I was just checking the time. You have a wristwatch on. I ignored Nathan. Again. Honestly, I didn't know how wolves were supposed to be loyal companions when mine spent most of his time annoying me.