Forbidden Alpha Novels & Stories

I said to him. "Sorry for the intrusion, my lord. I have a message from the elders." He opened the scroll and read. "We the elders have come up with a verdict. You Alpha Chris have a year to find a mate who would be our Luna, failure to do so, your reign as alpha will come to an end." Orvyn is this the best you could come up with? I'll prove you wrong, I thought, clenching my fist. "Is that all you have for me? Tell the elders that I agree with their verdict."

That feeling. The way it had She inhaled softly, pushing the thought away. No. Not now. “If it comes to that,” Alpha said finally, “we deal with it when it does.” It wasn’t a perfect answer. Selene could tell. Some of them weren’t satisfied. She heard it in the small shifts, the quiet exhales, the way a few glances were exchanged. But no one challenged him. Not directly. “What we cannot afford,” he added, “is division.”

"But this does not prove that Boris did anything." Weldon nodded in agreement. "We understand, Luna Mother, that this evidence may not directly implicate Boris. However, we are aware of other wrongdoings he has been involved in." Weldon delved back into the folder, retrieving another paper. "You're aware that it's illegal for Alphas to exploit their Alpha's Order for personal gain. Boris abused his Alpha's Order to coerce my sister into marriage. These statements are from the Alpha Father, former Beta, and former Delta who witnessed the event."

She shook her head slowly, breaking my gaze. "Why not?" I asked again, impatience bristling my spine. She was stubborn alright! I had never met an omega that could be stubborn and at the same time looked so timid She pursed her lips together for a couple of seconds, contemplating what to say before she bit her bottom lip. "Could that be possible? An omega like myself staying with an Alpha and sharing the same bed? Never heard of that in my entire life." "As an Alpha, I can make anything possible, I can bend the rules as I deem fit. Now, that is the last thing you should be worried about, Crystal."

“You attack someone over a piece of jewelry? What will you do next time she upsets you—kill her?” I glared up at him, pain extended from my wrist. “Why don’t you ask her what she did? What she said about my mother’s brooch—” “I don’t care if she threw it in the damn ocean!” he roared, cutting me off. “That does not justify this!” His words were the final blow. Tears streaming down my face. “Well, it’s done. So how does the great Alpha plan to ‘discipline’ me now?” “It seems I can’t,” he said, his voice sounded like ice. “Guards! Take her to the containment cells. Charge her with deliberate assault. Three days’ solitary confinement.”

His wounds festered, unhealed, for the fruit’s fleeting power had drained away. The Alpha stood, towering, his blue eyes burning like twin blades of ice. His voice rumbled through the hall, commanding silence. “You are foolish,” he thundered, “to believe the whispers of a witch without seeking truth. Your greed clouded your judgment and made you vulnerable.” The man whimpered, pressing his forehead to the stone floor. “The tree is forbidden because it carries consequences… consequences you now bear.” The Alpha’s gaze sharpened. “Did she tell you? No. She let your greed blind you.”

the scarred Alpha demanded. “No,” I said. “I think consequence exists regardless of my compliance.” He studied me coldly. “Then you leave us no choice.” I felt the fire stir—not violently, but attentively. “Make it,” I said. Gasps rippled through the crowd. The Alpha’s eyes flashed. “We will move to contain this instability. Any pack hosting unaligned gatherings will be sanctioned.” “And how,” I asked softly, “will you justify that without becoming the threat you claim to prevent?”

He listened like a scholar finally hearing a primary source after years of second-hand reports. By the time I finished, night had fully settled. Park lamps threw long shadows across the grass. I felt empty, scraped clean. Marcus stayed quiet for what felt like forever, thinking. “Alpha Victor is a major figure in our files,” he said at last. “His expansion moves are a serious concern. He exploits every loophole in your laws and ignores human ones completely. A marriage alliance tying his bloodline to the Blackwell pack would create an almost unstoppable force. This pregnancy—if it’s real—is a brilliant play.”

She could feel his eyes on her snd it made her worry that her charcoal contouring might smudge. “Logic is all well and good, Commander,” a younger Alpha named Alpha Berin interrupted, a sly smirk playing on his lips. He was the district Alpha of Eryndor known for having three different mistresses within his palace walls alone. And that was minusing the ones he had in several districts across crescent moon. “But a man needs more than just logic to keep his blood warm. Speaking of warmth… the banquet last night was quite the display, wasn't it?”

He's been my tormentor and has been trying to frustrate me for years. "Get the fuck out of my mansion, all of you. If you can't figure out a way to settle this mess, then you're not worth being my counselors and Pack Elders. I don't know how I appointed dumb skulls like y'all!" I spat out and walked away, but someone said something. "Giving him the rogue is a better solution, Alpha. She's forbidden, and Alpha Cairo can help with the process since that's his specialty, and..." I turned to Kai, who bowed at me.