Forbidden Alpha Novels & Stories

Hayden goes straight to Allaya and entices her in a hug as if she was his jewel in the crown, his most prized possession. No fucking way! I did suspect it in the last days, but now it is all confirmed, another complicated element. As for me, Alpha Justin and Alpha Austin, we followed the vampire and the witch outside to ensure that they will leave and hopefully never come back. I know that’s out of the question, they’ll be back in less than one month to attend the Alpha Ceremony. “Something like this should never happen again, coming to our territory and threatening our guests! It surely doesn’t go in hand with the treaty signed before the Council of Magic. You will be reprimanded, this will

Getting a weird feeling in my chest when he stressed in that statement "When you say 'all' do you mean ALL ALL ways"? I asked holding my breath praying It wasn't what I was thinking " unfortunately It is Luna " Yousef said with a sorry face " we have to make sure we leave no stone unturned , I know the Alpha might have been a little bit harsh , but please if you could just cooperate for tonight, you'll be doing a huge favour for not just the Alpha but for us all" Yousef said as he tapped his shoe on the marble floor

There was a point that I probably would have, but I stopped myself. I knew the implications of being with a human and, as the son of the Alpha, I couldn't afford to indulge in such. I had a duty to uphold the laws of our pack. My father's expression softened, and he placed a hand on my shoulder. "If you think you can't handle being around her anymore, then I think it's best you stay home for your transformation." I considered his words, weighing the risks and I refused to back down. I wouldn't let a some fragile human girl have such an effect on me. I was an Alpha, destined to lead and I would not be swayed by my urges, no matter how intoxicating her scent was.

and I wondered if it was just because of the throne or there was something else. If you think that this man called Alpha Xavier Fernández will fall in love with you, a mere Omega, then you're in for a rude awakening girl. I scolded myself mentally. I gritted out. Damn it! Even my own mind was against me. Perhaps I was too driven by my fantasy to pay full attention to reality. All of these might as well remain in my head and I was living in my own world which was entirely different from his. Maybe we were simply never meant to be. And besides, never was it known that an Omega and a slave had successfully been betrothed to an Alpha of a pack. Some considered it an abomination.

I bet his lips are warm and soft, a contrast to his hard body. My cousin is so lucky, I sigh. I lean against the kitchen island that is crowded with different drinks, alcohol and sodas. I can see them from where I stand, and I watch as Stephanie reaches back to wrap her hand into Luca's hair. "Stop being a fucking weirdo!" Lilith snaps at me, "You seriously need to get over him. You should get laid tonight." I snort, finding the thought ridiculous. There was no one here that interested me, no one but Luca.

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?”

The Forbidden Alternative He turned back to the Alpha. “Fine. You said a life is one way.” He swallowed. “What’s the other?” The Alpha’s molten eyes narrowed slightly, as if weighing whether to speak. Z-04 crackled with static. “Alternative protocol is forbidden. Do not disclose.” Z-03 shifted, armor groaning softly. “They deserve to know.” Z-04 hissed: “Revealing the alternative risks total network failure.” Elias stepped closer. “Network failure sounds great right now, actually.”

“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.”

“What are you looking for?” I snapped my gaze back to him. “Nothing.” But it was a lie. My chest ached with the memory of him—the Alpha who had saved me. A sudden roar of voices shattered the music. The drums stopped. Gasps echoed. Tom and I spun toward the noise. Two packs clashed in the center of the clearing—ours and the Lightning Pack. Shouts filled the night, fists flying, teeth bared. It was chaos, forbidden and reckless. Without thinking, I rushed forward, shoving my way between them. “Stop!” I screamed. “If you don’t, we’ll all be punished!”

"If you want to stay alive, I suggest you leave now." "We'll leave, but this woman is ours," the Rogue leader insisted, still not backing down. "You're not in a position to negotiate," the man replied. Before any of us could react, he was on the Rogue leader. His speed was blinding. With a swift move, he grabbed the Rogue leader by the throat and lifted him off the ground. His strength was beyond anything I had ever seen in a werewolf. He was an Alpha—faster, stronger than even the ones I knew.