Forbidden Alpha Novels & Stories

“Then maybe you should tell me who these enemies are. You keep talking in circles, warning me about danger, but you never explain what’s really going on.” Aiden’s eyes flickered with something—frustration, maybe—but he remained silent for a long moment. Then he let out a low sigh, almost as if he was resigned to something. “There are other alphas, other packs, who would love to see me fall. We’re not just talking about power struggles within my own pack. There are rivalries that go back centuries, grudges that haven’t been settled. And now, with you here, they see an opportunity to exploit the bond.”

I replied. I completely forgot that Alpha has forbidden the under aged members from coming to the forest alone after sunset . Our neighboring packs are facing rogue attacks. This forest is near the borders, so Alpha made this decision for the safety of those who don't have their wolf yet. "How stupid of him to leave his wolf less girlfriend in this forest. " Alpha said. I was expecting Alpha to get mad at me for breaking the rule but he is cursing Mark instead. "I'm not his girlfriend. " I said, and he had that look as if I said something ridiculous .

Queen Melina had said to him as she placed her hand gently on his. Alpha George had smiled at her and stood up giving his beta an angry look as he said following him out, “It had better be serious as you claim it to be,” Alpha Gregor met the elders all murmuring amongst themselves and they immediately went silent greeting him when they saw him enter. “What is the issue all about?” He asked as he took his seat. “The Forbidden,” One of the elders said. “And what happened to the forbiddens?” Alpha Gregor asked as he tapped his fingers on his chair, getting irritated now.

No one can unilaterally reject an Alpha. "No! Never!"

“With me.” “You crowned yourself, Wren.” He sits up. Winces. “On camera. In front of the pack. You blood-bound them. You’re not Luna anymore. You’re something else.” “Then be something else with me.” “I’m Alpha,” he says. “I don’t bend. I break.” The bond goes arctic. He looks at Wrath. “Take them to the dungeon. Chain them. Or she walks.” Wrath looks at me. “Mother?” Sundown passed.

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?”

I watched as jaws dropped open with that announcement. But it had been a while since anyone had gotten any heavy-handed punishment. They needed to remember why I was the Alpha again. “Also, for trespassing against the alpha, it is forbidden for your family to marry into the alpha family unless they are fated for the next three generations.” Upon hearing the last order, John’s eyes widened as he staggered where he was until someone caught him. “The meeting is dismissed,” Ciro stood up at the same time I did, almost like we were in sync and we went to my house together.

"Read it and weep, Alpha." Richard snatched the paper. His eyes scanned the archaic script. His heart stopped. ...should any Omega or spouse of the Alpha line perish or be cast out due to the direct or indirect negligence of the Pack or its leadership, all fruits of said union shall be forfeit to the survivor's house, and the Alpha shall be barred from claim, lineage, or contact, to prevent the taint of the failure from passing to the next generation.

So this wasn’t new. “I will pardon you and your Pubs for the last time, but they won’t ever be Beta ever again. If you want your Pack to be in the combat to produce the Best Beta, find another set of Pubs. And there will be a punishment for them. They must serve as Omegas for six months after which they will make an undertaking to commit no crime no matter its less grief.” Alpha Morris said, and he stood up and walked into his chamber. There were murmurs in the whole hall. But only Alpha Benjamin and Alpha Lucas were in silence. Alpha Morris's words pierced into them. They know that nothing they say will change it. They will have to plan. And the plan must work unless it will be over with th

"But it’s a misnomer. It puts all the focus on the sex, when what’s really forbidden to Alphas is to form bonds that might interfere with their ability to serve the pack. An Alpha’s decisions should always benefit the Northwest. An Alpha’s family could serve as a tool of manipulation. Therefore, an Alpha shouldn’t have one.” “But what about an Alpha’s siblings? Those bonds can be just as strong. What about parents, or friends? What about platonic relationships, or— ”