Forbidden Alpha Novels & Stories

I am a genius. “Naked, and I could feel the pain radiating from my, you know…" I stop. “Shhhh! Don't say a word, I swear I am going to look for that son of a bitch, and I am going to murder him for touching my mate. The Alpha's mate, he is going to wish that he was never born.” He swears. "And please never say that you are used goods again, you hear me." I nod, somehow I feel jealous for the person who will actually be loved by this guy. He isn't my taste though.

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

“Be warned” For a long time, I stared at the write up, trying to read through the curly perfect hand writing to see if there was any secret message I was missing but nothing. Not even a single additional alphabet. I stared at every single corner of the paper but nothing. It was as good and as empty as it could be. Could this really mean what I was thinking. It just seemed too good to be true. There was no fucking way I would believe that he, Alpha Rex had forgiving everything I had done, every damage I had caused and moved on. Warning me not to do that again.

How long before this exploded in our faces? Everything in the room went still. The kind that makes your ears ring. A few alphas straightened in their chairs,their attention snapping to me like a trigger had been pulled. One of them—a thickset man from the southern pack, Alpha Dresden sat forward, his nostrils flaring. “Did she just say Alpha bond?” Another, with salt-and-pepper hair and sharp amber eyes, scowled. “That’s impossible. It’s never been done.” “I thought it was outlawed,” muttered a third, voice tight with disbelief.

"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— ”

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."

Thorne continued, sounding proud about their father-child bond. Raven felt sick at the lies. He cut in, cold and threatening. “When I was three, your other precious gift was already born into another family.” Thorne had cheated and had another child at that time. Thorne laughed angrily, staring at him. “Wolves are born hoping to become Alphas, and you reject the title like it means nothing,” he said coldly, sipping his whiskey. “I am an Alpha. Of my own pack,” Raven said, forcing himself to stay calm.

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.

After a brief silence, I spoke softly, "I’m living well here. I haven’t thought about him in a long time. Besides, we no longer have anything to do with each other. How he lives has nothing to do with me." Daisy sighed again and continued, "The elders grew deeply dissatisfied with the Alpha, especially after his wolf was injured. More opposition arose within the pack… The Progenitor didn’t speak up for him. He said this was the Alpha’s—no, Adrian’s—sin, and that he must spend the rest of his life atoning to you." My fingers twitched slightly, but I said nothing. "Not long ago, civil war broke out within the Whitefall Pack. Adrian was stripped of his Alpha status… His wolf died completely. No

"That is the part that was erased. Not just the Thorne claim. The mate clause." Nobody spoke. The fire popped. "The mate clause," Marcus said slowly. "It means a Thorne may take a mate from any pack. Even Ashwood." "Even the Alpha of Ashwood." My breath hitched. "The old law was a lie, Marcus. The treaty says the opposite. Damon wrote the forbidden bond rule to hide it. He made it forbidden so that Lyra Thorne and an Ashwood Alpha could never be named together on the Founding Stone." "Because together," Titus said, "they would hold the valley by blood and by bond. Twice over. And no one could touch them."