Forbidden Alpha Novels & Stories

At least she’s just as confused as me. “Connor.” Alpha Hunter laughs as she leans forward so his elbows are on his knees. “The Forbidden Forest is called that because it's where we toss Pack members who have been banished. They have two choices: take their chances in the world of witches or try to survive in the Forbidden Forest. We only call it that to keep Pack members from going out there; it's dangerous for anyone but a rogue, there are no rules out here, and no one is safe.” Now that is the explanation I’m used to; I’ve travelled through here before with the woman pretending to be my mother, but I’ve never done it with an Alpha. I feel a lot safer this time than I did last time; I just

Raizel's wife gave birth to a rare Alpha and Sebastian is the rare Alpha I'm referring to "I answered him seriously. "So is it because Sebastian is a rare type of an Alpha that their father inherits him their first company?" he asked "Yes you got it," I said to him. " Do you know anything about rare Alphas?" Yuri asked me "Why? Do you want to know?" I said to him and he just nodded in response to my question so I immediately told him what I knew about the rare alpha. "The rare alphas are the ones with strong pheromones. And not only omega and beta can obey their pheromones but also Alpha obey their pheromones. That's why someone like Sebastian is kings of Alphas because of their strong pher

" Alpha Ryan sounded interested. I sprung to my feet so I could be a part of the conversation. "I don't want an audience with a rogue, send her away immediately." Alpha Ryan frowned. I held his shoulders and shook my head, "what are you saying Alpha? You know we haven't got a chance to apologize to her after she was wrongly banished.' I immediately protested. How could he not feel guilty after that? Before he could respond, beta Devin cut in, " she says it's important alpha, she claims to be pregnant."

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

"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.

As I arrived, the Alpha greeted me with a cold formality that set the tone for the rest of our meeting. We sat in his office, the heavy silence between us filled only by the ticking of a clock on the wall. “Alpha Gabriel,” I began, forcing a calmness I didn’t feel, “I’ve come to discuss the recent strain in our alliance. We’ve been partners for years, and it’s crucial that we maintain our bond.” He leaned back in his chair, his eyes studying me carefully. “I understand your concern, but things have changed, Alpha Rune. The dynamics among the packs are shifting, and I have to think about what’s best for my people.”

“No, Alpha.” Marcus’s smile was slow and cruel. “They are broken. Because a pack without order is nothing. And order begins with obedience.” Damien’s growl ripped through the clearing before he could stop it. His wolf surged, claws scraping at his insides, golden light flickering brighter in his eyes. “Don’t talk to her like that.” The words were low, rough, dangerous. The air snapped. Even Emilia stiffened. No wolf, not even the heir, spoke to Marcus Blackfang that way.

The entire pack fell into stunned silence, every pair of eyes turning to Felix, their future Alpha. Rejecting a fated mate, and doing so during an Alpha ceremony, was nothing short of blasphemy, a heresy against the Moon Goddess herself. Felix’s smile froze mid-gesture, like frost cracking slowly across stone. He stared at me as if I’d completely lost my mind.

I said to them. Alpha Remus lifted his head weakly. His eyes were glazed with pain and exhaustion. “Please,” he whispered. “Let us go.” “I can’t do that,” I said simply. “I need you.” “Why?” Alpha Thorne asked. His voice was stronger than Remus’s, but not by much. “What are you doing to us?” “Taking what I need,” I said. “Your life force.I need your essence and your power.” The ritual I had been performing on them for weeks was slowly draining everything that made them Alphas. All that strength. All that dominance. All that raw supernatural energy.

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 .