Her Ruthless Alpha Novels & Stories

When I opened my eyes, I could see her staring at me curiously and obviously waiting for an answer. “I wanted to end it all. I thought I would never see you again, and so I wanted to end it, so my pack would be safe.” “It baffles me that you would give up your life just like that. What happened to the ruthless Alpha I knew.” She still thought I'm a ruthless Alpha. “There's no ruthless Alpha anymore. How could there be a ruthless Alpha who couldn't even protect his mate?” She raised a brow at me. “Laura, what happened to you?”

He looked pleased and proud rather than scared and anxious that such words are coming out straight from the full lips of his daughter who always look like all she cares about is riding a dragon and eating those big round pies of cherry. "I will be the Alpha of the Refulgent and I will lead the realm to its new era. I will make sure that by the end of my reign. Men will see women as their equal and not just a tool for breeding and producing heir," I muttered. That night was the last night that I have spoken to the Alpha. I was looking forward for another day to spend with him. Hearing his guidance and his words of wisdom but it didn't came. Zuiveren found him the following morning dead on his

It was still too large but I looked better than the servant clothes I'd worn for the past six years. "You look adorable 713," 412 gushed and I grinned and thanked her. "Go down to the room where you brought the coffee and entertain the ruthless Alpha while I get ready for supper later," she ordered and I nodded uncomfortably. "Is he truly ruthless?" I asked curiously and she nodded and said, "gosh yes, he has killed numerous people and doesn't have household servants since his Luna passed. He's a recluse and doesn't come down from the Black mountains often." My brow creased and I frowned not thinking that made him ruthless just very lonely. 412 and I descended the stairs together and at the

As though her defiance were proof that she belonged at my side. I slam my fist against the stone wall, the crack reverberating through the room. No. I cannot allow this. I will not allow a slip of a woman, a fragile, trembling thing, to crawl beneath my skin. I am Alpha. I am ruler. I do not bend, I do not share, and I do not cannot love. And yet when I close my eyes, I see her. Not the broken girl who sobbed in shadows. Not the trembling captive who bowed her head. No, I see her as she was tonight burning steady, steady enough to hold her ground against me.

I would destroy Greko Pack from the inside out. Every wolf, every lycan, every omega, every WereFox and Wereboar all would kneel before me or burn. And nothing, no god, no beast, no spirit would stand in my way. I am Alpha Berra of the Forge Kingdom. And my reign of terror... ...has only just begun.

his gritted words make me turn, and white hot rage pulses through me. Snap! I slap him through the face, "What does it matter to you!" But he doesn't react and rolls his eyes, grabbing my arm and he yanks me off the chair. "Stop it," I tried to pull away. I glanced towards Ryan, wanting to confirm his safety. He was just a human; how could he withstand an attack from a Alpha? How could he attack a defenseless human for no reason?! Most humans didn't even know of our existence. What if we were discovered?! He was the Alpha's son; he wouldn't be punished, but what about me?!

He looked down at her, eyes burning silver again. “I’m Kael Damaris. Alpha of the Bloodfang Pack. And you just stepped into my world, little girl.” A howl rang out, closer now. The woods vibrated with energy she couldn’t name. “You should’ve stayed on the path,” Kael growled. “But it’s too late now.” ---

“Thank you, Alpha.” As we walked back towards the house, I extended my arm, which she took hesitantly. I paused before we entered, turning to her with a serious yet kind expression. “I know we haven’t had much time to get to know each other, but I hope tonight can be a step towards that.” Anne managed a small, forced smile. “Of course, Alpha.” Together, we stepped inside, ready to face the evening’s challenges. While her heart remained guarded, I sensed a flicker of curiosity about her—a curiosity that mirrored my own about the enigmatic and dangerous woman determined to end my life.

A menacing laughter erupted from my lips as thoughts of what I would do to her ran down my head. I was certain that she felt I would fire her as a result of what happened the previous night. But I wouldn't. No matter what Lilith does to me or anyone, she will never be sacked. Rather, I would chip off her wings, feather by feather, until she was left with nothing to fly with. I would break her beyond repair. Only then would she submit to me as her Alpha. When I was done with her, I would dump her. She won't challenge me now or in her next life. She would understand why people referred to me as the Ruthless Alpha.

"Send scouts to monitor their movements closely. We'll strike when they're most vulnerable." Ryan nodded and left to relay my orders. Alone in my tent, I allowed myself a moment to process the day's events. The victory was ours, but the war was far from over. Adrian was a formidable opponent, and I knew he wouldn't take this defeat lightly. The moonlight cast shadows on the walls of my chamber, and I felt a pang of nostalgia. This battle had reminded me of my early days as Alpha, when every decision felt like a test of my leadership. But those days were long gone. I was no longer the untested leader struggling to prove himself. I was Magnus, the Ruthless Alpha of the Red Moon Pack, and I had