Her Ruthless Alpha Mga Nobela at Kwento

The Beta did not turn his head at all, eyes glued to the two girls. The fire in Caty's eyes died out instantly, replaced by a creeping fear as the Beta held her wrists so tightly. It looked like he was going to break her bones that very moment. "Some offenses occur in this manor, my dear. But I've never seen a maid so eager to beat another to death". Daniel's voice was not bluffing, it was so calm. The Beta was never less terrifying than the Alpha himself, especially with his unsettling calmness. He was one of the most feared in the Pureblood pack.

Shadows detached themselves from the dark perimeter, stepping into the pale, fractured moonlight that filtered through the overgrown canopy. They weren't assassins, and they weren't rogues seeking blood. These were Alphas from neighboring territories, men and women who carried the sovereign weight of their own packs, dressed in tailored coats and heavy leathers that bore the crests of ancient alliances. Alpha Vance of the Ironridge Pack stepped forward first, his broad shoulders tense, his posture stripped of the typical arrogance that governed his rank. Behind him stood Alpha Elena of the Sunstone Ridge, her sharp gaze sweeping over the dilapidated courtyard before locking onto me with a de

She sized him up from head to toe. “If you want a porcelain doll then you might as well go and get one from the city mall. I refuse to be in a place where I am disrespected at every turn and I definitely will not be at your beck and call!” Madison had barely gotten the words out before Alpha Caden was right in front of her with his hand wrapped firmly around her neck. His eyes blazing, showing the presence of his wolf. Madison might have alpha blood flowing through her veins but she was no alpha.

He had only taken her out of wickedness! When Christopher had tried fighting him back so he could rescue her, the animal killed him!!! Yes, he killed her Christopher right in front of her very eyes!! How could he??! She wept bitterly. She could recall the nights he made her scream on the cold floor, raping her brutally. She could recall everything - how he'd take her roughly for hours without minding her feelings. She inevitably got pregnant with that son of his and even during delivery, Lucienne never cared a bit about her feelings!!

I was almost dancing with ecstasy down the stairs when I caught myself and remembered what Elsa had said earlier about Alpha Draco doing all he could in order to make sure I had a comfortable stay. The least I could do was show appreciation even if I didn't want to stay there. I wasn't brought up to be an ingrate. Though Alpha Draco was the man in whose hand my fate lies, he still had humane traits in him and almost not the demon he had been rumoured to be. Although he was still emotionless and I still didn't know about the deaths of his wives, at least to me, he was better than his Beta who enjoyed making people miserable.

The four rogues crawled out of the wreckage, their eyes wild with fear and anger. But Alpha Aiden wasn't afraid, instead his blood boiled more than normal, and his teeth ready to tear apart. He was in his element now, and he knew that he had the upper hand. He circled the rogues, growling and snarling, daring them to make a move, his warriors catching up with them. Alpha Aiden told his warriors to step back and he will handle it, he was too angry and needed release that anger on this rogues.

"I want no prisoners. Let them all die." "Yes, Alpha," he nodded before leaving. Alpha Blood dared rise against me and for that, the world would now know me as the ruthless Alpha that tore his pack to the ground with his own hands. The reports kept coming in and they all spoke of similar havoc. Two of our four borders had collapsed and insiders had been the ones to aid the collapse of Alpha Blood security. I laughed at the reports. As long as Sihana was fine, Alpha Blood could connive with all the enemy packs to ruin me. I didn't mind being the Alpha of a destroyed pack as long as my mate was fine.

He shook his head, beads of sweat dripping down his forehead despite the cool evening breeze. “And I will use this medium to say… you all are wrong about Aldrich.” I stared at him dotingly. “Yes, he is ruthless, but would you have preferred if he were soft and his pack was in shambles? And yes, he doesn’t forgive his enemies, but should he have just watched while his enemies burned down his kingdom? Everything he has done, he did for the good of his pack, and I will choose a ruthless Alpha who makes me feel safe over a soft one who puts my life in danger any time, any day.” The reporters nodded, their expressions towards Aldrich now more relaxed.

I promise my mate, the alpha can throw whoever he wants in and I'd win. "Bring him in," the alpha yells, bring him in, I don't care, this pack seem to be able to shock me every day, new things that are counted as ruthless, things that are happening here only. The one that was brought in the ring was a creature, a feral one, one that held no humanity left in them, black eyes, long fangs, foam over their mouth, a rogue wolf, but not any rogue, a feral rogue, the one that needs to be put down out of their misery.

Wait, what? Before I knew anything, I was in my wedding dress, and standing in front of me was the alpha of Silver river pack, Alpha Curtis, and right now he was looking at me with hate and disgust. Hey! Don’t look at me like that! It’s not like I wanted to do this. I rolled my eyes and apparently he saw that because right now the look on his face was added a bit of anger and shock. Yeah didn’t see that coming did you? A smirk crept up my face until my eyes met with my father’s.