I Become Alpha's Queen Novels & Stories

she said, devilishly. Her hands flapped like an excited bird before she positioned them gently to her abdomen nobly, like a royal queen. The Alpha king is no longer that of nobility, but a prisoner to her. Her sole property and possession. "As you wish, my queen," Shawn replied. Then, he stood aside and Queen Isle sauntered past him as they both left the room.

That one made the crowd gasp. I took a breath and looked him in the eyes. “You’re right,” I said calmly. “Kai is strong. But he didn't make the Alpha.” I showed them the patterns on my body. “The moon goddess did. So I don't care what you or any idiot thinks of it. I am the Alpha of this pack.” The oldest elder shook his head. “We were afraid, Alpha. We only wanted to survive.” “And how many did not survive because of your fear?” I asked quietly. “How many children were buried because of your silence?”

It was that very wealth that attracted the invaders. After all these years, I had thought I was the only one left from the North. But the survivors had never left. They lived here persistently and established a small pack, firmly believing their Alpha King would return. Their wait was now over. When I saw their smiling faces and tears of happiness, I couldn't help but smile too. After returning to the North, I began learning how to be an Alpha Queen from a former Beta. She was my first mentor, who fought desperately to send me away from the North after my parents died. All these years, she had kept the position of Alpha Queen reserved for me.

Talia’s POV The applause faded as I stepped forward. The Alphas looked at me, seeing me not just as Solon’s sister or Luna of Bloodmoon, but as their leader. I paused, feeling the weight of responsibility, then spoke. “Thank you for believing in me. I know this decision was fast for some of you, and I’m grateful for your trust. As your Alpha Queen, I will lead our packs and carry on the work that Solon and my father started. I promise I’ll do my best to deserve your faith in me.”

Once everyone was here, I went out to meet with all the guards. “I know y’all don’t know me, but I am in fact the Queen Alpha.” I started and simultaneously all their heads bowed. “No need for the formalities out here. I just wanted to introduce myself and to thank you for coming. I don’t care what your Alpha has said, my order over rules him and when we break for lunch, y’all are more than welcome to join. I’m not about to have you out here starving while they’re in there soaking it up.” I smiled at all of them.

“You don’t have brothers?” “No,” I breathe, finally meeting his eyes. “Gods, no. I nearly killed my mom, and when Nora was born and almost finished the job, my parents swore they were done.” He shifts his position, leaning closer with a look of confusion crossing his features. “But your father is an Alpha King? Who is his heir if he doesn’t have sons?” I arch my brows. He narrows his eyes. “You?” “Of course. I will be Alpha Queen of the Deadlands and all the tribes one day. Is that so hard to believe?” Now, I’m leaning toward him, the space between us shrinking slowly with every breath. “Because I’m a woman?”

I spoke, taking a deep breath. Everyone looked confused. I took a couple of deep breaths because my heart would break when I will be saying this, but I have to remain loyal to my alpha. "Maya Whitmore is our Alpha's mate," I announced, "and Alpha Kaiser has marked her and mated with her, which means, she is our Luna now. The queen of our entire pack." Everyone looked surprised. Well, it was a matter of surprise, Alpha's mate was so lethal to him that she tried to kill him. Such a precious mate. But no matter whatever she does to Kaiser, without Kaiser's interruption, none of us could ever harm her.

As soon as I was sure every last one of them was down on one knee, except for Alpha Alexander of course, even though all his people that came with him were kneeling, I turned around to my mate and also kneeled down on one knee. For a few moments there was just silence and as I secretly looked around the room, I could see even her Beta and Gamma were down on one knee. She deserved to be respected. After all she was the last descendant of our royal line. Alice cleared her throat before she stretched her hand to me and without any hesitation, I took it. As I looked into her face, I saw a soft smile directed at me for the first time since I met her and she mouthed a silent Thank you, which was n

You have ignored all my requests and have commanded me around as if I were a child. This is not what it means to be Alpha and Queen. This is not what it means to be Mates. These are not the promises you made me. From your Mate, Queen and Wife, and Future mother of your child Taylor Monroe