I Found My True Alpha Novels & Stories

It was now that I knew the true feeling of hate. “Up” being pulled to my feet I looked at the man stood in front of me. Before I came here, I wanted to make them pay, but now I just wanted them dead. “Move” turning around he shoved my shoulder pushing me forward. Alpha Alaric smirking as he watched me walk thinking he had won, that the young Alpha of a small pack had been easily defeated. Little did he know these chains wouldn’t hold me, not when I embraced my gift. And when I got to where I needed to be he would see what I was truly capable of, and he would fear me. They all would.

Connor had almost given up when Josh finally took a gasping breath and the blue colour started to reside from his lips, a more healthy colour returning to his face. "Fuck Josh, I thought I lost you there". Connor pulled his legs up and put his arms around his knees or the left arm because the right arm wouldn't work and he couldn't hold back the tears. He knew an alpha is not supposed to cry, but Firstly he wasn’t sure he could be considered an alpha any longer, without his wolf… and secondly, right now he didn’t care.

"S-so, are you... Are you saying there are more species other than humans living amongst us? People like you that can transform into animals?" He growled, upset at the term animal. "Do not simply refer to me as an animal." He said, getting on all fours and releasing an intimidating and scary aura. "I am a superior species. I may not have my memories but without a doubt, this chain of command I feel, I know it too well. I am an Alpha. And I will not be likened to a mere animal by the likes of you." "Okay, okay, I'm sorry." I quickly apologized. Who knew what would happen if I angered him any further? With that wide mouth of his, he could open up and rip my head off in an instant.

Those two traitors! "Tell me all about it1 Did you do the?" she ask with a wink. "Niti!!" I say in a squeaky voice, she just says what and laughs. "How did you know?" I ask her again. "You smell like the alpha, well you smell of alpha and just a little bit of you," she says. "What alpha?" I ask again. "The alpha, Victor, your mate" she explains. "Daddy," I ask through our bond. "Yes, baby girl?" he replies. "Are you the alpha?" I ask not really believing. "Yes I am" he replies like it's nothing.

All he did was continue to watch her badly beaten by Quincy, unable to do anything even if he felt like he should snap his head out of his neck. He twisted his hands into a wrecking ball, gritting his teeth in fury. It was the moment for him to prove his love, but he couldn’t. The person beating up the love of his life was an Alpha, and he was just his Beta. How could he have control over him? His heart ached when his gaze met Elena’s. Seeing her weep makes his wolf dangled angrily inside of him. Yet, he needed to control himself from letting his wolf take over.

Callista corrected playfully. “Probably both,” I admitted. A comfortable silence fell between us. I was almost asleep when Callista's voice woke me again. “Alex?” “Hmm?” “I'm proud of you,” she whispered. “Today... you stood up for what you believe in, even when it was difficult. That is the mark of a true Alpha.” Those words—simple yet meaningful—made something warm spread through my chest. “I could only do it because I knew you were by my side,” I replied honestly.

“I promised I’d never leave him, and I did. I didn’t hear what he wanted to say. I knew if I did, even if he lied, I’d forgive him. So, I left before I changed my mind. Then I ended up here.” “Bella…” The familiar pain in my chest returned, and so did the burning bite of anger. I stretched my legs out and leaned back. “But what does it matter? I bet he’s really happy now that I’m gone. He may not even be looking for me. I don’t care. He has what he wants. I learned who I really am.” I gave out a small laugh. “Who does he think he is, anyway? I’m an Alpha too!” I said, turning to face him. “I’m your daughter. I’m of Alpha blood. I’m next in line as Alpha. He’s not the only one…”

Lucas asked, but not unkindly. “By accepting reality!” I snapped, then took a deep breath to force my self to be calm. “That is what clarity is. Seeing what is true and building on that. The truth is she belongs with him. The truth is my role is here, as Alpha. Alone. And I am fine with that.” Lucas did not look convinced, but he knew better than to push. He patted my shoulders and nodded. “Alright. Just….be ready. Seeing her again might rattle that box a little, that is all I am saying.”

But I found the courage to continue. “You don't know who he is! If you so much as lay a single finger on me, he'll make you pay,” I let out sternly. “Then I'd really love to meet him,” he said, drawing closer and I kicked harder, all to no avail. “He's… he's the Alpha. Alpha Hagan is my mate,” I found myself saying, my heart racing frantically as I said it. He stopped for a while, staring at me blankly but still not letting go. I let out a sigh of relief. It worked? And suddenly I heard him burst out laughing.

I set the meatloaf down on the long oak dining table, the scent wafting through the air like a forgotten promise. Laughter echoed from the living room. Father, usually buried in Alpha Council meetings and Ashveil Pack’s logistics, sat comfortably, listening intently as Eris gushed about her time at Wolfsbane Academy. “We practiced under the pack elder Eldric,” she said, eyes shining. “He said I had the instincts of a born Alpha—strong enough to lead any pack.”