Keith Courage In Alpha Zones Novels & Stories

People looked at each other in shock. "Aurora is Ayda's biological daughter," Alpha Keith said. "She is the true daughter of a legendary warrior. And I treated her like garbage." His voice broke. He took a deep breath and steadied himself. Then he did something I never expected. Alpha Keith dropped to his knees in front of me. The entire pack went silent. "Aurora," Alpha Keith said. He bowed his head. "I kneel before you to confess my sins. I was cruel. I was blind. I was a terrible brother and a worse Alpha."

“Beta Joel, I can hear the laughter there and I know Ken is there. Tell him to speak to me now, or I’ll come to the pack office myself and I’ll make a big scene!” Silence followed. I could almost imagine his stunned expression. I had never challenged the Alpha before. I had always endured. Always stayed quiet even when pushed to the wall. Even when he accused me wrongly and hated me. But not this time as I won't allow this! I heard footsteps approaching and the next thing I knew, the phone shifted hands. “Kaida,” his familiar voice growled through the line, cold and dangerous, “Can you be any more shameless? How dare you threaten me? Are you that desperate to have me—”

Keith finished his sentence. "I'm not forcing you to believe, Rula. I just want you to know that we are in danger ...." Rula nodded her head. "I believe." Keith furrowed his brows. He witnessed Rula's belief now. Keith knew that Rula Whitney was a real woman. She would never want to believe in something like this that could not be explained by logic and common sense. "You believe me?" Keith emphasized. "That easy?" Rula sighed. "Rondolf is an Alpha." Rula suddenly admitted it.

the Alpha explained. Kevin took a step back as he observed the slightly open door, but the Alpha turned and noticed his Zeta. Fear filled the Alpha's widened eyes. The Zeta shook his head, conveying his desperation. He didn't know what to do. He wanted to flee and inform the others about what he had heard, despite being a Zeta. He vowed to listen and ensure that everything he said and did was authorized by his Alpha. "Kevin, stay where you are," the Alpha commanded.

Except for Raymond, all of them turned their heads to the man who had just dared to speak up in front of Alpha Raymond. Jennifer looked at the man. He was wearing a blue tuxedo. He was a fine-looking man. He was standing in front of them. Looking at them, other Alpha let out, "Alpha Keith" Jennifer recognized him by his name. He was Alpha Keith, the head Alpha of the Shadow Moon pack. Raymond did not look at him. Because he did not need to look to know whose voice that was. He drank up his drink and said, "You are late, Alpha Keith."

If I picked one, then which would it be—the one where Keithen threw himself into the line of fire or the one where I saved him and died doing so? I looked into that set of curious eyes studying me, believing every word their owner had said: when Krissy questioned him about his injuries, he reported that we were attacked by rogues. Not a word about Keithen. As though he was protecting the Alpha—or me, who didn’t want the truth to be known. ‘I want to save Keithen,’ I finally mumbled. Wide-eyed again, Umberto lowered his voice greatly to stop me. ‘Save? With what? What can a half-breed do?’

Daphne, standing at the center, held a bouquet of wildflowers, symbolizing the beauty that emerged from even the darkest of times. One by one, she spoke their names, her voice filled with reverence and remembrance. "Today, we honor Alpha Zak, a beacon of laughter and compassion. We remember Pilpo, the omega whose resilience took her life. And we pay tribute to Keith who showed bravery beyond his years." Keith was the guard at the entrance of Daphne's quarters. He had his neck torn out on that day Mason was abducted. Each name was uttered with a mix of sorrow and gratitude, a testament to the resilience and unity of their pack.

The way he said it made my stomach twist. Behind me, Xavier growled lowly. “If you touched him—” Keith let out a bored sigh. "Spare me the threats, Alpha boy. You’re all in cages, and I’m the one holding the keys." He dangled a set of rusted iron keys in front of them before slipping them into his pocket. Nathan spat at the ground. “You're a coward.” Keith chuckled. "And you're all idiots for falling for something so simple." He motioned to the cages. "I mean, really? The great Alphas, reduced to this?"

he said silently. “I understand Alpha,” I replied obediently, even though I felt like my insides were melting and my heart was getting punched over and over again. “Oh, cut me some slack Amelia!” Alpha Alex lashed out, “I am upset about this as well, but you don’t get anything! You have become so selfish over the years. It’s a shame and I know exactly why you’re acting this way, but I am no longer going to say anything about you private matters. If you want to make a mistake, go ahead and do it!” he challenged me, clearly talking about my friendship with Zane.

We both stepped toward the Council entrance, our guards trailing behind like shadows. “You should have let Vera bond you when you had the chance,” Kael added, voice low. “The Council doesn’t favor chaos. Especially from an Alpha who can’t keep his mate or his pack in check.” I paused at the foot of the obsidian steps and glanced at him. So he did hear about jasmine. “If the Council feared chaos, you’d have been dead a long time ago.” He chuckled darkly, but said nothing as we ascended the black stone stairs, step by step, into the lion’s den.