Marked By The Alpha Who Ruined Me By Lily Novels & Stories

"The Alpha says if you don't apologize to her and send over that necklace she likes, don't even think about this betrothal." "Bullshit!" My childhood friend, Mia Patton, shot up from her seat. "Last week, I was organizing herbs in the apothecary. Lily stole the wolfsbane pollen herself and told Peter Winters she 'wanted to stir up some trouble'. Do you think we're blind?" Travis frowned and adjusted his tie with a disdainful look. "The Alpha makes his own judgments. It's not your place to comment." He shoved the strawberry pastries into a server's hands. "These are for Ms. Lily. The Alpha specifically said to eat them while they're warm."

the Alpha interrupted, “we will discuss the remaining matters later. You’ve been dismissed.” Liam bowed once before leaving. The heavy doors shut behind him and the Alpha placed the book in his hand on the table. “You speak with no formality in your tone,” he said. “He is not your age mate.” Rex ignored the correction. “Father, I’m sure you’re aware of the four rogues Sebastian and I captured.” The Alpha nodded. “They abducted Lily. They beat her until she was covered in bruises.” Rex took a step forward. “If we hadn’t found her when we did, I don’t even want to imagine what would have happened.”

“I thought you were done with this. With wolves. With pack politics. With all of it.” “I am done with it.” “Then why are you letting that little girl drag you back?” She downed the scotch in one swallow. “With her silly problems? Her dramatics? She shows up here and suddenly you’re playing Alpha again? Training her? What’s next, Alexander?” “Nobody’s dragging me back into anything.” Alexander’s jaw tightened. “I’m helping her the only way I know how instead of watching her suffer.” “Suffer?” Vivian’s smile turned cruel. She poured another drink. “She’s twenty years old with a roof over her head and someone cooking her meals. What exactly is she suffering from?”

"The Alpha's native life-force is failing to ground the surge. In less than ten minutes, the silver fire will burn through his core, and we can extract the clean residue from the bone marrow without destroying the primary bloodline." Elena didn't look up at the threat. She looked at Marcus's silver eyes—eyes that were rapidly losing their human focus, turning dead, glassy, and vacant as the parasite tried to overwrite his mind. "Marcus, look at me," Elena commanded, her voice dropping its aristocratic mask and shifting into the precise, unyielding authority of a warden. She grabbed the gold signet ring on her index finger, driving the sharp, raised edges of Raymond's estate seal directly int

"If you don't show, I will come find you. That's not a threat. That's pack law." The door clicked shut behind him. I stood alone in the ruined locker room with my inhaler in my hand, my neck still burning from his mouth, and understood that my life as the invisible benchwarmer had ended at 11:07 pm. Because the Alpha heir had just scented me, claimed me, and left me wanting more, and tomorrow the whole pack would be able to smell exactly what he'd done.

I was the fated mate of Ashton, Alpha of the Blood Moon Pack. He marked me in front of the entire pack, and everyone honored me as his Luna. For five years of marriage, he treated me like a treasure. Every night, he held me as I fell asleep and told me I was the one he would protect with his life. He was so good to me, giving me endless respect and protection, that even when my stepsister Serena mocked me in private for being a wolfless nobody who couldn't shift, I never cared. That illusion lasted until the night before the rogues launched their massive attack, when I overheard him say, "If I hadn't marked Lena, how could I have planted the blood sacrifice curse on her? And how else would t

I had left her that morning because I felt guilty. I thought I had taken advantage of her feelings when she loved Sylvester. I thought walking away was the noble thing to do. Instead, I had mistakenly bitten her and bonded her to me permanently. I was her mate. Did she know? Did she know it was my mark all along, or did she hide it because she was confused and terrified? A hundred questions swam in my head, and I didn't have a single answer. Liam glanced at me in the rearview mirror. "Alpha, we are approaching the city limits. Are we heading straight to the hospital, or do you want to make a stop at the office first to check on the team?"

Lily muttered, seeming scatterbrained. Xylia, on her part, was astounded at the turn of events. The first time, Lily fell, she didn't even touch her, she fell by herself. She only helped this vixen up on the Alpha's command. But this sly woman fell again and started bleeding from down there. Was she having a miscarriage? Lily looked towards the Alpha who had already risen from his seat, wearing a worried look, "I'm sorry, our son couldn't see this world..."

"You're so full of yourself. You went to Emberclaw Pack, and I'm still at Lucas' Nightshade Pack. No matter how much he likes you, that distance of a thousand miles is enough to ruin a relationship. I'm nearby and within reach. Let's see who will really win the Alpha's heart." She was declaring war. I felt exhausted by her drama and turned away. "Go ahead, then. Take Lucas to a room. I'll cover the cost." She froze. From the shadows around the corner, a familiar figure appeared. It was Lucas. He seemed exhausted, and his eyes were empty, unlike the fierce Alpha who had led the Nightshade Pack. I stopped in my tracks and calmly met his gaze. Lily panicked. She tugged at her hair and forced ou

And she told them to say they had dug her out of the snow. A collective gasp went around the fire. "The Alpha did two things on the spot." He held up two fingers. "First, he made her kneel on the silver sand all night. Second, he cast her out as a rogue. "He issued an order forbidding anyone to shelter her. Across the territories of nine packs, anyone who takes her in will be cast out too. "But he didn't kill her. The Elder urged him to end it cleanly, but he refused. "He said one thing. I heard the exact words from the messenger."