My Broken Promise To The Rising Alpha Novels & Stories

I am definitely going to wake up as soon as I escalate this situation. "I am here because of a promise," he said. I blinked once, slowly; his touch is almost putting me to sleep. "A promise?" I couldn’t recognize my voice. "Yes," he whispered. I felt his warm breath on my cheek. "I’m an alpha. I knocked on each door to fulfill that promise." My heartbeats became wild. I’ve heard those words before. But looking at his eyes right now, I couldn’t use my head to think properly. All I know is that I’m enchanted.

Shrina offered. "Mate is in danger" Joden said looking her she was twisted her ankle was about to fallen on floor. "Don't walk like blind person" I snapped. she can't blance herself how can she protect my pack. "Our mate is so soft" Joden said. "Why are you behaving like idiot Joden" I yelled going to cafe. I am going to be Alpha of world the strongest pack Moon blood pack. My second command and my best friend Arthur is going to my beta and my friend Jenson my Delta and his twin John is my Gamma.

"Does that hesitation mean you will break your promise to me to give up being Alpha in Therians and become Alpha in NorthWulf?" Melisam did not answer. "Should I lose all faith in the promises you've made, Melisam?" Melisam shook her head. "My mother said that being an Alpha means you cannot break your promises." "So?" Zloe said. "I will never break my promise to you, Zloe." Melisam gave a friendly smile. "I will be an Alpha, and so will you." ∞∞∞∞ "Melisam will never be an Alpha in this place, Rondolf!" Yarusoyya was furious. She had been keeping her anger in all day, refusing to argue.

Soon, everyone knew Charalambos had cheated with Francesca and that she was with pup. As the heir to the pack, cheating was a stain that couldn't be wiped clean. Once a werewolf found their mate, they're supposed to protect that mate bond for life. Betraying it halfway through was a deep disgrace. For someone destined to be Alpha, being so careless with something sacred shook people's faith in his leadership. Rosetta told me that his father had summoned him and given him a brutal scolding. As for Francesca, wherever she went, people whispered that she'd stolen her sister's mate.

To undo something that couldn’t be undone. Gary smiled at her, trying to lighten the mood. “Gender doesn’t matter anymore. We’re not living in the ancient world, my love. An Alpha is an Alpha.” Nina gave a humorless laugh. “Tell that to the old council.” Then she turned to me. “What do you think?” I blinked, forcing my mind to refocus. “It’s the least of my worries.” “You’re a terrible liar,” she said, gently now. “Even worse than Alec.”

“I speak as if she will be. And I don’t make promises I can’t keep, and I am glad that the two of us managed to stand in a ground where we can truly and fully agree on.” As I left the hall, my thoughts were already elsewhere, threads tightening, pieces sliding into place. A missing rogue. An Alpha willing to sell his own blood. And a man who would burn the world before letting her fall. And an enemy who just so happened to be attached to that little wrench. Perfect. The game was finally becoming interesting.

“It’s like you disappear. Like I lose you.” I stared at the floor. I couldn’t meet his eyes. Not when guilt was pouring through me like poison of its own. “I’m the Alpha, Lorien. The provider. The protector.” I shook my head slowly. “And I failed at all three.” He crouched beside me, his hands resting lightly on my knees, grounding me. “What’s the point of promises,” I muttered, “if I keep breaking them?” That did something to him. His jaw tightened. His eyes burned with a sudden heat that made me brace.

My heart shattered all over again and tears rolled down my face. This was the worst day of my life. And the worst part is that Theo didn’t even look at me once after the exchange was sealed. Not an ounce of hesitation. Not even a flicker of regret. To him, I was a maid. A mistake. A pawn. Something he needed to get rid of in front of an audience to prove his control. I swallowed the lump in my throat and wiped the tears from my face. Alpha Liam walked toward me, his gaze cold and unreadable. When he finally reached me, he didn’t touch me. He didn’t smile. He simply looked me in the eyes and said “you’re not theirs anymore.”

I set it down carefully, forcing my hands to stop shaking as I shifted in my seat. “I just don’t understand how everyone can act so…” “Normal?” Alpha Kade finished for me. I nodded weakly, already feeling my throat tightening. He sighed deeply. “We all loved Katrina.” He said quietly. “You and I more than most but the bitter truth is that we have to look toward the future.” My jaw tightened. “The pack doesn’t stop because we’re hurting, Iris. If we fall apart, then everything she’s fought to build falls with us.” My eyes stung, Alpha Kade’s eyes softened. He reached across the table, holding my hands in his. A jolt of electricity shot up my spine, confusion and fear building.

“But I will spend the rest of my life trying. I will give you the Pack. I will give you all my money. I will be your slave. Just please, come back to me.” “I don’t want your Pack,” I said. “I don’t want your money. I don’t want you. The girl who loved you died on that cliff, Kael. The day you left her to die. I’m not her anymore.” I held up my left hand, showing him my empty ring finger. “The bond is broken. We are nothing to each other.” “I can fix it!” he said, desperate. “The healers say there’s a way to reforge the bond. We can go to the High Council, we can—”