My Broken Promise To The Rising Alpha Novels & Stories

baby. She remembered his smiling face, his laughter—everything. And as she took one last look at her Alpha, she made a promise that went beyond the end of their time. “My Alpha, I promise to always find you in every lifetime. . .” A loud gasp came from my lips as I stumbled backward down to the ground, my knees turning weak and my heart pounding. Tears streamed down my face as my chest got heavier with each second. I tried to get back to my bearings, but instead of seeing the basement, what I had seen instead was far beyond my expectations.

Feeling like he is looking into the depths of his soul, he continues. “I promise to forever be by your side, through hell and back, sickness and health, I will be by your side to make every day better than the last.” He finishes the Alpha promise, a surge of wind pushing between them and ruffling Serenia’s hair enough to blind her for the incoming seal of the promise – a mind-blowing and earth-shattering kiss.

“My father said to remind you of what is at stake” He opened the scroll, his face stiffened, then his eyes narrowed, “you're threatening me.” “No. Just a reminder of what is at stake, it benefits you too and your daughter most especially, as a hybrid she's better off as my Queen than a princess.” He sighed, pinching his brows, “have dinner with my family and I. We'll talk more after that.” “Of course Alpha." I bowed and stood, “I hope this works out, for both our sakes." I walked out without waiting for his response.

End my life in the worst way ever. He promised to come for me. Ruin everything and make me crawl on my knees. Finally, circumstances have pushed me into his wings. And I’ve dared him. Cursed him and raised my voice. Everything forbidden for a maiden to do to an Alpha. But he walked away. The monster let me breathe after all. Oh, I forgot. He promised to rip me apart when he returns. That’s when the last of me will be broken and nothing will remain. The fog in my brain must be having a great feast, playing with my memories.

“Shawn! Help me!” Shawn stepped forward and helped him into his jacket — the t-shirt was impossible with the shoulder — draping one side across the useless arm. Then he stopped and stood back and shook his head slowly. “Sorry, boss,” he said, and there was genuine regret in it. “My loyalty is to the Alpha of The Night Rising.” He dropped his eyes. “And you ain’t the Alpha anymore.” “We’ll just see about that,” Kaelen muttered, and reached beneath his coat.

“I did.” Alpha Atticus had returned home, weeks after the battle, dazed and confused. Rose had told Lily everything: that Atticus had been forcibly removed from his position as Alpha by his father and that his Beta, Ralphin, had taken his place. Rather than cast him out of Blood Moon as a rogue, he’d been made an Omega. According to Rose, ex-Alpha Alvaro had thought it would be good for Atticus to serve the pack for a while, rather than himself and his own selfish needs. Elijah kissed her temple, then took her hand. “Come on. We’ll sign the treaty this evening and have it sent off first thing tomorrow morning.”

"I've heard a rumor. They say he's a broken Alpha. The Kennedy family really values their Alpha status, so only Mr. Allen is recognized by the boss." "What do you mean by a broken Alpha?" "He doesn't function. I don't know the details, but he's clearly broken. Why would the boss keep a son like that if he didn't want him? Even though Mr. Allen is very competent to take care of Rosat's matters alone. ." Aslan pressed his own phone. Even though he spoke quietly, Aslan could hear all the gossip. Aslan had intended to be cooperative when he was at Rosat headquarters. He didn't want to make a fuss. But his delinquent soul couldn't stand to hear others insult him.

But I had nothing to offer her, nothing but the remnants of a shattered heart and a relentless darkness that refused to be tamed. As soon as Lyla left, I called a meeting of my pack. We had important matters to discuss, matters that would determine the fate of our pack and the world we lived in. As Alpha, it was my duty to lead and protect them, and I would do so with the same ferocity that had earned me the title of the Broken Alpha. As the pack members gathered in the meeting hall, I could sense their unease. They could feel the storm brewing, the tension building beneath the surface of our fragile peace. My Beta, Cole, stood beside me, his expression unreadable, but I knew he shared my co

killer" but you change that in a matter of minutes by letting them explain themselves, you even noticed that one of them is an alpha's son. If I were there, I would've killed him. But you didn't, you kept yourself calm. That's amazing you know." I huffed, "Killing is not always the last choice you can have when you meet a rogue." "That's why you can be an amazing alpha." He said proudly. "He's right!" Rose beamed, grinning. "Alright! I think this is enough to process for one day. I am an Alpha?! I am an Alpha!" I exclaimed. "I think I need to take a rest, sleep for awhile. Anyway, I still have something to do tomorrow." I frowned.

And deep inside, the Shadow Alpha’s voice purred like smoke: Promises break, little queen. Just like bonds. To be continued…