My Enemy Alpha Novels & Stories

He leaned on his chair, his eyes narrowing at me as if he were deep in thought. “It seems like your exhaustion has finally gotten the best of you, Alpha. Perhaps, it's making you lose your mind over this matter but I can assure you that you shouldn't give up now,” he urged. “You're on the right track, Alpha. We're close to getting what you've always wanted. All we need is to get in there and destroy the only person who seeks to destroy us right now. Alpha Max is our one true enemy. Why leave ourselves wide open for him to gain the upper hand?”

Derek. Him again! The Alpha of the Red Wolf Pack! My enemy! I shifted into my wolf form and charged at the two of them, but then I was pushed back by a force I couldn’t explain. The moon shone bright in the sky and I found my ire rising once more. “Why?!” I snarled at the moon goddess. “Why take her away from me?! She is MINE!”

Cold green eyes, the same ones that had once only existed as the symbol of her nightmares. Andalia’s breath got stuck in her throat the moment they made eye contact. 'Why is he here?' Unlike the hallucinations and nightmares, the man standing before her didn’t look at her like he knew her, instead He looked at her with curiosity and concern. “Miss,” he said plainly, his voice low, sending chills down her spine. “I’m Grayson Devon, Alpha of this pack...” He trailed off when he noticed the look in her eyes. Tilting his head slowly, his eyes softened, and then he smiled.

But still — didn’t respond. “I should exile you for the chaos you’ve invited.” That made her snap her head up. “Exile me for what? For being touched?” The Alpha stood, voice rising. “For letting him see you.” Kaela’s blood ran cold. So that was it. They weren’t angry about the fight. Or even the bond. They were angry because she was visible now. No longer just some quiet Gamma daughter hiding in corners. She was seen. And maybe that meant she had power.

Considering his position and family support, it was strange that he was so cold. “In the eyes of his enemies, he is a ruthless tyrant. The alpha may be kind to those on his side, but he is the type of man who would destroy his enemies without a second thoughts. Among them, he is infamous as the cold-blooded killer. Our alpha is powerful and strong, but he’s also skilled in fighting, so far there have not been many people who would dare to defy him, but even then, our alpha and his family has one lifetime enemy.”

the enemy Welma spoke about? “Himari?” I pause, my breath restoring gradually as I begin to lift my head and body slowly. I see my parents, my little brother, Elsa, Greg, my friends, and Welma all staring at me with clueless expressions. “Are you okay? Did the Alpha say anything to you?” Mom approaches, and I gulp. I have to tell them, they need to know our Alpha has been the inside enemy all along. My lips quit their tremoring to purge out the words, “Alpha Ethan is a Darkling”.

Chapter 14. Alpha Ryder “I know you aren’t that bad so I am very sure you will help me, moreover the rival park is also your enèmy” Alpha Khan said. “If I can understand what you came here for, you came here with the impression that I will help you because your rival country is also my enèmy, look here boy, I love fighting my battle alone and I don’t like fighting for others, and I don’t like inheriting others enemiès” Alpha Ryder said.

The true enemy had arrived. The Fallen Alpha.

“I defeated you before.” “You did.” “And... I embarrased you too.” He laughed. “You made me realize how much I stil have to learn.” Serafina stared into the tea. People here, they were stange. Shadow Fang taught that defeat created enemies. But Black Fang treated defeat as a lesson. She still couldn’t understand it. Suddenly, the doors to the council chamber burst open. Raised voices echoed into the hallway immediately. “This is unacceptable!” Alpha Aldren stormed out first. His expression was darker than before. As he passed Serafina, his steps slowed. Their eyes met. For one strange moment, he looked almost shocked. Not angry or disgusted, but shocked.

She lay on her side with her hands on her stomach, the way she always slept now — like holding them even before they were born. "His name is Dmitri," she told them quietly. "He's an Alpha. He's very powerful, apparently. And he doesn't know you exist." A pause. "I'm going to make sure you never need him to." She meant it. She meant every word of it. Then both boys kicked at the same moment — sharp and sudden, like they'd coordinated it — and Katya laughed out loud in her empty bedroom. Properly laughed, surprised out of it, pressing her palms against the movement.