My Enemy Alpha Novels & Stories

"I need to know everything." I sat back down on the mossy ground, and Xavia sat beside me, his presence steady and warm, a silent anchor in the storm of my thoughts. I flipped through the pages, reading entries about the Council, about the poison, about the corporation. And then I found it. A name. I have sent a copy of my evidence to one person I trust — Alpha Vane. He is the only member of the High Council who is not complicit. He will help us. He must.

*Typhon* I rake my hand through my hair, a little bit peeved that this annoying little Alpha has made me laugh more in the past day than I have in the past year, “Do you know, if you weren't the enemy, you'd be rather entertaining.” He shrugs.

The Alpha took slow steps towards me and with his beta alongside with him . I didn't know what to say or think ,I was just calm It was just the Alpha and his beta and no one else ,but yet I was in pain . "What made you think you could escape from me little witch " The Alpha cold and angry voice sent chills down my spine . I was so scared . so fucking scared ,more than the way I had ever being my entire life . Smack . A hard smack landed on my face . For a moment I tried to understand where it came from but then I didn't need anyone to tell me that it was him .

Vittoria exhaled a heavy breath, her voice trembling as she told him in a low voice, " Destruction! The pack... is bound.. to decay..Alpha..I am sorry but it's the truth.." I gasped in shock, stumbling a step back. Even Kendrick's expression lost all the color. He growled at her again impatiently, " YOU ARE WRONG! I AM THE ALPHA KING!! LOOK INTO MY EYES!" Vittoria shivered in fear and replied bending her head down, " I am sorry..Alpha..But it's the truth that I saw in your eyes.."

NALIA’S POV “Enzo is our Alpha. Nothing you do will change that. Invading will only make you the enemy. And I believe in my pack. I believe we’re strong enough to win a battle against you and your rogues. But there’s no need for such baseless bloodshed. War is never a good thing.”

Elena reached out without thinking, hand covering his. Kael stilled. “I hunted them for ten years,” he said. “Every Alpha who signed that order. Every mage who touched her. Every soldier who held her down. I burned their packs. I burned their names from history.” “That’s why they call you the enemy,” Elena whispered. Kael finally looked at her. His eyes were glassy, silver in the firelight. “They’re right,” he said. “I am their enemy. And I’ll be their end.” Elena squeezed his hand.

he stopped talking before glaring at me as if I've lost my mind. “I hate this new version of you. What happened to never forgiving your enemy? What happened to the rules of the dungeon? No prisoner goes in and comes out alive? And the prisoner rules? You give me what I want, you die. You don't give me what I want, you die.” “Your enemy is my enemy, Alpha. I would never let anyone hurt you. That's why I'm your Beta.” He answered, maintaining a rigid look. “Fine. How did Tim die?”

I looked up at him through my eyelashes. "You’re a monster," I retorted, too weak to pull myself up. He smiled wickedly. "Monsters keep their families safe," he defended picking up the photo and then tapped it with his finger. "And i'd be your end" I fired, with a troubled heart. The supreme alpha chuckled, he turned to one of the guard who was shaking in his boot. "I'd watch you try" he responded amused. He didn't even retaliate, like he knew I was too broken.

she asks softly, as if she’s afraid that if she speaks louder, something will break. “I did,” I answer. “But only because you won unfairly.” “Me?” the corner of her mouth lifts. “You’re the Alpha. You’re the one with the advantage.” “Even an Alpha loses if he doesn’t want to win,” I say—and I can feel it myself now, that this isn’t entirely a joke anymore.

I'd asked Rook who he was and Rook had taken just a half-second too long to answer. Caelum Dusk. The Alpha's brother. "Sorry," he says, to me specifically, like the empty chair was a slight he owes me for, "I got held up at the eastern boundary." "It's fine," I say. "Did Maren feed you before this?" I blink, "Yes."