My Wife Is An Alpha Novels & Stories

“What are you talking about?” She shrugged her shoulders. “From what I hear, your wife decided being mated to a Gamma wasn’t near as important as being the wife of an Alpha. But maybe you should have a conversation with your wife about this.” Again she shrugged, taking a step back from me. “Accept my rejection Alpha. I will not change my mind.”

Wait, what? Before I knew anything, I was in my wedding dress, and standing in front of me was the alpha of Silver river pack, Alpha Curtis, and right now he was looking at me with hate and disgust. Hey! Don’t look at me like that! It’s not like I wanted to do this. I rolled my eyes and apparently he saw that because right now the look on his face was added a bit of anger and shock. Yeah didn’t see that coming did you? A smirk crept up my face until my eyes met with my father’s.

I didn't want to make our relationship public in this situation, because if I as an Alpha betrayed my mate, the Black Thorn Pack's reputation among other packs would be undermined. So she smiled and said, "Rather than mate, I prefer the term 'ex-husband.'" Daphne, who had been silent all along, suddenly spoke up, "Yeah? Then, who is it?" She didn't say much. Obviously, she was waiting for the drama. Tabitha suddenly asked, "Really? You sure you don't know?" Before Daphne could say anything, Alpha Obadiah exclaimed with a look of surprise, "Tabitha, you got divorced?"

There are a lot of women that have lost their destiny and goals all in the name of marriage, meanwhile men never give up on their youthful dreams, they still pursue at the expense of their wives, I am determined that I will never let this happen in my world. My wife would fulfill all her potentials after all when she goes for judgment in the afterlife for those who believe in this, she wouldn't be asked if she was married but they will ask her what she did while on earth, as a mate, I'm not supposed to seek my personal interests like other Alphas do but to seek for her dreams to come true and a collective interest.

I add with a shake of my head. The Alpha slams his hands against the door, frustrated with my disobedient attitude. I doubt he has ever been told no before. “Come out right now!” He barks at me. “You’re barking up the wrong tree wolf!” I respond bitterly. “If my husband can’t tell me what to do, then there’s no way you can!” I look out the window as I cautiously open it. The way out from here will be somewhat tricky, but I think I can manage it. The only issue will be if one of our enemies spots me leaving this way. I don’t want them to warn their Alpha at all.

“She was always a quiet and submissive little thing, hiding under her mother’s skirts when her mother didn’t have a man under them.” A low growl rumbles through my chest in warning. “That is my wife’s mother you are speaking about. I would advise that you refrain from upsetting me any further than you already have.” “My apologies, Alpha,” he bows his head respectfully, though the intent behind his actions feels more perverse. “It was just nice to see that married life suits our Alpha’s little niece. She seemed…..well accustomed to the role.”

"I've found a wife for you." I just stared at her for a second before laughing. Nothing else could be done. She couldn't really mean that. "Uh-huh?" Mother's lips were pursed in a way that showed she was about to scold me sharply, but she didn't want to waste her breath on my useless, ungrateful hide. Instead, she said, "She's the new Alpha of that disaster wolf pack to the north." That stopped me in my tracks.

he said. “You keep saying that like it’ll magically happen.” “You keep acting like you’re bulletproof.” She folded her arms. “You don’t get to order me around.” His eyes went dark. “I’m your Alpha.” The bond flared — hot, electric, alive. But it didn’t choke her this time. It just… noticed her. Really noticed. “I’m not weak,” she said. Steady. Quiet stretched so long she thought he’d leave it there. “You surprised me tonight,” he finally said. Low.

"Archie, you are a naturally gifted leader, Your strong abilities destined you to become an excellent Alpha, propelling Golden Crest towards greatness. But, my dear, being an Alpha isn't the only role life bestows upon you. You're also a husband, entrusted with the heart of another. In the confines of marriage, you must learn to be a husband, to walk hand in hand through life's journey. If you can’t grow and learn how to love, that would be unfair to Alisha. If you truly can't accept Alisha, I agree that you two should separate to stop further harm." My chair scraped back as I stood, a surge of impassioned resistance coursing through me. "Absolutely not, Grandma! Alisha is my wife, and no fo

“Grandma, I—” “What have you done this time?” she hissed, shaking me by the arm. “I-I insulted him,” I stammered between sobs. “You insulted him?” Her voice rose, and she smacked my shoulder. “You foolish child! You’ve caused trouble again!” Alpha Lyon walked forward, his cold, piercing gaze fixed on me. His presence was suffocating, and I could barely breathe. “I am here to take your daughter away,” he said, his voice calm but commanding. “She’s going to be my wife and the Luna of Skywood Pack.”