Not My Alpha Novels & Stories

Yours was not. I should be honest with you, because you seem like the kind of person who would notice if I wasn't: I have no plans to marry anyone. If the Lycan Princess herself walked up to me tomorrow and told me I was the last alpha standing, I'd wish her luck and go home. But I don't get many letters from people who sign their name in three different colors of ink. If you ever want to write again, I wouldn't mind. — Theodore Lockhart I read it twice.

“My Grandfather had some Alpha in him I think but I’m not sure. The lines pretty much a mess now after my parents died.” He hummed, nodding. “It does tend to be like that. Well, keep it up son. Your Alpha will see the value you have. If he doesn’t, then you don’t need him. Look at Sol here, she’s made a statement by not joining any pack. Even with being an Alpha, having Beta’s and even a Gamma.” My eyes widened and I looked over at Solaris. She looked annoyed. Slamming a fresh beer down on the bar, she growled at him.

Shoving the plastic into the box it came in, I rush out of the bathroom, despite my headache fighting the nausea that fills me after dropping it along with the others in the bin, inside my bedroom. Squinting my eyes, I chase all the way downstairs, grabbing at the arm of the one person I saw, my nerves are a bigger wreck than last night. “Mary, did you see the alpha?” I ask her softly to not rattle her more. I’m guessing she had a run-in with the deltas or gammas, by the sullen look about her face. They always took things a bit too far. The alpha is different. I do not call him by his name even when we are alone. See, he might be the father of the whelp in me, but the pack members do not kno

“Right… but can I be blunt with you, Alpha?” Even though I felt like his bluntness would do me no good, I nodded. “Yes.” “Well… I don’t want to be your Beta.” “What?” Others would literally jump at the opportunity and he was here telling me he doesn’t want to be my Beta. “Why?”

"You rejected our bond. You told the whole pack I was disgusting. You called me a pig, Noah. Was that a test too? Or was that just the truth of how you see me?" "Isla, don't be dramatic," Noah said, stepping closer. The guards growled, but he ignored them, his eyes fixed on mine with a predatory intensity. "Think about the pack. Think about your parents' legacy. You’re going to let all that wealth go to waste because of a little spat? I’m your Alpha. I’m your husband." "You are nothing to me," I said.

“No pressure, then.” Corvin arched a brow. “You’re already under it. You just keep pretending you’re not.” Silence stretched between us, heavy with things I didn’t want named. “What happens,” I asked finally, “if the Alpha rejects the bond?” Corvin didn’t answer right away. He stared into his mug, jaw tightening. “Then the fire looks elsewhere,” he said. “And gods help anyone standing in its path.” My wolf snarled uneasily. I stood, heart pounding. “You’re saying she’s dangerous.”

I shook my head at that because right now, I wasn't in the mood for humor. “Okay listen” Quinn sat forward “I know the last thing you want to hear right now is my voice but that's all I can give you. You can't kill yourself just cause you haven't found your mate. There are loads of people who haven't found their mate and they're still doing good. I mean, look at me.” she pointed to herself. “It's not the same." “How?” “You’re not an Alpha." “I’m your Beta.” “That's why it's not the same."

The Alpha was my mate and somehow, he had no idea about it. What the fuck had the moon goddess done?

The one called Beta by Alpha knows that Mia messed everything up now. There is a question in his head, why is his Alpha thinking about this? He knows neither his Alpha nostalgic person nor he needs any attention to every person’s emotions in his pack because he knows most of them understood him. They? He all has been fighting with him, so he doesn’t care for small vices, but why he particularly ….sad now he doesn't understand. “Okay, I will not trouble you guys; you both can retreat; I want to be alone,” Alpha said while turning around and looking at the Moon Goddess.

I felt highly ungrateful, “No I-” “Wait! Your name is David? Where’s my bracelet? What’s my last name? I’m an Alpha? Or is that what a female Alpha is even called? Can there even be a female Alpha? Are we rogues, or are we a pack? What’s-”