Reclaimed By The Alpha King Novels & Stories

Draven stared at her, then scoffed, shaking his head. “Don’t try to outplay him, Angela.” His voice hardened. “You can’t play with fire and expect not to burn.” He stepped closer. “He’s not just any Alpha. But Alpha king! He earned that crown. And you… you’re human.” “I know,” she whispered, her eyes glistening but fierce. “But I’m a mother first.” She inhaled deeply. “Maybe… this is a sign. Maybe the Moon Goddess brought him back for a reason.” She held his gaze.

"Tell everyone I died redeemed. That's all I ever wanted." "You're not dying!" But even as I say it, I know it's a lie. The ceiling is coming down, and Kael is the only thing holding it up. "Thank you," Kael says softly. "For giving me a chance to be better. Now go, Alpha. Lead them. Save them. Be the hero I never was." The ceiling drops another inch. Kael's scream is pure agony. Neon physically carries me through the door. We're outside, rolling down a hill, and behind us the entire facility collapses inward with a roar like the end of the world. Dust billows out in a massive cloud, swallowing everything.

But my knees locked and my body trembled. He looked like a fallen god carved out of winter. Kael Draven. The Alpha King of the North. The strongest of our kind. The one I’d dreamed about in every secret night I dared to hope that fate wasn’t cruel. Maybe tonight, the Moon Goddess would prove I wasn’t nothing. Maybe tonight, I would belong.

He yelled, looking hungrily at everyone. "The Alpha King is on the verge of redeeming himself of his curse. Without his curse he is more powerful than all of us. Unlocking his superpowers he doesn't know of and being undefeated. This is our only chance, once this is gone then we remain under the Alpha King, Alexander Blackwood. Maybe until our children's time and that is if they see the need!" He added as he spat at them. "Be careful with the waterfall!" Alpha Cornelius said aloud, wiping his hands that were on the table dramatically.

Alpha's eyes first fluttered to Clarion's hands and then back to his face with one raised eyebrow before adding, "You seem pretty stressed yourself. I think you should drink this." "What do you mean alpha? I made it for Luna. I can get more of it you want, but I don't think I can access it right now." "It doesn't matter, alpha's orders." Clarion widened his eyes before taking a step back. "I'm sorry, but I can't take that order," he held his head bowed, "Because you're no longer my alpha. I'm sorry. I don't mean to be disrespectful.” Alpha raised one eyebrow at him, “Oh, but you're being very disrespectful right now. Do you not want to be disrespectful or you don't have a choice?”

Something like satisfaction flickered across her face. "Julian was easy," she said. "Bitter, desperate men always are. I found Marcus months ago, offered him gold and information in exchange for small favors. Leaving the ring where you'd find it. Sending word that Julian was watching the border. It didn't take much to convince him his Alpha still wanted you back, and even less to convince Marcus that helping him would earn him a place at Julian's side once you were reclaimed." "You used them," I said. "Both of them."

“Who are you?” One brow lifted faintly, almost with amusement, though his eyes remained sharp and unreadable. For a long moment he studied her as if she were a question he had already expected to find in the middle of the night. Then he inclined his head just enough to acknowledge that she had earned the truth. “Kael,” he said. “Alpha King.” The words hit her harder than the moon ceremony, harder than Rovan’s rejection, harder than the guards reaching for her in the dark. Aira’s breath caught and refused to move for a second, her mind scrambling for anything solid enough to hold. Kings did not appear in border forests. Kings did not stand alone in the snow and speak to rejected women. Kings

“I’m the heir of Red Fang. And my pack died because of you.” The light from the pendant shot outward, hitting the circle. The masks shattered. Underneath, the Council wasn’t wolves. They were something else. Something older. Their skin was pale, eyes black, teeth too sharp. “Abominations,” the Alpha King growled. The creatures lunged. --- The fight was brutal. The Alpha King moved like lightning, tearing through the first two creatures before they could blink. Luna fought beside him, faster than she’d ever been, the bond giving her strength she didn’t know she had.

Let the goddess know she had forsaken me. Let the whole world know the Alpha King was truly the beast they made him out to be. But I Was Still The Alpha and my rule shall last forever!! *** "The Alpha King is dead, The King is Dead!!!" Centuries ago, we had what we called the Alpha King, he was an immortal, blessed by the moon goddess to rule over her people, he was practically another god. But after years of ruling peacefully, he finally found his mate, just like his enemies wanted him to.

“If you didn’t want what we shared, why didn’t you just say so—” “You condemned me to this life,” I cried. “You ordered that I be sent here. I didn’t run away!” “What?” King Benjamin gasped, his mouth falling open. “I swear on everything I have—I never gave that order.” “It’s easy for you to deny it—” “I am your king, I rule everyone here” he interrupted firmly. “The Alpha of the Moon Pack. I fear no one, and I have no reason to lie.” I swallowed hard. “What happened that morning shouldn’t have happened, my king. I’m only a slave. I understand if you never wanted to see me again.” I bowed my head, then turned and walked away, leaving him standing there in silence.