Rejecting Her Twin Alphas Amber Novels & Stories

She wants to finish him once and for all. “Stop!” Alpha Tommy growls. “Stop this, Jane. He is the king, and you can’t kill him. All the werewolf races will hunt you.” “How dare you?” Amber felt hostile toward my uncle. “How dare you tell this goddess what to do?” I have never seen her like this. Amber has never been like this. She even calls herself a goddess. Uncle Tommy was shocked by the power oozing from her body. Her growl is more intimidating than that of the so-called alpha king.

No, he has not just been studying me since I entered this room, it was since we left his study, it explains why he had not said anything yet. I took a deep breath, I was going to make a decision between revenging my pack or not. “I, Amber of the crescent moon pack accept Alpha Conrad of the Dark Moon pack as my mate”

They had missed dropping on my feet only by half an inch. "Avira!" It was the unmistakable voice of my wolf, calling me with excitement. "Do you consent to be marked by Dylan Thiago as his mate?" Shammar asked. "Yes, I…" I started to say but, Alpha Magnus' voice rang out in an angry chatter, absorbing the sound of my voice. "My sons will not be mated to her. Never! She's cursed! She's a heartless and unremorseful killer." Alpha Magnus screamed at the top of his voice.

Elena’s eyes narrowed slightly, her calm turning sharp, guarded. Then A car door shut. Slow. Final. Footsteps followed. Each one measured. Confident. Unstoppable. Lia turned. And there he was. Alpha Liam five years hadn’t softened him.If anything He was worse. Stronger. Colder. More dangerous. His dark eyes landed on her first. And for a split second Something flickered. Recognition. Hurt. Then it was gone. Replaced by control. Possession. His gaze shifted. To the twins.

"King, I'm sorry for my father's behaviour. Please, pardon him." I stepped closer to Alpha Oliver, my gaze hardening. "Next time, I won't take it lightly if you call Avery a cheat or tag my children as bastards." With those final words, I walked away, leaving them to sort out their own emotions. A few other Alphas approached me to express their gratitude. Despite their words, my attention was divided, my eyes were constantly drifting towards Avery, and I couldn't even concentrate on the conversation with the Alphas. She stood by the carousel, sipping a protein shake, her eyes following our twins as they laughed and played. Her protective instinct was remarkable, and it was one of the many th

I knew her words had touched everyone present, and I couldn’t stop smiling when she returned to sit beside me. “I hope you don’t mind,” she whispered. “Too late,” I teased, pulling her closer for a kiss. “I loved it.” She smiled sweetly at me and leaned against my side. I wrapped my arm around her as the speeches slowly concluded and the ceremony drew to a close. However, as we rose from our seats, the strange alpha I had noticed earlier made his way toward us—not to Carter or me, but to our mother, who stood a little further away. When they began speaking, I turned to Carter.

Now, sitting in front of the twins' mother and seeing how worried she looks, he couldn't help but worry too. "Tell me" Emerald began. "Tell me it is not my late husband's brother that took the twins" Anderson sighed. He doesn't want to believe that. He doesn't want to believe that the Alpha of Starlight took the twins. Why will he want to take them, after all these years? After all these years of not caring or looking for them. He shook his head in disapproval. "He won't do that. He can't do it. I mean he has no reason to take the twins when there is no pack to fight for. I heard he now owns a pack, the Starlight. And he is doing pretty great"

That wickedness in her had been there since she was a child, it was brought into this world with her and they would die together as one. I didn't understand why anybody would derive pleasure from doing the bullshit that she had planned to do, she was very protective of Kaden and it was quite irrational, when I had won the competition and became the alpha, Bertha was the least happy about it and she didn't even think to hide it from the public or from my face.

his voice was a broken whisper that managed to carry across the silent room. I didn't stop until I was standing directly in front of him. I didn't curtsy. I didn't smile. I simply looked at him with the cold, dead eyes of the woman he had murdered. "Alpha Killian," I said, the temperature in the room dropping five degrees with every word. "I believe you forgot to send my invitation. But as a Queen, I decided to overlook the slight." Sienna pushed forward, her eyes darting between me and the twins. "This is an outrage! You’re a rogue! You’re supposed to be dead!"

She'd crossed a line, let feelings cloud her responsibilities. She paced for a while before flopping onto her bed, her fingers tangled in her hair. The silence was too loud, but just as she tried to steady her thoughts, a knock echoed on her door. "Keyla," a Beta said, "Alpha Chase needs you in his office. Now." She rushed through the hallways, nerves tightening with each step. When she reached the door, she raised her hand to knock-then paused. Voices. She leaned slightly closer. "She doesn't even know what she's worth," Hunter was saying, voice tense with frustration.