Right Love Wrong Alpha Novels & Stories

Harvey gestured to the beta. “This witch took pity on the beast, rescuing it, hiding it, and nursing it back to health.” “Strange, witches don't usually meddle in wars!” The Alpha was evaluated. “That's where it gets even stranger. They don't know the witch's motivation. In the legend, the Alpha was grateful for her compassion. During his recovery, a love grew between them,” Oliver paused before continuing, “they said they renounced their titles, their roots, and their packs to live the forbidden love, even defying their gods!”

"I can’t, Celestia. I’m Alpha. I’m bound to wed a noblewoman from Raven Ridge. You know your place. You know this is wrong." "Wrong?" My chest tightened. "Was everything between us a sin, then? Your embraces, your whispers, the way you looked at me—was it all just a game? Am I nothing more than a plaything for an Alpha?" My eyes burned, but I didn’t cry. Not yet. "I love you, Alpha. With all my soul. Isn’t there even a sliver of love left in you for me?" At last, he turned to face me. Those eyes—the ones I’d looked into with reverence—now held only guilt. Tortured. But not brave enough to speak the truth.

With this I know there is big trouble. "Seize the witch!" "Don't you dare touch her!" Gerard and Ethan were having a battle already. Gerard is an Alpha and Ethan is a Gamma. The Alpha will definitely overpower the Gemma but then the Gamma won't give up until he doesn't have life in him again. "Jaylen, wake up!" I screamed with all my strength. Just then Jaylen jerked up.

“Why do you regret loving me? Why do you think our love is wrong?” I couldn’t bear to see her cry. Tabitha’s tears flowed as she pounded my chest hard and babbled in an unclear voice. “You are evil. I will never regret loving you. My love for you is very big.” I let Tabitha express all her feelings and cry as much as she could because that was the best way I could do, and I hope after this, she can think about my words with a cool head. 'Alpha, the war is over. My wolf defeated Beta Caleb's wolf. The warriors and I will take Beta Caleb to prison,' Beta Duncan said in the mind link.

“Tim is grown up.” “And we can still catch up here at home. Don’t worry. I’ll make you forget about that lowly Alpha.” “Oh. Thank you.” My throat dried up. Wrong Alpha. She was trying to make me forget about the wrong Alpha. The enemy was closer than she thought.

Rook let out a breath that was almost like a scoff, finding how reluctant she was, exhausting. "Look, you will love our pack more," he countered quickly. "Why don't you visit and see?" "And Alpha Kael is known to be ruthless, evil, and cold," he continued. "He won't treat you well after he is done with you." "Done with me? What does that even mean?" She questioned, feeling offended by his choice of words. "He is doing nothing to me, so please," she gestured lightly with her hand, "let your Alpha know that I refuse."

“But she’s your mate, right? Are you going to reject her right here?” Flint looked at me for a long moment. I saw the hesitation, the struggle. But then his eyes went cold. “My Luna has to be strong. She has to protect the pack. Lola, you’re too fragile. I’m sorry.” His next words were slow and heavy, each one cutting deeper than the last. “I, Alpha Flint, reject you, Omega Lola, as my partner.”

His eyes burned with cold fury. “You dare rewrite law,” he snarled. “You dare bind an Alpha without consent?” Lunaria didn’t flinch. “The Moon gave consent. That is the only one that matters.” He lunged. Silver and shadow collided. Lunaria staggered as Vorrek’s raw Alpha force slammed into her shields, driving her back a step. Pain flared—but so did fury. Kael saw her stumble. Something in him snapped. With a thunderous roar, he crashed into Vorrek’s side, jaws locking around the High Alpha’s shoulder. Vorrek howled, fury blazing, as the two Alphas tore into each other, power rippling outward in shockwaves.

“I know you are angry, I am too, but this isn’t the way to do it. This is wrong, Alex.” Alex was breathing heavily, sweat breaking out along her brow. “I can’t let go of it,” he said. “You can,” I said. I yanked my hand off Alpha Sean and ran to Alex. “Give it to me.” He briefly turned from Lena to me and looked at me, astonished, before fixing his gaze back on Lena. “You can’t hold it. You are an Omega.” “You are wrong, Alex. I am an Alpha. I can take it. Give it to me.”

"Won't they say you're shaking up the Northwolf pack for some she-wolf?" He wrapped his hand in mine and tightened his grip. His voice was low and unyielding as he said, "The Northwolf pack wasn't built on land or mines. It's built on the Alpha's word. Since I said I was marrying you, I won't let you suffer even a single grievance." I closed my eyes and breathed in the familiar scent of fir on him, feeling at ease. In my previous life, I loved the wrong person and stumbled my way through until I ended up utterly shattered.