Saved By The Alpha Novels & Stories

“Good Alphas love their pack members for who they are, not what they can do.” Leo tilted his head. “Is that why Alpha Kaidon saved you?” I smiled softly, thinking of my mate. “Yes. Kaidon and Akiri came to rescue me. Akiri was my friend before I joined this pack, and she helped bring me here.” Leo still looked doubtful. “Alpha Kaidon is scary. He’s tall and has dark eyes.” “So does Andre,” I pointed out, laughing when Andre pouted. “Yeah, but Andre’s short!” Leo protested. “I saw Alpha Kaidon once, and I stayed in my room for three days! Except for when I had to go to the bathroom… and get a muffin.”

“If I stay, I endanger you. You don't deserve it.” Maera snorted. “You were half-dead when I dragged you in. Danger already came and went.” I stood slowly, testing my weight. The room swayed, but I remained upright. “Without you,” I said, meeting her gaze, “my story would have ended in that forest where they dumped my body to decay. Whatever the world says of Alpha Eris… you saved a life.” Her mouth pressed into a thin line. “I didn’t save an Alpha. I saved a wolf who wanted to live.”

If looks could kill I would be dead by now. “But then again, Dean did not spare our lives because he loved us or had pity for two girls in distress. He saved us because he was not affected. The guard who released us made us know he was happy we helped him finish what he wanted. And when he discovered that I was Grim's mate he walked into my room and threatened me. Said he would kill me. He decided to take Sandra so that he could become the Alpha. An over ambitious man cannot make an Alpha “

Seeing me, Alpha Joash screamed… "No!!!" Jenny's body tumbled out of his hold and he dashed towards me. He pushed me out of the way with his body right behind me. Did he just save me? "You bitch! Do you hate me so much? Did you want to get yourself killed?" I disregarded him and pointed in Pete's direction, but this time she was gone. "The guards are after her…. Thank you for saving her life earlier…" Alpha Joash muttered. I saw a flicker of complex emotions in his eyes, but it vanished like smoke.

A guard burst through the door. “Alpha!” Damon turned sharply. “What is it?” The guard swallowed. “There’s a pack at the border.” Rowan’s hand instinctively went to his weapon. “Which one?” The guard hesitated. Then said the name quietly. “The Bloodfang Alpha.” Silence crushed the room. Gracelyn looked up at Damon. “You said they were extinct.” Damon’s jaw tightened. “They were.” He turned toward the door, his Alpha aura rolling off him like a storm. “Looks like someone survived.”

Even though I had my suspicions as to whether it was probably Dean or Vivien, I definitely could not tell Alpha Ryder about it. Alpha Ryder had helped me enough, he had saved me twice now when we had only just met. I could never ask more of him. “All I need to do now is get it together and leave all of the chaos behind. At least I am out of the woods already.” I thought to myself with a sure and determined mind. This is the end. “Well, thank you so much Alpha, for not leaving me back there, for your timely intervention and saving me, again.” “I am so grateful and I can’t believe that you would even do this much for a stranger you just met yesterday,” I said with a grateful tone, avoiding tho

“So if Jay dies… Lena dies… and because of the bond…” He looked down at his glowing veins. “I die too.” The Alpha nodded. “Choose.” Silence. The world held its breath. Alexander clenched his jaw. Then he said it— The line that would change everything: “Then I’ll save him.” Lena sobbed in relief. Jay gasped faintly. Even Z-03 paused. The Alpha tilted its head. “Why save the vessel? You already hold the heart.” Alexander looked down at Lena—

The Alpha let go of him and rushed over to Alpha Kael who was sitting up and looking better than he had the first time Bill saw him. “Goddess,” he muttered under his breath. The Alpha was alive. He wouldn’t be punished and he didn’t have to be here anymore. His eyes darted to the exit and he only took a step towards it before a voice stopped him. “Don’t leave.” His gaze snapped back to Alpha Kael who was now on his feet. “He hurt you,” Julian growled with anger. “He saved my life. If he hadn’t cut me, the silver would have fully spread through me.”

“Thank you. Thank you, Luna.” “Fast. You heard what he said,” Aliyah snapped, already turning back to Xavier, already lowering herself toward him. I did not need to be told again to leave or to be told what they were about to do. I slipped out of the room and pulled the heavy door shut behind me. Through the thick wood, I could already hear Aliyah’s voice shifting back to that soft, coaxing tone. I didn’t look back. I walked fast. Then faster. My mind would not settle. Why would the Alpha save me again, he could have handed me over, but he did not.

“But you refuse to stay by my side. So why did you save me in the first place? “Just because there’s no hope for us doesn't mean you have no redeemable qualities, Alaric,” she crossed her arms across her chest. “I saved you because… because you’re the Alpha of this pack. And this pack needs a strong leader like you. I saved you because your death would have proven Seraphina right.” “Is that so?” I asked. My memories of Seraphina’s attack was hay, and the moments after that as well. But there was something I remembered.