Secret Alpha Novels & Stories

" when I'm not there, if even you aren't there the company would be in difficulty.it was bound to happen. It is just a little confusing because the preparations are not completed. You have to be a support." " Joel. I definitely told you, it is not a determination that will change so easily." Nathan said. Joel dropped something on the counter. " this is the key to the company safe deposit box.while I'm absent,you take care of it." He said. " Joel" Nathan called. " whether you want it or not,you're the k group's successor" Joel said. Jade sighted Nathaniel, then she saw her was talking with someone so she stood waiting to hear what they were discussing she didn't approach him yet.

"My scouts advanced to the coordinate perimeter, but my mind could not formulate a tactical method to sneak past the electronic security grids." "Completely useless," Cedric growls, his eyes flashing with raw, angry gold. "We cannot allow her lips to spill our structural secret to another single wolf in this underworld." My body trembles violently as I nod my head in absolute agreement, completely overwhelmed by the proximity of death. That single piece of data had to remain buried forever; the secret was known only to our two terminals. CHIKA WHITMORE Fresh from the decontamination showers inside the Afolayan stronghold, I grab my data pad and initialize a secure line to Darren’s terminal.

A message had come through Nova’s private channel, an encryption so old, only Selene and Evelyn had used it in the past. Alma stared at the decoded message now glowing across her screen. "There is a second Vault." "Evelyn never told you everything." "They’re coming for it." Beneath it: Coordinates. A remote location in Greenland. Selene appeared via hologram, her jaw tight. “I didn’t send it,” she said. “Then who did?” Selene hesitated. “I think it’s your brother.” Alma’s breath caught. “Ares is dead.” Selene narrowed her eyes. “Then someone is pretending to be him. And they have access to Evelyn’s secondary architecture. Which means”

Downward it spiraled, into the cold steel of a vault designed not to store wealth—but truth. At the final door, twin palm scanners blinked red. Elias placed his hand first. Then Freda. The lock clicked. The vault opened. Inside: rows of servers, blackbooks, recordings, data. All the secrets of the Harrington dynasty—deals with foreign governments, off-book weapons programs, generational blackmail, and a ledger titled Project Aegis. The final truth. Grace’s voice buzzed through the com-link. “The failsafe is encoded into the central console. You need to input the legacy key—Jonathan’s voice ID—to disarm it.”

I said, a small, dangerous smile touching my lips as I looked up to meet his gaze. The silver-violet patterns beneath my skin were completely quiet, but I could feel them shifting, a coiled spring of power waiting for the right circuit to trigger. The "Secretary" persona was a thin veil now, a costume we both wore for the boardrooms of New York. In this dark forest, we were the balance—the Alpha and the Anchor. We reached a heavy, reinforced steel door marked with a fading red Council stamp. The electronic lock was active, a small digital screen flashing a bright yellow warning code that blocked our path.

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He was being "De-activated." "Mama! Dada! The man in the suit is disappearing!" Kaelen cried out. The Critic, the former Alpha of Sector 0, was indeed unravelling into a cloud of violet stardust. He looked at Silas with a look of profound, ancestral sorrow. "She has the 'Root Access', Silas. You have to find the... the 'Hidden Page'..." Before he could finish, the Critic was gone, recycled into the system.

Selena grabbed my arm, fingers digging in, sensing something was very, very wrong. But I didn’t back up. “Tell me,” I said. The Alpha leaned in. His breath was cold. His presence is heavy. His voice cracked the entire world open. Then— He whispered it. The secret. The terrible, impossible, shouldn’t-exist secret. A secret that froze every bone in my body. A secret that made the battlefield go quiet. And for a heartbeat… Even my own breath stopped.

ERENDINA. I have a secret. I have many secrets. And nobody knows my secrets. To the rest of the realm, I’m too flawless. To them, I’m the princess with the perfect life—one that’s envied by all. But they do not know me. They do not know of my secrets. They do not know of the person that hides behind the perfect display I put on for the rest of the world. They do not know I’m undeserving of every word they’ve defined me with. They do not know that I’m neither brave nor strong. And I’m most certainly not pure.

I grabbed the purple Cloak from where I hid it deep inside my wardrobe and snuck out of the house, I waited until I was in the darkness outside before I slipped it on and headed for Lucian's den, I just hoped that I would find him there since I had not informed him that I was coming and I knew that it's not safe to go to the club just yet, not after those pictures that Alpha Theon had shown us during the council meeting. I drove to the tunnel that led to his underground base and went in. The tunnel was dark and cold but that didn't stop me, I switched to my wolf vision and kept walking straight ahead. I arrived in front of the large metal door, this time it didn't buzz open like it usually d