Silent Alpha Stephanie Light Novels & Stories

Chris sat silently beside Stephanie as she sat slumped in the corner, still trembling from her sudden shifting and the weight of the revelation of Alpha Enzo’s betrayal, Ava’s cold confession, and the gnawing fear of what had become of Damien and Kayla. For a while, Chris said nothing. He knew Stephanie needed space, needed time to process the flood of emotions. Her breath was shaky, her eyes staring blankly at the floor. The room was still, the faint echoes of Ava’s screams long gone. Only the sound of Stephanie’s quiet sobs broke the silence.

[Lennox’s POV] I stared at the large cafe with flashing letters that screamed high class. Honestly, I wasn’t surprised that this was the type of place that Stacy and Melanie would choose. "If you want to leave, now is the time to say so." Silas said, drawing my attention toward him. "If it’s too much…" "No," I said quickly, "I’m okay, really." Pushing aside all the anxiety I was feeling towards coming face to face with my stepmother, I braced myself. I wasn’t that girl back then who had to helplessly deal. That girl was dead and gone.

I never thought that one day I would run away from him and that, for a millisecond, would rather that rival alpha just put an end to it. I took another step back. The heavy shadows of the trees stopped covering my body, and I felt exposed, bathed in moonlight, trying to hide my arms as if they were too intimate. He took another step towards me. I closed my eyes. Of course, this was the moment he would attack me. I wouldn't survive an aggressive bite from an alpha. His eyes, a war-yellow, shone with some kind of curiosity as he analyzed my body. From head to toe, he judged me mutely, his eyes lingering on the marks on my skin.

My phone notification beeps. I turn it around to read a message from Stephanie. STEPHANIE: [Dr. White, are you okay? Please reply to this text if you're fine. If I don’t get a reply in two minutes, I'll call security.] A big smile breaks out on my face. ME: [I'm perfectly okay, Steph. Thank you so much for your care.] STEPHANIE: [How many Salpingectomy surgeries did we have today?]

I could hardly even breathe as my throat grew stiff and paralyzed just like the rest of me. Stephanie crouched on the other side of the bars, her coat pooling around her, and watched me choke. “I’m sorry it had to be this way. But I can’t have you talking,” she said. “Because I know you will, at some point; if not today, then tomorrow, or the next, or three months from now. You will. Unless I silence you first.” My fingernails scratched against the floor. “As for my dear stepdaughter,” Stephanie said, rising, “I’ll be seeing to her personally when the moment comes. I guess what they say is true: if you want something done right, do it yourself.”

I don’t slow down. Instead—I walk, in a smooth and confident manner. Each step deliberate like I’m on a runway. Like the entire school is my audience. Because in this moment….they are. Stephanie leans closer, whispering, “You’re killing them.You’re literally shutting them up without saying anything” “I know,” I reply calmly. And then…we stop. Because standing directly in front of me…Is her. Stella. Lucas’s ex. She’s smiling, but it’s not a nice smile.

”…it’s all exhausting sometimes, and I’m all by myself. ”You know what’s weird, Luna said. She sensed your presence when I came in, I have never sensed that, not even once. Isn't it cruel?” I took my hand away from the tomb and stared in silence. I was leaving business school in a few months, and I was prepared to be Alpha. But I still have no idea what I should do. “Ocean, it’s getting late. We need to leave.” “I need some more minutes,” I replied. I was seated close to the tomb, with my hands over my knees, the moon creeping out slowly like a sneaky bastard.

The Moon King noticed her. “Stephanie!” She stopped. The First Alpha looked at her. “You are leaving?” Stephanie turned pale. “I—I have done what you asked.” “No.” His voice was cold. “You have done what you wanted.” He raised his hand. Dark energy wrapped around Stephanie. She screamed. “Please!” I stared at her. Despite everything she had done, I didn't expect that. “Stop!” The First Alpha looked at me. “Why?” “She is your ally.” “She was never my ally.”

Kendra explained. “Hi Alpha Kendrick” Lydia showed up in front of me suddenly. I could tell she would love to have a taste of my blood so badly with the way she stared at me. She didn’t take long before vanishing into thin air. “You see that man standing next to her, I need more information about him” I told Kendra. “I did a little digging. He’s Alpha of the moonlight pack” Kendra mentioned, “Did you say Alpha?” I questioned and raised an eyebrow in the process.

ALYONA The days began to blur into something warm and strangely calm. Stephan slipped into my routine without forcing his way in—small dinners, evening walks, showing up at my church practices with that smile that made everyone else relax. Bit by bit, life stopped feeling like a wound I was running from. I wasn’t healed, not completely, but I wasn’t drowning anymore either. And then the night of the concert arrived.