Novel & Cerita The Abandoned Heiress, Alpha's Beloved

she said, her voice calm but lethal, "there will be no day when I crawl back to these gates, begging for pardon." The Alpha's cheeks flushed with anger, veins tightening across his temple, but the decision was irreversible. Celeste Hallow, wolf and woman alike, would leave. Serena, sensing the collapse of her plan, rushed forward, hands pressed to Alpha Rowan's chest. "Father, don't be angry! She's just stubborn, like you. She's fine-she doesn't mean it!" Celeste watched silently, each word dripping with calculated falsity.

"Except... there was a prophecy. A whisper, carried on the wind of that dark night. 'The silver sprout will bloom again, hidden within the strongest roots. When the true Alpha calls, the lost heart will awaken.'" A jolt went through me. The strongest roots. My family, My bloodline. Olivia. And when the true Alpha calls, the lost heart will awaken. My Alpha command. Her momentary resistance. Her sudden vibrant health and heightened senses. It was all falling into place with a terrifying, devastating clarity. "Who helped them?" I demanded, my voice low, my wolf restless beneath my skin. "Who allowed an heir to survive, and be hidden?"

"You're the love of my life. This potion is meant to save your life, but I hope you'll never need to use it." The box gleamed under the lights, drawing envious stares from everyone present. "I heard Alpha personally oversaw everything from harvesting the herbs to brewing the potion. A unique gift, a unique gesture, unique love—truly a 'true mate' bond." "Remember when you doubted this relationship? You said Alpha was just infatuated, that they weren't suited for each other, that she'd get hurt? Look at them now—with real love, nothing else matters." "I'm so jealous of Mrs. Blackwood. Having an Alpha whose world revolves around her. Unlike me—I spend every day dealing with my mate's mistresse

I kept my head bowed, my veiled face toward the floor. But Mateo had already caught my scent. He strode forward, ripping away both my veil and scent blockers in one motion. "Caroline," his lip curled in disgust. "Still here begging for money?" Everly's gasp of surprise was perfectly practiced. "Caroline! The former Luna, serving drinks? How... desperate you must be." The whispers started immediately, cutting like knives. "That's the one who abandoned our Alpha King..." "Left him when he lost his power..."

“The outlanders, the scavengers, they think we are weak. They believe my blindness makes us easy prey. They think our lands will fall as soon as their claws reach for it.” An answering growl tore through the crowd, and I watched the faces of pack members twist in wrath. “They are wrong.” The Alpha bent and grabbed something off the ground. When he lifted it, my jaw fell open because I was staring with horror at the head of the leader of our attackers. Alpha Kieran was holding it by its hair, and I fought the urge to retch as I stared at the bloodied head of our enemy. “This is what waits for anyone who dares test us,” the Alpha announced. His voice was hard, and his words sent a tremor throu

"The Alpha has told me everything I need to know and has asked me to assist you." After saying that, the maid walked to the bed and set a folded stack of clothes on it where there was some space. "Here are your clothes. The Alpha also asked me to lend you these for now, and I am more than happy to do so." "Lend?" Morvienne repeated in her mind, blinking once. She barely managed to hold back the look of disgust that threatened to show on her face. "Lend? Isn't he supposed to give me one of his shirts or something? What does he mean—lend?"

I asked, my tone dry. She pushed her book towards me. “Back at the Recruitment Program camp.” She paused, tracing the text with her fingers. “No one talked about this case, ‘The great abandonment’.” I picked the book up, my eyes scanning the area she pointed out. It was a case I was familiar with, one about a powerful alpha that went to war with a group of betas and another group of omegas, for support. Unfortunately, they were overpowered. But instead of saving the betas, the strongest of the group so they could regroup and launch a new attack, he took the omegas away to safety.

I walked to the piece of paper slowly, picked it up and unfolded it and read it again “I’m gone.” I stared at it for a moment without blinking, then crushed it in my hand. My body moved before my thoughts did.I opened the door and stepped out too fast, the door hitting the wall hard enough to make the servants outside jump. “What happened, Alpha?” one of them asked quickly. “Where is the omega,” I asked one of my servants. They looked confused. “The omega…?” “The one in my chambers.” They exchanged a look I didn’t like. . "A-alpha, I—I did not see anyone leave, sir. We have been here since dawn— I stepped closer.

“Goodbye, Caine.” Only that. Caine sat frozen, his eyes burning, the agony in his chest and the regret in his heart wringing together until they nearly tore him in two. He had never hated himself the way he hated himself now. Footsteps in the hall. Dray stood in the doorway, his voice low. “Alpha. The Alpha King of the North is holding a banquet to welcome his heir home. An invitation arrived.” Caine didn't look up. “I'm not going.” “Alpha.” Dray paused. “We've searched the entire East and found no trace of Sophia. She may have gone north.”

It would be difficult staying around her as every part of the lady alpha could literally arouse him but why was she being nice? Alpha Allegra moved down the glass staircase to the living room and had her sit on one of the couches with a deep sigh. She shuts her eyes for a moment and opened them again. Her plans were falling in place now, all she needed was to find Zayn a way out of this world and he would be out of her life forever. She couldn't still believe that she saw the prince of baridoki as a stranger. The Baridoki Kingdom was a powerful and respected one that her father could never conquer until he finally agreed to a peace treaty according to Zayn.