The Alpha And His Troublemaker Novels & Stories

Little did they know that the trials they would face together would shape not only their destinies but also the fate of their entire pack. The journey had only just begun, and the true test of their strength and unity was yet to come. In the heart of Alpha Leori's kingdom, the atmosphere was tense and heavy with unease. Alpha Leori himself sat upon his magnificent throne, his expression etched with worry and frustration. Thoughts of Erica's sudden disappearance consumed his mind, causing his anger to simmer beneath the surface. The kingdom's tranquility had been shattered, and it was reflected in the alpha's restless movements and troubled growls.

I tried hard to resist scoffing. The former Alpha was an old fart. Everyone knew how he'd abused Haiden as a child, putting him in overly dangerous positions and having him self-regulate his emotions and behavior. Thus, making him mature quicker than others but also instilling in him deep wounds that would take an eternity to heal.

He looked at me so seriously it took me a minute to laugh. “Power-hungry, suspicious alphas are a dime a dozen,” he said next. “Don’t let her get to you.” I nodded and took a much more delicate sip from my glass. We were back in our seats for the third act, watching the lights go down and the curtain rise on Butterfly and her son in the dawn’s light, still waiting for Alpha Benjamin to return. When she took the child to sleep in his bed, the alpha appeared with his werewolf mate. Finally, he seemed to realize his little “dalliance” ruined Butterfly’s life and, rather cowardly, he ran off.

he demands. “Apologies, Alpha, but I had to prioritize cleaning Juan and Denise's house before attending to my chores here,” I nervously explain to Alpha, my voice trembling with fear. As I attempt to take a step forward, Alpha forcefully seizes my arm and hurls me against the unyielding wall, eliciting a sharp cry of agony as the impact shatters something deep within my body. Before I can even react, Alpha swiftly crouches down, positioning themselves in front of me, their voice dripping with disdain and disappointment. “I should have never kept you in this pack, you pathetic mongrel. Your worthlessness is only surpassed by your inability to fulfill the simplest of tasks assigned to you.”

The Alpha closed his eyes, and I realized he was trying to calm his beast. “Sorry about the show,” he said after a few seconds. “Sometimes I have to be tough when my orders aren't followed.” I shook my head, confused by it all. “That was harsh, and if I were her, I would feel somewhat humiliated,” I said honestly, and he looked at me in surprise. “It's the truth. I'm a stranger, I represent a potential risk, and—” “That has nothing to do with you,” said the Alpha. “This has to do with the fact that my best friend disobeyed a direct order.”

Still, I kept quiet. He gave a cold smile. “Whatever it is, I’ll clean it up. Money solves most problems, so go get dressed for school.” I dropped to my knees on the cold tile. “It’s not just a boy,” I whispered. “It’s not something money can fix.” He paused. Stared. “It’s the Alpha… and his brother.” The coffee cup shattered on the floor before he even dropped it. Alpha who?” “Kael,” I said. “From the Draven family.”

He said in his alpha aura. “You’ll make enemies if you keep fighting on minor issues, alpha and I want stability and peace.” I said. “Trust me, I have a plenty of enemies, in the family and outside. There are hidden snakes everywhere.” He said and I couldn’t disagree with him. “Alpha, what is your permanent solution for Alaric’s problem?” I asked out of curiosity. He chuckled and pecked my lips, “You’ll get to know very soon, mate. Now, let’s go and sleep. Tomorrow is going to be a very busy day.” He said getting up from the couch.

I stated as gently as I could. “I prayed so hard,” she murmured into my chest, “I begged the moon goddess to bring you back.” We hugged for a couple of seconds. I wanted her to know I was here and it was okay. “It worked,” I whispered into her hair, “whatever you did… it worked.” After a few more, I felt something collide into my leg. I pulled out of the hug and looked down to see one of the little pups. "Alpha is back," he said with a smile on his face and I heard the pack clapping. I looked around to see everyone—relieved, happy even.

I had been so stupid to trust Lucas. The realization hit me hard, the betrayal stinging like a slap to the face. All this time, I had thought he was helping me, that he cared about me, but in reality, I was just a pawn in whatever game they were playing. And now I was caught in the middle of a deadly battle between hunters and a powerful alpha werewolf. The hunters were focused on the werewolf now, their weapons raised, preparing to attack. The werewolf growled, its massive body tense, ready to strike. I could see the power radiating off of it, its presence overwhelming.

I hear Alice whisper something, but I can’t quite pick up on her words. “She’ll be fine, Alice; go back to Connor now and knock off for the night.” Alpha Hunter is speaking to her so softly, I can almost trick myself into thinking he’s a nice person; that's how Alphas work, though. They draw you in with a false sense of security and then they turn into a monster; it's what happened with Alpha Jacob and it's what will eventually happen with Alpha Hunter. Sure, he’s caring for me now but I give it only a matter of time before he’s slamming me into a wall so he can get past me or he’s making me stand in the corner of the room while everyone eats and I wait for the scraps.