The Alpha And The Mistake Novels & Stories

” I took a piece of bacon and bit into it, “you know, I might be fired all because of your asshat Alpha and his humongous ego.” Her brow lifted, “hmm, how so?” I told her what happened, and she creased her brows at me, “so all the monitor’s went haywire and your being blamed, and Dr. Fabian said it’s because you embarrassed our Alpha?” she shook her head. I nodded, “yea, I forgot that your kind are superhuman and can heal all by yourselves, so I guess me thinking that the monitors were actually working properly and showing all his vitals heading for the sky, I should have shrugged and walked out, but I did my job and hit the code button, stupid me.”

I asked. “No!” He hastily affirmed, shaking his head vigorously. “ I did not know. Please, Alpha, forgive me” Finally, the pieces of the puzzle were now beginning to make sense. “You made a drug that had the potential to kill someone. Because of your selfish reasons, you placed the Alpha’s life at stake!” Dylan's eyes grew red with rage as his claws threatened to make their appearance. “Please, Alpha! I made a terrible mistake. I admit I was stupid. She said she’d ruin me, and I didn’t think she’d use it on you. I swear I’m telling the truth!”

The voice of the old Alpha shook terribly as he still laid on the floor of his room without attempting to cover himself up. “You didn’t think you could run away from me, did you?” Alpha Rex’s tone held the cruelest form of mockery. Then he nodded like it was somethig he expected, “Then again, you put up quite a number of defenses at your borders to stop me from getting through. You must have really thought you could get away with it.” “I did everything you asked! I gave everything in return just like you asked after the deal we made. My biggest mistake was making a deal with a four-faced demon like you.” Alpha Tauren managed to find enough confidence to speak without stuttering.

“Alpha is sick.” *

I owed them that much. “All because of one mistake,” I whispered, my voice trembling. “One fucking alliance that I should have rejected.” ‘It wasn’t just a mistake’, Dexter snapped, his voice sharp like a blade. ‘It was arrogance. You thought you could defy the Alpha King. You thought you were untouchable’ . “I didn’t know!” I shouted, the words tumbling out of me, raw and desperate. My voice echoed through the empty ruins. “I didn’t know he would retaliate like this. I didn’t know he would……”

Alexander knew he had made a mistake when he had only told Melody that there was chatter indicating a possible move by the Hyena's; not the bigger reason. He sighed, hating that once again he made a mistake that hurt Melody. "I wasn't fully honest with you. Guillermo told me there was chatter indicating the Hyena's were looking for an Alpha Queen." He paused, trying to figure out how to best explain the rest, he still didn't know enough himself. "I'm just human" Melody breathed out, her body going stiff in Alexander's arms.

“I…I… don’t … know —” He gave her a pointed look “look, I am not playing around here and you had better talk, I’m not a patient man. I saw you sneak out of the Alpha’s room in the early hours of the morning, you were limping, I could perceive it – the Alpha is the first man you have ever been with. So you are pregnant?” He said with a deep frown. Fiona swallowed, her hands shaking in fear “I…I….it was a mistake, the Alpha was drunk, he didn’t know what he was doing, I’m sorry —”

“Miss, perhaps you should step aside. Before the smell gets worse.” “Yes, please,” a younger woman added, fanning herself. “Some of us are trying to breathe here.” The laughter was deafening now. Leslie tried to speak but nothing came out. Her throat was closing. Her eyes were burning. She looked at Tony one more time. He wasn’t even looking at her anymore. He’d turned back to the cameras, that perfect smile plastered on his face again. “Go home, Leslie, the Northern Territory Alphas are watching.” he said quietly. Coldly. “And don’t come out until you figure out how not to embarrass me.”

The biggest mistake I had ever made was falling in love with my Alpha husband. William Miller. CEO of the William Group of Companies. Powerful. Ruthless. Untouchable. And mine. I was six years old when my mother died. Her death didn’t just take away my happiness, it took away my safety. My father remarried barely a year later, bringing a new woman into our home… along with her daughter. From that day on, my life became a living nightmare.