The Alpha And The Mistake Novels & Stories

"This pack survives because of you. That's not sentiment. That's just what happened, whether or not you were trying for it to happen that way. The title's just catching up to the truth." Milo, unable to stay quiet any longer, piped up from his corner. "Also you're really good at the vanishing thing, and Alphas are supposed to be strong, so." That surprised a real laugh out of her, the first one in longer than she could remember, cutting through some of the weight the room had been carrying. "Thank you, Milo. Very compelling legal argument." "I try." The laugh loosened something in her chest that had been tight since Ezra first said the word Alpha, and in the quiet that followed it, Wren foun

He responds; voice low, and trembling. Nodding, the Alpha takes a step towards him, with his hands folded behind him in his usual form. "And you did this why? Didn't I give an order for her not to be touched against my command? You got tired of fucking your women, and decided she's the next in line? Did you think I wouldn't know of this, or you were daring me?" He stands before a trembling Peter who immediately shakes his head before saying, "I will never, Alpha. It was a mistake, and I promise that it will never repeat itself. "

The Alpha could save himself. *****

"We protect our land, our pack. Our people rely on us." He bit his lip. "And if we lose?" I crouched down to his level, meeting his eyes. "An Alpha never thinks about losing. He thinks about surviving. Adapting. Winning." Auren nodded slowly. "Okay. But... what if I make a mistake?" I placed a hand on his shoulder. "Then you learn from it. Every Alpha makes mistakes. Even me." His eyes widened. "You?" I chuckled. "Of course. Many times. But I never made the same mistake twice."

“But that doesn't mean that you should forget about how he contributed to your pack and helped you endlessly. Just one mistake shouldn't justify his personality.” “One mistake? He ruined the pack member’s life. The children, family, warriors, everything! Everything was wiped off!” Another Alpha interjected. I leaned back in my chair and watched how the drama would unfold. It was quite interesting to see them antagonize Alpha Darwin.

"I'm so sorry, Bunny. I'm so sorry I wasn't there to protect you. I'm so sorry this happened to you. I feel like I failed you. I'm such a bad alpha." Allen's eyes widened, and she placed her bowl on the nightstand. She then grabbed Sebestian, and he did the same. She then cupped Sebestian's face and turned his head, so they were now looking at each other. "Don't you dare, Sebestian. Don't blame yourself. Don't call yourself a bad alpha. Do you know what I think? I think that you're an amazing Alpha, and you did the best you could. You got me out of there, didn't you? I love you, Sebestian. I love that you're my alpha. My amazing Alpha I couldn't ask for a better one, okay? I love you so much

I’d let him think I was giving in, while I learned everything I could about this place — his guards, his secrets, his mind. And when the time was right, I’d destroy him the same way he destroyed my pack. I reached for the pen beside the contract. My hand hovered above it for a long moment. My heart beat fast — too fast. This wasn’t surrender. This was strategy. I signed my name slowly, the ink dragging across the paper. “You wanted a mistress, Alpha,” I whispered. “You just got a traitor in disguise.” The knock came not long after. “Alpha wants to see you,” a voice said from outside.

Father added, and I felt so much relief, “we believe that all that happened was nothing but a distraction. They were just…” “Distraction?” I asked, through the phone for all to hear. “Yes, distraction.” “No, it can’t be a distraction. It was more of a warning or some kind of thing. How can you call it a distraction when…” I turned to my grandfather, seeing that he was still alive, but then I remembered Darrell’s mother, “when the Supreme Alpha’s mother is dead. It’s definitely not.....” “She is alive,” my father said. “The news was false. Everything was orchestrated.”

The room erupted into a frenzy of camera clicks and murmurs, capturing the tender moment between the Alpha and his mate, as they stood united, their love and commitment to each other on full display. The room held its collective breath as a shout pierced the air from the back, 'What about Valtira?' The question hung like a challenge, a test of the truth. Aurora's response was calm, yet authoritative, 'Valtira is the past. I am the future.' Her eyes never left Alpha Kael's, her voice firm, 'She was a pawn in Vuk's game of deception, a desperate attempt to drive a wedge between the Alpha and me. But Vuk failed, for our bond is unbreakable.' The silence that followed was oppressive, as if the v

Another look at him and I knew I would throw up. “He made the biggest mistake. He lied and betrayed Alpha. Everybody knows Alpha has a strong aversion for liars,” Aaron sighed out. A fist of dread squeezed my insides instantly. This is what he does to liars? The churning in my stomach grew intense while my eyes flew to him on their own.