The Alpha Chose Me Leah And Jake Mga Nobela at Kwento

but finally, let it go. “Saph…” said Alpha Jacques finally. A young girl walked semi-running, then hugged Jasmine tightly. She let out a loud scream. "Yay ... I got her on my team ... defend me from all my evil siblings ... eldest sister." She said and Jasmine laughed. Now it is Luna Maribeth's turn to step forward and embrace Jasmine with a soft smile and teary eyes.

"Your attention will be needed elsewhere. You can't keep chasing after Ava forever." I felt a surge of frustration, but Leah continued, her voice dripping with possessiveness. "You have me, Alpha," she said. "I'll be by your side always. And Alex is here to fill in for Jake if anything were to happen to him." I stared at her, my mind reeling with tumultuous thoughts. What was she talking about? And why was she so convinced that I would prioritize her over everything else? The more I listened to her, the more I felt like I was trapped in a web of her making.

He had chosen her, not just as his Luna but as someone he cared for deeply. With a sigh, Alpha Jake realized that this choice came with its own set of challenges and uncertainties. The world of Alphas and Packs was never straightforward, and he couldn't predict how their relationship would evolve in the midst of impending conflict. However, as he looked out of his study window into the moonlit night, Alpha Jake knew one thing for certain: he was determined to protect Mara and help her embrace her unique heritage. Together, they would face the trials that awaited them, united by a connection that transcended the supernatural world's complexities.

"Cain, my application to join the Northcliff pack has already been approved." "Leah!" Cain's voice rose, his voice taking on a commanding tone that was unique to Alphas. "The Southglade pack is your home, and I am your Alpha! You're not allowed to leave without my permission!" "Don't be angry, Alpha Cain," Vera exclaimed as she hastily grabbed his arm. "Leah's just being impulsive. She'll definitely regret—" "I won't regret my decision," I said, cutting her off as I held Cain's gaze. "I don't love you anymore, Cain Beckett. I'm only going to repeat myself one more time. Let's break up."

And then, without another word, he turns and walks away, disappearing through the doorway and out of sight. I stand there for a moment, my heart aching with the weight of my decision. But before I can fully process the hurt and confusion swirling inside me, I feel a pair of arms wrap around me from behind. "You did it, Aria!" Leah exclaims, her voice bright with excitement. "You defeated Elijah and claimed your rightful place as Alpha. I never thought it was possible, but you proved me wrong." I turn to face her, a small smile tugging at my lips. "I couldn't have done it without you, Leah," I say, my voice thick with emotion. "You saved not only our lives but the life of my unborn child as w

She wanted to tell her more, but she stopped when Leah shook her head. “Okay, then. It's alright for you to be an Alpha for now. I know that you can do it because it's too easy. I hope you will still have time with your mate after that.” Leah grinned. She walked towards the door, which made Almera frown. She crossed her arms. “I need to go to them. I want to know what's the result. Please bring me wood so I can smack Adam quickly once Karen rejects him for being a jerk.” Leah ordered, which made Almera shout in joy. She immediately obeyed her and excitedly went to Leah.

"Exactly. That's why it must happen. Jake is choosing her over me, over everything I am. We must stop this before it's too late." Mara swallowed hard and nodded timidly. "Okay." They exchanged a silent pact, hearts pounding in the still night. Unbeknownst to them, through a crack beneath the door, Elder Leah, the wise witch of the Moonlit Pack, overheard every word. Her face settled into firm resolve as she realized what was happening. Moments later, Alpha Jake strode into the pack's inner study. The firelight from the hearth cast shadows across his troubled face. Elder Leah was already there, waiting.

I thought. “You didn’t tell me that the alphas will come here,” I whispered to Faria. “I don’t know either, maybe birthday girl’s luck?” She teased. I sighed, could she take things more seriously? We watched as the alphas entered another private dining room. Maybe it’s just another alphas’ meeting. Our desserts arrived soon, we’d both decided to leave as soon as possible, not wanting to meet any alphas.

As she made her way toward the basement, Lucy suddenly froze. Voices. She darted behind a nearby bush, crouching low to hide. “Welcome to our pack. We are honored to be graced by the royal guards and commanders,” she heard the former Alpha’s voice say, full of fake flattery. Lucy peeked through the leaves. A tall man clad in heavy silver armor stood with several equally intimidating soldiers behind him. And beside them, standing poised and powerful, was Alpha Jayden. Lucy’s heart slammed against her ribs.

“Why, Mom? Didn't Evica inform you about it? I thought she had already announced it to the whole society!” My father, Killian Jones, glared at me. He was about to scold me but paused when Alpha Aleric stepped out of the car. He and Lima both froze. Alpha Aleric didn't look at them first. His eyes shifted on the house. As he was looking at the house, my parents quickly bowed to him. "All hail to the head Alpha of our pack." Alpha Aleric glanced at them, then he gave them a nod. I saw how professional he was. He moved from his car and walked toward them.