Novel & Cerita The Alpha Chose Me

I let the fire burn hotter, let the heat crack the air between us, daring him to stop me. “You wanted me dead,” I said, voice steady. “And now you have to live with the fact that I’m still here.” I tilted my head. “So tell me, Alpha—what happens now?” A muscle in his jaw twitched. For a long moment, he just stared at me, calculating. Then, finally, he exhaled. “Now,” he said, “you choose.” I frowned. “Choose?”

he commanded, his voice low and final. My eyes obeyed before I could think. I looked up…. Meeting the gaze of Alpha Rael. Everything else melted away. The hall. The whispers. The fear that had overtaken me. “You,” he said. And that was all it took for him to make a choice. In front of the entire pack, Alpha Rael reached for me, gripping my arm like I already belonged to him. Gasps echoed across the hall, but he didn’t care.

’Who is that female?’, Alpha Edward’s stern voice sounded in James’s head as he walked with Cornelia on the royal-blue carpet that was speckled with white rose petals. James didn’t like that his father pulled him out of his lovey-dovey mood, but he was also surprised that this question didn’t come the moment James saved Cornelia from planting her face on the terrace. ’Give me a minute’, James responded coolly. James gave Cornelia’s hand a squeeze before introducing himself officially. "I am James Redmayne, the next Alpha of the Red Moon pack. May I know your name?"

“I didn’t realize something was wrong until I came here.” My shoulders lift slightly. “My parents live like humans. That’s the life they chose.” “They were never interested in pack life.” A slow breath leaves my chest. “If they didn’t think something was wrong with me, why would I question it?” Zara hums thoughtfully beside me. “Still a little unusual,” she murmurs. “An Alpha choosing to live outside a pack.” I stop walking. “An Alpha?” The confusion in my voice comes out immediately. Her expression shifts as soon as she hears me.

“We don’t have a choice.” “There’s always a choice.” “Not one that keeps our people alive.” She pulled free and picked up the vial. “I’m Alpha. I choose to protect my pack. Even if it costs me everything.” She drank. The liquid burned going down. Like swallowing fire. She gasped, fell to her knees, felt Kaden catch her. Through the bond, she felt him panicking. Felt him trying to push strength into her. But the potion was spreading through her veins like ice.

Me? Could I actually be an Alpha?

I dug my nails into my palms and said nothing. "A human doctor," she laughed. "In this Pack, you're lower than an Omega. Do you know what they call you behind your back? The Alpha's pet. A dog he can call whenever he wants." "Are you done?" My voice was flat. "Give me back the pendant." Victoria smiled and opened her fingers. The pendant fell to the floor and shattered. "Oops. My hand slipped." I knelt down to pick up the pieces. The edges cut my fingers. Blood dripped onto the floor.

I found it strange that a mere human could shift my mood so effortlessly. “Really?” I asked, leaning closer into her space. She nodded vigorously, her face still hidden. I laughed again, though part of me felt a predatory satisfaction. I already knew everything about her. I had tasked Viktor, my Beta, with unearthing every detail of her life. That was how I knew exactly where she lived. I knew she was untouched, and even if she didn't realize it, I could feel her primal pull toward me. I was an Alpha; she was my fated Mate. The universe didn't give her a choice.

Yep, that would be a mood killer…if the Alpha had ever been in the mood. “Looks like I’ve landed myself in the House of Horrors,” the Alpha muttered. “The House of Heights, actually.” I perched on the bed next to him, leaving enough distance between our thighs that he didn’t think I’d suddenly make a dive for his penis. “And I may not be some kind of pastor’s daughter, but I chose you because…” Why had I chosen him? “…I’m a rebel too.” He tilted his head. “There’s more to being a rebel than just saying it.” “Maybe we’ll find that out together?” When he studied me warily, I sighed.

"It's when you believe it that you start to become it. It's you the goddess chose for Alpha Alexander. Out of all the 'powerful' 'fierce' females in all of West Crescent Valley, she chose you. I think the goddess knows what she's doing. You may be blessed far beyond what we can even imagine and it's just taking its time to manifest for the perfect moment. You have to be patient and trust the process, Your Highness. Everything will fall into place." She spoke with so much certainty, with something exploding confidently in her eyes, something that made me momentarily believe that, perhaps, she knew a secret that I didn’t. Nonetheless, her voice rang with hope and firm belief in this 'process'