The Alpha Claiming The Enemy’s Daughter Novels & Stories

Finally, she succeeded in freeing herself from Raphael's grip. "Raphael, you aren't in your right mind. Calm down, okay?" Winter said while breathing hard. She pressed her legs together and looked at him with misty eyes. "Y-you ca-cannot claim me like this," she added while stuttering. "Shut up, Winter. Everything about you is driving me crazy. Don't stop me today. I want you," Raphael stated. He ended up accidentally pressing something on the wall when the secret door opened. Raphael's head ached as he somehow took over his alpha. He turned around holding his head tightly. "No. Don't do anything to Winter! You aren't supposed to mate," he told himself, his hungry alpha.

I didn’t mean to eavesdrop but how could I walk away now? From my hidden spot, I could see Alpha Kingsley sitting behind his desk, his face carved in stone. His jaw tightened, and something flickered in his eyes. Pain? Resistance? Maybe both. “She can’t leave,” he said after a pause, his voice heavy with emotion. “She’s my daughter.” “No,” Adam said, quieter now, but unflinching. “She’s not. She’s Beta Luca’s daughter—the same Beta who killed your mate.” Alpha Kingsley stood abruptly, his chair scraping across the wooden floor. I flinched at the sound. His hands trembled, claws extending half-shifted from his fingertips before he inhaled deeply, visibly forcing himself to calm down.

Other wolves I passed by quickly made way not daring to look in my eyes as my wolf was in the surface. As soon as the door shut behind me, I finally let go. A snarl tore from my throat as I hurled a vase against the wall, Porcelain shattered and pieces were sent flying. "Of all the fucking wolves on this cursed earth, it had to be her." I clenched my fists, pressing my forehead against the wooden door. She’s the daughter of the one who betrayed us. The one who left my father to die while he ran for his life. The one who made me Alpha too soon, at the tender age of Fourteen.

"They are from Nightingale Clan, but that one over there, along with two dead ones, attack the flat the rest of them were hiding. The girl claims that she gave birth to the little girl. The little girl has a wolf, and it manifested already." "Ok," Alpha says and enters our cell; I clutch "Ok," Alpha says and enters our cell; I clutch Kathy tighter as he comes close to us. For a long moment, he just looks at us. I tremble. There is no point in hiding that I'm afraid; he is an Alpha; he can smell my fear for sure. "I won't hurt you unless you give me a reason to. Please come with your daughter closer to me; I want only to sniff her and confirm something," he says unexpectedly gently.

--- Later in the night, " Congratulations for getting the land. Finally, Alpha Apollo has agreed to compromise. You sure are lucky to get his two daughters as your mates.", It was the Alpha from the Crystal pack who called to congratulate me. Taking a sip from my wine, I mumbled half-heartedly, never liked to be called her sister's mate, " You are exaggerating. Alpha Apollo is simply too afraid to engage in a fight with me." " But you can't deny the fact that he has softened because his daughter is with you.", he remarked, making me growl inside. If he loved his daughter so much, he would have never killed Morissa by himself.

"Remember, don't breathe too loudly and don't move." Through the narrow slits, Morvainne could see everything and nodded, doing as her mother had said. It wasn't long after, the door to their room crashed open and some warriors came in, while her father stood tall with his weapon, her mother equally ready as she drew her blade. "Alpha Seran!" a voice snarled. "By order of the Varyn Alpha, your bloodline ends tonight." "Over my dead body," her father growled and immediately, they attacked.

"Things don't have to end this way. Let him go, and maybe—just maybe—I won't put a bullet between your eyes." Rowan's laughter cut through the howling wind like broken glass. "And why the hell would I do that?" His lips twisted into a predator's smile, canines gleaming in the moonlight. "I'm the rightful Alpha of this pack. You're nothing but a pretender playing with daddy's crown." "My father earned that title with blood and honor," Damon snarled, his finger hovering over the trigger. "You forfeited any claim when you abandoned your pack like a coward."

“MATE. OURS. NEED MATE!* He continually yelled, clawing at me relentlessly, each time her thoughts floated in my head. Suddenly, I felt another tap and immediately knew that whatever was about to be said had something to do with me. “And while we are trying to find him, our Alpha is sheltering his daughter instead of torturing her so she would speak of the whereabouts of her father.” I snarled at her words but despite my annoyance, there was no denying that she was only telling the truth. I should be harsh. She was, after all, the daughter of the enemy. But the memory of her tears and the intimacy we shared continually haunted me. “My plans are mine to carry out,” I snapped at her, straighte

Ten long minutes passed before my father’s voice cut through the silence like something final. “Enough.” He rose slowly from his throne. “The Awakening Ceremony is over.” His eyes held no sympathy — only disappointment, worn like it was the only expression he had left for me. “You have failed. You are, and always will be, wolfless.” The mountain went utterly silent. “N-No, Father…” My voice broke before the sentence did. “Please. Just one more chance. A few more minutes, that’s all I need…..” “There will be no more chances.” His words landed cold and final. “From this day forward, you are stripped of your status as the Alpha’s heir.” He paused, as though even he understood the weight of what

The room fell silent. Matthew was the first to speak again. "Your responsibility is to this pack, Alpha. Not to the dead woman's wishes." My fingers curled against the armrest. "Mrs. Crane's wishes have nothing to do with this decision. Someone killed two people, and the Alpha of a rival pack is suddenly interested in their daughter. Until I understand why, Evelyn remains under my protection." Jonas shook his head. "You're assuming the girl is innocent." "No," I replied coldly. "I'm assuming nothing. That's why I'm investigating."