The Alpha King's Mistake Novels & Stories

No matter how worthless they might seem to others… they were my treasures. I, too, was confused as to why the King cared so much about my survival, but I pushed the thought away as he turned around and started to walk away, his men following after him. Perhaps it was just a whim on his part—but strangely, a wave of disappoint washed over me. The square was quiet as everyone processed what had happened. I could feel the Alpha stewing beside me. “You’ve just made the biggest mistake of your life,” Alpha Marshall murmured, low enough for nobody else to hear.

I grab his hand desperately and try to make him look at me. “What was that, Dominic? You said you do not?” Everyone stops to listen. “No, I will not let you ruin my legacy. I am the alpha of the blue crescent pack and my lineage will not be stained by a tramp!” The word echoes in my ear.

Then his gaze flicked past her shoulder, toward the tree line, where Councilman Voss stood with his arms folded, and beside him, a woman in Ashborne blue whose smile had gone thin and fast. Wren watched the whole thing happen on his face. She'd spend years wishing she hadn't looked closely enough to catch it: the exact moment he stopped being a man who'd just found something he didn't know he was looking for, and went back to being the Alpha of Blackthorn. "I'm sorry," he said, and she almost believed that part too. Then, louder, pitched to carry to the back of the clearing, in a voice gone flat and formal and nothing like the one that had just told her *you felt that* like it was the only t

I said, my voice breaking. “You can’t be mine,” he said, louder now. “You are not fit to stand near me, let alone be claimed by me.” His words hit harder than his hands ever could. They stabbed every broken part of me that had just begun to hope. “I reject you,” he said coldly. “I, Caden Holt, Alpha of the Redfang Pack, reject you as my mate.” The room spun. But tears refused to come. But inside, something shattered. Loud and painful.

They had fled into the dense forest, and the warrior and his companions had been unable to track them down. "Who did this?" he demanded, his voice echoing through the hall. The warrior hesitated for a moment before answering. "We don't know for sure, my king. But we suspect it was their alpha, a man named Draco." The mention of Alpha Draco kept in mind in The Alpha king paced back and forth in his throne room, his mind racing with thoughts of his missing daughter and the identity of the mysterious Alpha Draco who had taken her. He had searched high and low, interrogated every member of his pack, and scoured every inch of his kingdom, but there was no trace of any information concerning her o

’ I swore. That did it. I disentangled myself from Keila’s grip – carefully – and spat right back at her. “Yes, I did. I’m an Alpha. I am the most powerful Alpha in the world,” I admitted, only realising my mistake after it was too late. The silence that followed told me just how big of a mistake I’d made. Was this the slip-up that would end it all?

The temperature in the room dropped instantly, and a sudden, violent wave of raw Alpha dominance flooded the chamber, so heavy and absolute that Gideon and Torin immediately dropped to one knee, their heads bowed in submission. Through the shadow of the doorway, Alpha King Silas Snow , stepped into the light. He wasn't looking at his Betas. His burning, pitch black eyes were locked entirely on Valerie, and the sheer, territorial fury rolling off his massive frame made it clear that the real nightmare was only beginning.

“Your uncle Jerry paid those rogues to kill us.” I stared at him for a moment, trying to process the words. “That’s impossible.” “It’s the truth,” he replied. My mother rolled her eyes. “Here we go again.” “You knew?” I turned to her. “Your father believes whatever Isolde tells him,” she answered dismissively. My father’s expression hardened. “Because she brought me proof.” I looked back at him. “Jerry wanted the Alpha title,” he continued, breathing heavily between sentences. “He thought if you and I died during the attack, the position would fall to him.”

He fixed his gaze on the boss, who was now kneeling, looking utterly defeated. "Allow me to introduce myself," Alfred began, his voice steady and clear. "My name is Alfred, Alfred Vanderwood." “I’m the new Alpha King.”

He said and looked down the balcony to see Luna Wolves putting the place in order. "You don't still believe you have a pack now?". She asked. "It's we, Luna is our City now, I'm the Alpha King and you're the...". "I'm a beta Shane so don't go the Alpha Queen part". "Alpha's Queen, an apostrophe and an s do the job". He grinned. "Fvck you Shane, I thought you hated school, such a terrible lier". "Now you're getting me to hate you, Xayne Cruz". He smiled.