The Alpha King's Regret: Hiding His Secret Twins Novels & Stories

Then I stepped toward the mirror and the woman reflected there was no longer me. Her hair was darker. Her eyes a shade lighter than mine. Her features unremarkable, forgettable in a way that slid off the mind. Perfect. “Even the seer would not recognize you, unless you wish for her to.” the king said. “I don’t,” I replied. The Shadow Alpha’s hunting game was no secret. He held it under the guise of tradition, a display of his strength, dominance, and control. Selected prey released into contested forestland. Kaid’s father loved spectacle.

"But this place? The West Wing? It’s a golden cage. You’re trapped here. Safer than the servants' quarters, maybe, but still trapped. And the moment someone finds out what your daughter really is... it won’t matter how much Xander wants to help. The Council will come. They always do." He paused, eyes flicking to the door like he expected someone to burst in. "I’ll keep your secret," he said finally. "For now. But don’t trust anyone. Not the servants. Not the guards. Especially not Xander. He’s the Alpha. If it comes down to choosing between your daughter and his Pack—between one little girl and the safety of hundreds—he’ll choose the Pack every time. That’s what Alphas do." He unlocked the d

I hardly saw him around, even though we lived in the same house. "No, Alpha, I wasn't at the Lynx River last night," I said, bowing down my head in submission. "You may leave," he dismissed us, but before we could get to the door, it flung open and a huge, muscular man walked in. He was all in black. I don't know who he was, but what the alpha called him got me high. He is the rogue king. What is he doing here? Did he come for revenge for the deaths of his members that were torn into pieces? He and the Alpha went into a heated argument. I listened carefully. Why didn't the Alpha tell me about this? I was supposed to know all these, but he hid them, keeping me in the dark.

The Twins The queen gave birth to twin boys. Luka and Lyle. The King was extremely proud that his firstborn were twin boys. Even as little as babies, they had sharp and prominent features. Deep blue eyes and hair as black as night. They were the perfect combination of King Alexander and Queen Irina. Beautiful beyond comprehension. They were the pride and joy of their parents, although the king and queen had other children as the years went on. The twins were in line to become Alpha. They would become Alpha on their 18th Birthday and would share the title of Alpha, reigning side by side. Once they turned 18 they would also be able to find their mate, their soul mate, the other half to their h

Without waiting for Alphonce to open the door, I pushed it open on the other side and jumped out, clutching my black purse. "I'm sorry," Alphonce's voice carried a note of sorrow, but I turned away. I couldn't let him see my tears. How could he lie to me? I trusted him with my life. Why didn't he tell me that Alexander was his twin brother? Even if he didn't know about me and the twins, still, he could have told me because Alexander was the Alpha. So of course, everyone knew about him. The car drove off, and I crossed the road, standing on the other side, I wiped my tears.

he asked as if I had a solution. One thing was clear to me; the alpha king was not going to stop until he found that grave. Even if we wanted to hide it, when happens when he bumps to Darien or his father at the grave. Wouldn’t that be worse? “Do we hide this or…” I shook my head in the negative. “Even if we hide it, the people who saw it have already spread it in the palace. it won’t be long before they find out.”

Maybe if he didn’t, I’d be giving him the reaction he so desperately wanted, but now no matter how much I tried, I couldn’t school my face to look anything but bored. The mad Alpha went on. “You’re going to tell me everything about your family’s secret. Every detail your father was too stubborn to share.” He tilted his head. “And then, depending on how you handle it, you might even survive.” I hid a smile, and lifted my chin. “The Alpha King is coming for me. He’s probably closer than you think.” The Mad Alpha laughed. A cruel sound that grated on my ears and made me want to hit something. What was so funny?

“What?! That’s not possible. I saw their dead bodies being buried with my own eyes. Unless you’re trying to tell me they came back to life.” “No, not in the slightest. But it turns out there was one more brother we didn’t know about.” “What are you talking about?” I’m already agitated by the shocking news. I hope it’s not true. “You have nine brothers, Alpha King, not eight. But the last brother is illegitimate and has been hidden away from the pack since birth.” “What?!” I’m stunned by what I’m hearing. “That can’t be possible.” “Your father had a child with an Omega who used to serve in the palace. And he hid the child away to cover up his mess.”

For love, I left my pack and followed Kayson Callahan to the distant Silver Moon Pack. Yet for five whole years, I was never officially entered into the Silver Moon Pack's records. Lyanna Lawrence, on the other hand, had only stayed in my home for two months when Kayson personally contacted the Council of Elders and had her official status fast-tracked. I was completely devastated and decided to return to my own pack. For the first time, Kayson cried as he knelt before me. "Serena, you're my fated mate. Once we hold the Bonding Ceremony, it's only a matter of time before the pack accepts you. "But Lyanna is different. She has nowhere to go, and without a pack to protect her, she could e

I needed to find a way to grab the upper hand or else I would fall under the manipulation of others completely. Just when I thought I was at my wits end, I got an unexpected summon from the Alpha King. I have seen him only once or twice after our first meeting, but not a single bone in my body could be moved to trust that man. He had killed his own mate, the mother of his male triplets. At best my home pack had managed to pull the wool over his eyes, but that was a fruit of naivety that I didn't know if I could consume anymore.