The Alpha’s Betrayal: Running With His Heir Novels & Stories

"He said I am here because the alpha who tried to take my throne pushed me down here" I nodded, I also opened the other eye, waiting for more. "Alright and what else did he say?" "That I need to reclaim my throne" I nodded and what else? "That is all?" I was surprised. Was there nothing else? "You sure?" He nodded. I smiled. Could it have been that he was hiding something? But one look at his eyes and he looked very genuine. "Well, he is right. You are an alpha and we found you in the woods. It seems the alpha you were friends with betrayed you and tossed you after he had his men kill you"

She was blaming me for returning because Hezekiah should be the next Alpha. Desmond said before that Sander was the only heir of the House of Verlice and the next Alpha of the Rising Diamond pack. He never changed his successor even from the time we were gone for two years. How could she ever accuse me like that when Desmond was very clear to her in the first place? She was blinded by greed and jealousy. She wanted Desmond yet she could not have him. Now, she was doing anything to cause more damage here in Desmond's pack. For certain, Desmond was not going to spare her anymore.

At this point, even if he disagreed, there was nothing he could do. But the Snowfang Pack's princess was once betrothed to Ryan, and now had her engagement broken off. Who would dare marry her now? How could both families move forward with my reputation in tatters? Would the alliance between the Bloodveil Pack and the Snowfang Pack really fall apart? Just as things were at a standstill, an unexpected figure appeared. Alaric walked in wearing a wolf fur cloak. As he stood still, everyone seemed to remember. Wasn't he the Alpha King's eldest son, the one who had always kept to himself and was predicted to die young?

Two. The first line appeared, dark and bold. The control line. Then, with a slow, devastating clarity, the second line bled into existence. Kael felt the world tilt. The bathroom, the merger, the high-stakes contract—it all felt like it was dissolving into a blurred smear of gray. He wasn't just an analyst anymore. He wasn't the invisible Beta who had climbed the corporate ladder through sheer grit and deception. He was a pregnant Omega, carrying the child of the most powerful Alpha in the city—the man who currently held his career in the palm of his hand.

he announced to the Alpha. “Good. Now where is the beta?’ he said. “He is just coming back from a hunt,” the guard replied. “Tell him to get ready. The coming week will be quite tumultuous. We are going to have some friends and some foes visit,” and then the guard left. The Alpha turned and stared directly at me. “You, my dear, are the one who will make it possible for me to have my first heir." His smile was sinister, and I shuddered.

Without another word, Evelyn and her sons turn as one and stride from the room. Together, they walk down the hall and towards the back door of the house, where a group of her father’s once-loyal Betas stand, slack-jawed and speechless. Never, ever did they think that they had an Alpha who marked them as entirely expendable. Who would gladly see them dead before he gave up any of his wealth or power. Evelyn and her boys walk through their midst without a word. The Betas make no move to stop them, turning their eyes, instead, to the two boys who now inherited their allegiance.

That'll be more than enough reason for her to kill me. "Is Alpha Colton by chance your Alpha?" She asked. My eyes widened. “How did you know that?" She just smiled. “I've heard stories," “What kind of stories?" I asked. “About the Alpha who left his mate for his ex," she said as she stood up and left the hut. How did she know about that? I watched the door through which she passed. Was she actually a rogue or she was pretending to be?

A teenager swearing an oath to protect the weak, to never abuse his power. A young Alpha taking his father's place after a rogue attack, vowing to create a pack built on merit and equality, not just bloodlines. And finally, the moment he'd seen her in the forest, broken and bleeding, and felt the mate bond snap into place with such force it nearly brought him to his knees. "You felt it that strongly?" Aria whispered, her eyes wide with wonder.

The moment he tore my clothes and forcefully entered me, he knew, I knew, that the last strings of love that tied me to him snapped into two. “Do you think she’s dead” A voice seeped into my distorted ears. A foot jabbed my stomach twice, “I think not. She’s just… sated” laughter laced his tone at the last word, followed by the ones of his cohorts. “You did well” Another spoke, this time, papery and shaky, somewhat old. The alpha’s mother- a vile woman. “you think she is with child now?” odetta asked. “give it time. Right now, the seed inside her is weaving a baby in her . It won’t be long before she is confirmed with a child. and an heir to the throne.” She chuckled.