The Alpha's Doom Novels & Stories

“Nah. I know what I am doing. But arrogance or not, you have yet to deliver what you promised. If you fail to tip the scales before the day of destruction, your powers and your plans will mean nothing.” Damon’s eyes narrowed, his mind racing. He couldn’t afford to lose focus now. “The scales will tip,” he growled, his tone deadly. “And when they do, the universe will tremble under our combined might.” Though Damon had never seen the Dark Alpha’s face—just as no one else had—he knew enough. He knew the Dark Alpha’s goals were as twisted and ambitious as his own. Their partnership was born out of necessity, not trust, but for now, it served its purpose. The ancient wolf was the key to Damon’s

“It's rare. There has to be a reason the Moon Goddess created a bond between me and a human.” Her expression becomes colder. “The only reason you need is your pack. That human is a weakness we don’t need. And what do we do to weaknesses, brother? We remove them. That's what an Alpha does. A true Alpha sacrifices whatever needs to be sacrificed for the good of his people. I know that better than anybody.” “For Christ's sake, Lana. You made that decision all by yourself,” I snap, my control gone. “We could have gone back for her. You know we could have, but you just—”

"The warrior team went to a rescue mission today to save a pack who were under attack by a rouge pack. Their Alpha did forbidden black magic." "Black magic?" I frowned. "Yes. He made two of our fighters shred each other to death. I gasped, the horror in my eyes mirroring hers. "A few others are badly injured too," she continued. "He has been captured, hasn't he?" She nodded. "Alpha Hades killed him." It shouldn't be right, but a sigh of relief escaped me at her answer. "Is he okay?" Her eyes widened, and she stole her gaze away. "H-He is fine," she stuttered. Another warning sign.

She searched their faces and quickly realized that they hadn’t found him, and that they had bad news. “Is he—.” “No,” Kiera said quickly. “Kane hunted down someone. He said that he was imprisoned by…I forgot the word you used, Kane.” “An Alpha of a new pack,” he told his mother. “Well, they’re not new. There has always been rumors of them. I didn’t know who they were, I still don’t. They live amongst the humans.” “Finding them won’t be easy.” “Yes,” Kane answered. “I’ll contact some people and see what I can find out. Maybe someone knows where they live.”

“I don’t get it either but I’m just trying to be thankful that even though these visions are gruesome, at least they give us an edge over the rogues. They’re keeping us one step ahead of them and could end up saving countless lives. That has to count for something.” Both Micah and Liam nodded their heads, taking sips of their liquor. It was going on nine o'clock and the anticipation to hear what was happening was killing me. Storm was antsy in my head, pacing back and forth. He wanted to rip each and every rogue to pieces. We sat in silence for a while, occasionally making small talk when the quiet became too much. We’d each had a few more glasses of bourbon, the liquor helping take the edge

"When spring breaks winter's strangling choke, a second Alpha lifts his stroke— a blade held high to taste your throat." Her head snapped sideways again — a grotesque marionette pulled by invisible strings. "A third Alpha will rise — the thread fate binds — and steal you back from death's designs." "A fourth will be left for dead; Yet you will halt the reaper's tread, And for the life you force to stay, his men spill blood till four alphas lay." Her voice dissolved into a hiss: "At the hands of the one who rules,

he demands. “Apologies, Alpha, but I had to prioritize cleaning Juan and Denise's house before attending to my chores here,” I nervously explain to Alpha, my voice trembling with fear. As I attempt to take a step forward, Alpha forcefully seizes my arm and hurls me against the unyielding wall, eliciting a sharp cry of agony as the impact shatters something deep within my body. Before I can even react, Alpha swiftly crouches down, positioning themselves in front of me, their voice dripping with disdain and disappointment. “I should have never kept you in this pack, you pathetic mongrel. Your worthlessness is only surpassed by your inability to fulfill the simplest of tasks assigned to you.”

it's traumatising and it's so hard to move past the pain and fear because you know that one day, it just might be you. I got vital information about home one day. I was giving a strip tease to one of my usual client’s, then I heard a chatter from a group of friends in the next booths as they celebrated the dawn of a new era. With my heightened hearing, I listened intently to their conversation and it infuriated me to know that these jerks are actually celebrating because Alpha Dominic had succeeded in defeating and conquering the last of the Alphas that stood against him. He is now known as King Dominic, King of all wolves. It irked me to see them celebrating such tyranny,

“Nah. I know what I am doing. But arrogance or not, you have yet to deliver what you promised. If you fail to tip the scales before the day of destruction, your powers and your plans will mean nothing.” Damon’s eyes narrowed, his mind racing. He couldn’t afford to lose focus now. “The scales will tip,” he growled, his tone deadly. “And when they do, the universe will tremble under our combined might.” Though Damon had never seen the Dark Alpha’s face—just as no one else had—he knew enough. He knew the Dark Alpha’s goals were as twisted and ambitious as his own. Their partnership was born out of necessity, not trust, but for now, it served its purpose. The ancient wolf was the key to Damon’s

Cassa asked. “I don’t have any details about her or what she looks like. Just that she’s a beta,” I replied. “He might’ve confused her with you.” “Surely,” she nodded. “But he’s not a rogue, right? Can an Alpha even be a rogue with his pack?” She raised her camera in my direction. “It’s not unheard of, but that’s not our problem to sort out. We can’t let a rogue exist,” I said. “What are you up to?”