The Alpha's Greatest Mistake Novel Novels & Stories

"I'm so sorry, Bunny. I'm so sorry I wasn't there to protect you. I'm so sorry this happened to you. I feel like I failed you. I'm such a bad alpha." Allen's eyes widened, and she placed her bowl on the nightstand. She then grabbed Sebestian, and he did the same. She then cupped Sebestian's face and turned his head, so they were now looking at each other. "Don't you dare, Sebestian. Don't blame yourself. Don't call yourself a bad alpha. Do you know what I think? I think that you're an amazing Alpha, and you did the best you could. You got me out of there, didn't you? I love you, Sebestian. I love that you're my alpha. My amazing Alpha I couldn't ask for a better one, okay? I love you so much

“But crimes that are now part of his permanent record. Even if by some miracle he got out, which he won’t, no one would ever trust him again. His reputation is destroyed. His life is over.” She walked back to her chair and sat down. “And we made sure of that.” Tony sat across from her again. “The board?” “Completely loyal.” Catherine’s eyes gleamed. “Every Alpha and elder on that council sees you as the natural successor. Young, capable, married.” She emphasized the last word. “That’s important, Tony. They needed to see stability. A man ready to lead the pack.” “Which is why I have to stay married to that girl.”

he was cut off by Gregory's sharp voice "King Rufus, You are pissing me off, and you don't want me to get mad right" he gritted his teeth The king wasn't shocked at all, he had received much more taunting words from Gregory and had gotten used to it. Gregory stormed out of the room and headed out into the pack gathering at the house bar. It was a full moon and all he could do was Stare at it and the memories of his mom came flowing. He remembered when his mom was always beside him, when he first had the painful power of an Alpha.

When the time came—when the councils next gathered to redistribute influence or settle contested borders—he would have something of value that no other Alpha could match. He had lost the woman to a lie and to the councils’ greed. He would not lose the bloodline as well. And when the moment was right, he would use it to climb. The lantern light threw his shadow long across the floor as he stood with the child in his arms, already mapping the years ahead in cold, precise lines. What he had been before the mark, before the records, before the table in that windowless room, was gone. What remained was harder, narrower, and far more dangerous. --

But I did. Outside the window the dark road moved past and ahead of us somewhere the territory waited with its walls and its pack and its four thousand wolves who all felt the incomplete bond the same way their Alpha felt it and had been feeling it since the night of Presentation when their king said three words and a girl nodded and walked out. My wrist pulsed once. Warm and steady. Lyra agreeing with something, though I could not have said what. END OF CHAPTER 12

"My Beta had to restrain me some nights. I would see women on the street who walked like you and I would chase them down. I couldn't sign the divorce papers. I searched for two years following every lead‚ every rumor‚ growing more broken with every dead end." I turned to face her fully. "And then one day Aurora came home from school and said she saw mommy outside the gates. And for the first time in three years my wolf lifted its head." She was staring at me with an expression I couldn't read. "I don't deserve your forgiveness‚" I said. "I know that. What I did to you wasn't a mistake. A mistake is something you do once. I chose Elena over you hundreds of times. I chose my pride over your tr

Exhaling a sigh of relief, he walked into his building, he could feel something was not right, he could feel something has left him and that was happiness and love and the only happiness and love he knows of was Grace. “What the hell! What have I gotten myself I to? I really didn't treat her right, I hope she accepts me so I can mend her broken heart, I feel useless.” Alpha Nelson cried out. Do you think Grace Will forgive him? She was leaving the country first thing tomorrow morning and Alpha Nelson might not meet up with her at they will lose part. Continue Reading!!!!!!!!!? We are coming to the end of this wonderful novel.

“And I killed him. I didn’t just beat him — I destroyed him. Because no one remembers the weak. No one follows second place. Only the strongest survive in this world. And that’s why they respect me now.” He straightened, towering over me again, his shadow falling across me. “You have fire in you, boy,” he said, stepping back toward his door. “But fire without resolve burns out. If you want to keep what you have… if you want to stand as Alpha… then you must destroy the one who outshines you.” His hand gripped the doorframe as he glanced back at me one last time. “If you don’t act quickly,” he said, his voice as sharp as the winter air, “you will lose everything you have.”

Is this true? I intend to answer the last question directly to the camera. It's true. It's a sad tale of a seemingly respectable and lovable former alpha who had made a mistake. A mistake he wished to bury with his money, only for the abandoned son to come back and repeatedly be denied. It's a tragic story where unfortunately there are no winners.

There is a legend among the wolves that any vow made before the Moon Goddess will never come true if it isn't fulfilled within three years. Cedric Vaughn has broken his promise for three years, and I've become a traitor in the eyes of the entire pack for supposedly betraying my vow to the Moon Goddess. In the first year, when I confront him about breaking his promise, he's busy helping my best friend, Rowena Gilmore, prepare her inauguration speech for Blood Oath Day. He says, "There's no rush, Thea. We still have two years, don't we? Becoming my Beta has always been Rowena's dream." He touches my face gently, his voice soft and remorseful. "I promise I'll fulfill our vow once this is ov