The Alpha's Greatest Mistake Novel Novelas e Histórias

“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.”

Holding the weapon. His face pale, his hands shaking. The entire room fell silent. And Damon whispered, voice breaking: “I’m sorry, Alpha.”

The sudden chaos plunged everyone into stunned silence. Victor Kavanagh, my father's Beta, sprinted forward and viciously kicked away the men around me. He sent them flying several feet into the ceremonial altar. Immediately, two female warriors lifted me to my feet, wrapping me protectively in an ornate coat bearing our family crest. Ethan's face twisted in fury as he finally snapped out of his shock. He glared at Victor. "Are you insane? I'm the Alpha of Moonveil Pack! I'm the one who summoned you here! Are you fools so stupid that you can't recognize your own Alpha?"

The worst mistake they made was allowing me to successfully change back. I broke off a branch and stabbed it into the heart of the second one coming for me. Then, I stormed toward their leader, who was now fidgeting. He tried to throw a punch, but I grabbed his hand and broke it, followed by breaking both his legs. He howled in pain as I painted the ground with his blood. "You cast our Alpha out, took his place, and killed my brothers back in Shanghai. I won't rest..." I silenced him by tearing his head off from the rest of his body. "You're too loud," I said, dropping his lifeless head on top of his body.

“Alec, it’s good to see you again. I’m glad you could make it.” “You made the biggest mistake, Alpha.” I could feel the spite in his words and the disgust of the word alpha in his mouth. “By choosing happiness over a business arrangement, you mean? Yes, I would always choose my mate over everything.” That was my biggest mistake, showing him my weakness, but I could not take it back. The only thing I could do now was protect my mate from someone evil like Alec Webster. “You just made an enemy tonight, Alpha.” His words were hard as stones. His cheeks were red.

I wasn’t going to support their stupid cause. With a deep breath, I took in enough air. “Alright, how about we handle this gently,” I said to them, as they tilted their heads to stare at me. “Let’s be very, very honest,” I said to them. “All of you that are here, you all think that the Alpha made a very terrible mistake. But here’s the problem: the Alpha didn’t make a terrible mistake. You all are the ones that made a terrible mistake by deciding to kidnap your own people. For that, I will not let it stand. I will make sure that you all regret why you did this.” Thomas coughed. “So you are in on this with the Alpha?”

She made him look at her. “You made a mistake. A cruel one. A foolish one. A mistake born from fear and grief and pride.” His jaw tightened. “But you have not yet done something terrible.” She said, “Not if you move now.” His eyes burned silver. Marla squeezed his arms. “There is still time to make this right.” For one second, he looked like he might break. Then the Alpha returned. Not the cold one who had rejected Althea. This was older and sharper. A wolf that had finally scented danger near what belonged to him.

The revelation hit hard. "What about the Alpha?" "Alpha Dominic was poisoned four years ago. His body deteriorates day by day." "So the sister aims to take over." I swallowed, pieces clicking into place. "Yes. The Alpha will not survive this year." The wounded wolf murmured weakly. "So you are all traitors." He nodded faintly. "We work for the sister. The Alpha does not know." The man slumped deeper, veins bulging along his back as pain consumed him. "What is the name of the sister?" No answer came.

Three years ago, I had sworn that once my position as Alpha became untouchable, I would finally reclaim control of my life. I would return to Vivian, the woman I had truly loved before my life was hijacked. Yet, during those years under the same roof, something strange had begun to shift. Shanna's quiet resilience, her warmth, and the way she had gradually fitted herself into the rhythm of my days had made me grow accustomed to her. More than accustomed to her. No, I muttered, shaking my head. I didn't love her. Whatever warmth I felt was nothing more than the Moon Goddess's forced mate bond—a cosmic mistake designed to rob me of my free will.

“Nova promised—promised I’d be protected, that it wouldn’t matter, that you’d forgive her, forgive me… Please, Alpha, I am begging you. I made a mistake. I see it now. Please, I will do anything to make this right. Anything.” “You unlocked her cell,” I state calmly, voice low. He shudders, pressing closer to the ground. “I didn’t think—I didn’t know! I swear! I panicked! Please, please, I was stupid. I know I was wrong. I will pay. I’ll do whatever you want. Anything.” A low murmur runs through the crowd. “You already had position,” I counter, voice steady. “You had a place here.” “I am grateful, Alpha! I am! I just… I…” His voice cracks, tears welling. “Please don’t exile me. I’ll serve. I’