Novel & Cerita The Alpha's Greatest Mistake Novel

The biggest mistake I had ever made was falling in love with my Alpha husband. William Miller. CEO of the William Group of Companies. Powerful. Ruthless. Untouchable. And mine. I was six years old when my mother died. Her death didn’t just take away my happiness, it took away my safety. My father remarried barely a year later, bringing a new woman into our home… along with her daughter. From that day on, my life became a living nightmare.

She knew I never wanted to be Alpha and was quite happy being the pack doctor, maybe she was trying to plan ahead but everything went wrong when Kiwi killed our father. It saddened me to think she had kept Kiwi a secret for so long. Not just her but father too. If mother knew she existed, did father? He had worked so hard on trying to teach me how to be an Alpha. Alexander and Kayla’s arguing break my thoughts, they had moved back down the corridor again and all I could hear was Kayla shrieking about how they were mated by the Moon Goddess and how he should love her. Rolling my eyes, I make a point of slamming the door shut, I wanted to read more of the book. Flipping the page to the one Kay

"We protect our land, our pack. Our people rely on us." He bit his lip. "And if we lose?" I crouched down to his level, meeting his eyes. "An Alpha never thinks about losing. He thinks about surviving. Adapting. Winning." Auren nodded slowly. "Okay. But... what if I make a mistake?" I placed a hand on his shoulder. "Then you learn from it. Every Alpha makes mistakes. Even me." His eyes widened. "You?" I chuckled. "Of course. Many times. But I never made the same mistake twice."

Another look at him and I knew I would throw up. “He made the biggest mistake. He lied and betrayed Alpha. Everybody knows Alpha has a strong aversion for liars,” Aaron sighed out. A fist of dread squeezed my insides instantly. This is what he does to liars? The churning in my stomach grew intense while my eyes flew to him on their own.

“I don’t take chocolates…I’m allergic to them.” The bravado on his face fell and I saw his brows descend, almost covered by the dark shades he still wore. “I’m sorry,” he voiced. “I could never imagine a lady would be allergic to chocolates.” Which is why it is wrong to assume.” “Forgive me,” he begged. How could I remain angry over a honest mistake? “But you didn’t send back the white chocolates.” I wanted to tell him that I had thrashed the entire package. Maybe that would finally show the precarious state of his heart towards me. But I felt like I had hurt him enough for a day.

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.

I turned my head slowly, staring at his profile in the faint green glow of the dashboard. "You made mistakes," Marcus continued, glancing at me for a split second before looking back at the dark road ahead. "Huge ones. You let your pride blind you, and you hurt the best thing that ever happened to our pack. But you're still my Alpha. You're still the boy I trained beside, and you're the man who has to make this right. You want Ruby back? Then stop drinking yourself into an early grave in some forgotten town. I'm going to help you get her back. But you have to pull your head out of your ass first." His words hit me harder than any physical punch could have. I closed my eyes, the honesty in hi

“I’m a disgrace to the pack; I am too immature to be an alpha! I have done so much I can’t take back, so many mistakes and I’m wracking my brain, trying to work out how to mend the wrongs… how the fuck-“ “Stop that!” He orders gently, cutting off my ramblings, “don’t you think I made mistakes? Look what I did to your mate’s brother, I made a huge mistake. Someone’s life was ended because of it. I am still alpha because our pack knew it was just that- a mistake. They respect me for giving my life to the pack, to protect them and serving the pack as my family.

This time, I'd take what was rightfully mine. By blood and tooth and claw. The pack would be mine. And anyone who stood against me would burn. Starting with the Alpha who'd dared to show me mercy. It was the worst mistake he could’ve made—and the final one.

“So what would you have me do, then? Stand back while she makes fools of us all?” A long silence. Then the Alpha leaned close, his voice a deadly whisper. “You will do nothing. Nothing until I decide. Because this—” he gestured to the empty room, to the vanished warriors, to the silence thick as blood—“is the last mistake I will tolerate.” Seraphina’s jaw trembled, but she held his gaze, her pride refusing to bow. “She will ruin us,” she whispered. The Alpha straightened, his eyes glinting like a wolf under moonlight. “Only if we let her. And I will not let your carelessness be the reason she slips through our grasp.”