The Alpha's Greatest Mistake Novel Novels & Stories

“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.”

“You thought you could withstand the darkness? This is just the beginning of your torment. Welcome to hell, Elira.“ I push back at the darkness that forces its way into my mind, but I'm no match for it. It floods my senses and kills every inhibition I have. “Declaring war against the Alpha of Rage-Claw was your first mistake. Defending your mother was the second, but you want to know what the most unforgivable mistake was?“ The same voice echoes in my mind. “Cursing the man who already embodies a curse.“

I needed proof-a note, a formula, or someone that knew about it. And that meant going back to where I started from. Somebody has to step in on this. At this moment, I was close on the truth trail: Alpha wasn't dying because he a victim of fate or a rare disease. He was dying because someone made a mistake and is trying to cover up his tracks! That person was none other than the trusted healer!

I repeated; not understanding what he was talking about. "My trash Accalia," the man answers me. My eyes widen frighteningly hearing what he had said, and I held onto the bedhead even tighter. "It's forbidden for an alpha to take over another trash as if it was their trash," the strange man before me who was an alpha said angrily, describing his former Luna, Accalia. "Please don't hurt me I have nothing to do with you and Christian," I told the alpha. "When I'm finish fucking you trash then you will have nothing to do with it," the alpha answers me as he started to approach me onto the bed.

I said with Sarcasm. I knew he was going to say Dasha's name. Comparing me to her. "I'm sorry, Dad, Mom. Please give me a chance to make up for all my mistakes," I begged. Alpha Felix snorted in annoyance and looked at me reluctantly as I begged for his forgiveness. "How are you going to break through? You've already betrayed an Alpha behind his back and you know the worst consequences, right?" He explained again. He seemed to have guessed that an Alpha would only give the greatest punishment for a fatal mistake like betrayal.

"But he provoked him!" "And he should have held it in!" Alpha Max roared back, slamming a thick folder down on his oak desk, and I flinched backward, my heart hammering against my ribs. "He should have kept on holding it till the end! Alex promised me, swore to me on his father's grave that he would never cause any trouble for me. That's the only reason I let him stay in my pack. But now he's created the biggest mess I've had to deal with in years. Supreme Alpha Darrell is a guest here—a guest that Supreme Alpha Elijah specifically told everyone to treat with respect. And now Alex has embarrassed me in front of the most powerful Alphas in the region.” My throat felt like sandpaper. "Alpha Ma

Alex's friends try to tell him that Monika is not the best choice. But as we all know, love makes a person blind, and being in love with Monika makes Alex blind. If only he doesn't see with his own eyes, he never believes it. He sees her under some other Alpha, and she is enjoying herself. Alex wants to kill that Alpha, but then Alex knows it's not the Alpha's fault. On that very day, Alex cut all his connections with Monika. She tries to come back; she tries to act innocent, but Alex Knows it's all just an act. An act and nothing else.

I smiled. "What if I did?" He said, trying to be bold. "Even if you did... it would never work out." I blurted. He flinched at what I said and didn't talk anymore. I waited and waited but he didn't say a thing, even his friends didn't utter a word. "She's right, you know?" Misa unexpectedly said, making me look at her. "I'm sure you heard me say it before, you know... when you were eavesdropping. He's an alpha and not just any alpha, he's an elite among elite."

The minute I heard the engine start and the car drive past, my smile deepened. “Now, Alpha Silas, where were we?” I asked, and his grip tightened on my neck. Air couldn't pass through my lungs, and my face was burning hot. “The worst mistake you made was telling your errand boy to leave. Do you think you can take me all alone?” He was stupid. Gripping my neck, and forgetting that I had claws and my hands were free, and I could slash him to death if I wanted to. If I weren't choking, I would have burst out laughing already. I gripped his hands with my right hand. His smile deepened, but it disappeared the second his bones cracked under my strength.

“You lied to your Alpha?” “I lied to my brother,” I corrected. “My Alpha lives in a broken cottage and builds walls with bare hands.” He stared at me for a long time before stepping aside and pushing the cabin door open. I walked in first. Solenne followed. He showed us the inside. The walls were half bare, the hearth had eaten every log. I walked ahead of Solenne, touched everything—his chair, his shelf, the crooked curtain he’d nailed above the sink. He’d made it livable.