The Alpha's Greatest Mistake Novel Novels & Stories

"The council set it. Public. I don't get to edit the parts that are convenient for you." "You edit everything, Benjamin. You edited who got told what for three years. Don't stand there like this one thing is suddenly beyond you." My voice sharpened before I could catch it, and I pulled it back down, softer again. "Think about what it does to you, not just to me. They'll say the Alpha stood by and watched a woman broken open in the square like an animal. Is that the story you want carried past these walls? Is that what you want Alice picturing, every time she looks at you after?"

I know a lot of words about the Alpha and I would have flown through the pack but since the alpha doesn't care, I don't care either. I jumped on my bed and started jumping happily. This is the best thing that ever happened to me. I was even screaming at the top of my voice. Well I wouldn't do that if I wasn't sure that there's no one around. Just in few days, I was sad and happy. I lost a complaining boyfriend and a few days later I got another, a sweet one and a powerful one at that. John might have thought me useless, so he can do me the way he wants but he just released me to my happy life. If not for that silly video he coaxed me into doing which I mistakenly sent to the Alpha and was su

That was the last straw. “Alpha Maximus,” I said, walking in, and he immediately stood up. “Care to explain what is going on?” I saw Bethany breathe a sigh of relief. “Alpha,” he bowed. “I only came here for a smoke, and I saw this beauty who refused my dance,” he said, bringing out a cigarette pack from his trousers and smiling. The fool dared to lie to me. I gave him a look that said I didn't buy it, and I sat down near Bethany. “Now, is it part of Alpha qualities to lie? Or to be a pervert?” I asked, my voice laced with anger.

“But power is a strange thing. It changes people. It blinds you. It makes you believe your choices are always the right ones, even when they cost lives. I let fear make decisions that should have been born from hope. I allowed doubt to overshadow truth. And in doing so, I turned my back on the Alpha who had protected us since he was seventeen.” Sorah looked at Kol then, and I watched as something unreadable passed between them. “I hereby renounce the title of Alpha. And I return it to the one who never should have lost it.” She stepped back slowly, and the room was silent for a breath, and then the people began cheering. “Kol! Kol! Kol!” My chest tightened, and I turned to him. He wasn’t smi

“The both of you can’t possibly understand…” “Aaron…” Irene tried touching me but I pulled away like she was some kind of taboo. “I am the pride of this Pack.” I gestured. “I am going to be crowned Alpha today, everyone expects me to be their Alpha but look now. How are they going to react when they find out their soon to be Alpha has lost his Wolf, how do you expect my Father to react? All their hopes, every single one of them is going to be dashed tonight because of me. Because I’m a failure!”

Then he slowly turned back to me with a dangerous look. He lunged at me with all his strength this time, but I blocked it and slammed my fist into him. Then I aimed lower and kicked him between the legs. He gasped, curling in pain, but I didn’t stop. I hit him again until he was groaning on the floor. Breathless, I sat on his chest, pressing the dagger on his neck. “Killing Alpha Rowan was the biggest mistake of your lives. You didn’t bury a ruler—you created one. A new Alpha is here. And this one doesn’t die.”

’ I swore. That did it. I disentangled myself from Keila’s grip – carefully – and spat right back at her. “Yes, I did. I’m an Alpha. I am the most powerful Alpha in the world,” I admitted, only realising my mistake after it was too late. The silence that followed told me just how big of a mistake I’d made. Was this the slip-up that would end it all?

I said, "that the window he has for making this right is closing. And that what he does with the time remaining will define what kind of Alpha he is going to be." The guard went. I went back into the room and stood at the window and looked out at Moonlight Pack's courtyard and thought about what I was going to say when Jace came. He needed to let me go before Zayden arrived. Not for my sake. For his. Because there is a difference between an Alpha who makes a mistake and corrects it, and an Alpha who makes a mistake and has the correction forced upon him, and that difference follows a man for the rest of his tenure in ways that no amount of later good decisions fully erases.

Ava’s power prickled beneath her skin, reacting instinctively to the foreign energy around her. They entered the war hall—a circular chamber crowned with a dome of stained glass. The floor was polished dark wood, the walls lined with maps, weapon racks, and banners bearing the East Pack crest: a silver wolf with eyes like fire. And in the center stood Alpha Rhian. He was older than Ashton, but no less commanding. His silver-streaked hair was pulled back into a knot, and his eyes were piercing and strange—like moonlight through smoke. His presence quieted the room the moment they stepped inside.

My hands brush against the rough texture of the sand, "with this ground everything was going to fall into place." Alpha Bryant was going to regret the day he use me and lied to me, finding his mate wasn't going to be his biggest mistake. Him ever dating me was going to be his biggest mistake, if I can't forget the days we spent together, alpha Bryant was going to wish that those days never happened.