The Alpha's Greatest Mistake Novel Novels & Stories

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.

Maybe I would care about revenge once we leave this town. “Pathetic.” Gwen rolled her eyes. She gave her essay to Aki who looked so ecstatic that he’ll have her essay. Gwen glanced back at me and at the book that I was reading. “You’re reading about werewolves again? A whole nonfiction book about an alpha that was published only in this town? It was written a few years ago.” I didn’t mind her. I continued reading the paragraph that I left off. “The alpha is the strongest warrior and leader in a pack.” I closed the book, letting my finger mark where I left off. “What if a beta tries to betray the alpha?”

Sidney stood near the center of the room with her hands clenched into fists, her posture rigid with fear and fury all tangled together. Her scent hit me full-on now, unmistakable and overwhelming, and something inside my chest cracked open despite my resistance. Mate. The word sounded through my mind like a curse, and I felt Grey howl his agreement in my head. There had to be a mistake. I was an alpha, someone that was bound by blood, and duty to my pack, and she was human. The Moon Goddess would not be so cruel, not after everything I had already lost to pair me to a human, a woman that was involved with my cousin, his mistress brought here to stop the disruption of his wedding.

"The pups are scared but unharmed. But Skyler... we need to talk about what happened here." "Yes, Alpha." Marcus's eyes were kind but firm. "You're the best enforcer I've ever had. But tonight, you made a tactical error that could have cost pack lives. I can't have someone in your position who can't maintain control in battle." "I understand." "Do you?" Marcus looked between us, and I saw understanding dawn in his expression. "This is about the bond, isn't it? About her?" Skyler said nothing, but his silence was answer enough.

“Just a week you say?“ the Alpha raged. The room fell silent as the Alpha buried his teeth into Damien's neck. In a few seconds, his body dropped dead into the pool of his blood—decapitated. Everyone feared the Alpha for this reason—his unpredictable reaction. “Yes, you are next, Greg. What do you have to say? Where have you been? What made you so busy to neglect the single task I entrusted into your hands?“ Greg stood trembling uncontrollably as he stared in awe at the body streaming fresh blood around the palace. “You're waisting my time, Greg?“ the Alpha warned silently but his scar proposed nothing close to a calm aura as his scar burned brighter. “Pardon me, Alpha. I made a grievous mis

No matter how worthless they might seem to others… they were my treasures. I, too, was confused as to why the King cared so much about my survival, but I pushed the thought away as he turned around and started to walk away, his men following after him. Perhaps it was just a whim on his part—but strangely, a wave of disappoint washed over me. The square was quiet as everyone processed what had happened. I could feel the Alpha stewing beside me. “You’ve just made the biggest mistake of your life,” Alpha Marshall murmured, low enough for nobody else to hear.

If he had the nasty thought of everything working perfectly fine for him from indoors, it would only be right if I go outdoors and get it all done myself. At the coronation, I was keeping tabs on all there was. Mistakenly, my nephew made a mistake that I took to my advantage. An Alpha doesn't run from responsibilities. They don't run in the face of danger, but he did. Even if it perfectly made sense, even when all he was trying to do was to not get into whatever plan was etched at him. It was a great move on his part, but stupid and cowardly. That one mistake of his was going to be my stepping stone.

I murmur. Alpha Ryder makes no movement as I brought my hands over the collar of his chest, lifting him off the ground. The same twisted grin was plastered on his face, showing nothing but amusement. “ You might know how to plan everything, Alpha King but remember this, you are still young and that’s not an advantage. See, it’s a fucking catastrophe that you claimed her thinking it was the best because it wasn’t. It was worst, hell, it was the most devastating thing that you did if you wanted to claim the hidden pack or the crown.”

ZADEN I don't make mistakes. Not because I think I'm perfect. But because I learned a long time ago that mistakes in my world have consequences that go way beyond personal embarrassment. An Alpha who slips up doesn't just embarrass himself. He puts two hundred and sixteen people at risk. So I don't slip up. I read every room before I walk into it. I see problems before they become problems. I act before things go sideways. It's not a skill anymore. It's just how I function.

I said before slamming the door shut. Eveline looked furious. I couldn't understand why she was so mad. Her sister was marrying the Alpha, and she should have been happy, especially since I could have condemned Lara to death. "Smile, Eveline, your sister is about to marry the Alpha," I said, patting her back, but she knocked my hand away. "I am disappointed in you," she sneered. Both she and Henry were upset, and I understood their perspective. An Alpha marrying a murderer is a bad omen for the pack, but they need to calm down. I am Alpha Jerry, the greatest of all Alphas, and I'm not just brave; I'm smart. Max's murderer must be exposed at any cost.