The Alpha’s Hidden Heiress Novels & Stories

“Sophia, be careful. What happened? Why are you in such a hurry? I thought you were entertaining the alpha prince.” “No, dad. I am here to tell you about this very important thing. According to Hephaestus, the alpha prince conducted a surprise inspection of the mansion and he went into the basement and saw Alana! Dad, the alpha prince saw that woman we have been hiding! What are we going to do now?!” “What?!” His murderous eyes turned to the omega. “Hephaestus, how true is this?!” “T-That is true my alpha.” He bowed at him in both respect and fear. “I have no choice but to open the basement because the alpha prince insists or else he will execute me!”

he answered, “they would have killed you.” Selena froze. He stepped closer, eyes burning with the truth he had buried for years. “You don’t understand what they are capable of. They would have ripped you apart. You, a human, carrying Alpha heirs? They would’ve massacred you before you could even give birth.” Selena swallowed hard. “You still left.” “I didn’t leave,” he said. “I hid you. I protected you. I severed us publicly so the Council wouldn’t notice how deeply intertwined our fates already were.”

"Haven't shifted in twenty years. Not since the night I carried you through three territories, blood still wet on your pajamas, your mother's scent fading from your skin." The brewery was dark except for candles arranged in a careful pattern. Not supernatural, just practical. The power had been cut. We were alone in a building that smelled of hops and secrets. "You saved me that night." "I failed to save everyone else." Beth moved to an old wooden chest I'd never seen before, hidden behind fermenting tanks. "Your mother was my Alpha. My friend. My sister in every way that mattered except blood." She opened the chest. Inside: photographs, documents, a small pink blanket stained with brown tha

My knees almost buckle from the weight of it. He stares at me with that same unyielding authority that once made me love him—and hate him. “Take them,” he says quietly. “And make sure they’re treated with respect. No one harms them. No one.” The guards nod, surrounding us. I glare at him one last time before they lead us toward the packhouse. --- The Alpha’s residence is carved into the heart of Shadowfang territory—a fortress of dark stone and iron. I remember every hallway, every door. Each one hides a ghost of who I used to be.

Wait, what? Before I knew anything, I was in my wedding dress, and standing in front of me was the alpha of Silver river pack, Alpha Curtis, and right now he was looking at me with hate and disgust. Hey! Don’t look at me like that! It’s not like I wanted to do this. I rolled my eyes and apparently he saw that because right now the look on his face was added a bit of anger and shock. Yeah didn’t see that coming did you? A smirk crept up my face until my eyes met with my father’s.

"Geez, why do guys have to be so cheesy anyways... I am Selena, for Pete sake stop calling me Luna. It's weird...so weird because I still can't process how fast things In my life have transitioned.... anyways....I wanted to ask, did you really buy the school? I just found it too much for a young looking man like you to buy a huge school like that. Are you some sort of a Billionaire or what?" I can see curiousity on her eyes. "I am an Alpha." I reminded her again. Back in our kingdom, Alphas do have businesses in both realms, human and werewolves. I do have servants here. "What does your Alpha place says about you buying that school?" He raised an eyebrow and "I did but it because I just want

Nathan replied. “Nobody does. They have kept her hidden on the fourth floor of their house. She isn’t allowed off her floor. They don’t want anyone to know she exists.” “Why not?” Nathan asked. “Because she is Dylan’s twin, and she was born five minutes before Dylan. She is the true Alpha heir, but Alpha David wants Dylan to be Alpha.” “Wow. To keep her locked up like that just so she can’t be Alpha, that’s messed up.” “Yeah, it is. Now I have to find a way to bring her home.”

"From now on, your pack won't get any help from Crimson Ridge pack. I'll also notify other packs to cancel their cooperation with you immediately!" "The Iron Claw pack, Red River pack, Moonstone pack - they'll all hear about this by morning." Only then did Ivy realize what was happening, her face turning deathly pale. "What Alpha?" Her voice cracked with disbelief. She looked between Hayes and me, her mind finally processing what she'd been too arrogant to see. "Sage... is she Crimson Ridge pack's Alpha?" The words came out as barely a whisper. Marcus closed his eyes in defeat, his voice hollow. "The Alpha heiress I told you about. The one whose identity I never knew."

“Great, but there were…at least fifteen Alphas hiding inside the place. How are we going to fight them all?” “We’re not. Harriet kept her secrets close to her chest. Even her witches don’t know all the details of her potions, and she never told the Alphas her true intentions. They follow her because she gives them power. If we take her, the whole society will collapse.” “They’re not just going to let us take her,” I say. “She will come with me.” “Sure,” I answer sarcastically, “and pigs are gonna come flying out of my ass.” “I have an ace up my sleeve.” He doesn’t reveal what that ace is. “Now come on, let's try to narrow it down. You went through a mountain, you said.”

She edged behind a potted fern. “Why’d you even come?” Vincent asked, mouth full. “Selene’s orders. ‘Every wolf of breeding age,’ remember?” Lila said slowly wiping crumbs of canapé from her outfit. “Ah, right. You’re here as a chew toy for the Alphas.” He flicked her shoulder. “Cheer up. Worst case, you bond with some crusty elder who croaks by sunrise. Inherit his land. Live deliciously.” “You’re a comfort, Vincent.”