The Alpha’s Hidden Heiress Novels & Stories

"Except... there was a prophecy. A whisper, carried on the wind of that dark night. 'The silver sprout will bloom again, hidden within the strongest roots. When the true Alpha calls, the lost heart will awaken.'" A jolt went through me. The strongest roots. My family, My bloodline. Olivia. And when the true Alpha calls, the lost heart will awaken. My Alpha command. Her momentary resistance. Her sudden vibrant health and heightened senses. It was all falling into place with a terrifying, devastating clarity. "Who helped them?" I demanded, my voice low, my wolf restless beneath my skin. "Who allowed an heir to survive, and be hidden?"

"You’re still here." With a faint smile on his lips, he opened his eyes. "I'm not an Alpha anymore." His voice was scratchy as he replied, "but I’m still me." With her heart bursting with gratitude and love, Lena planted a kiss on his forehead. "That’s all that matters." Alric watched the scene silently, his expression unreadable. Finally, he spoke. "It’s done. The shadows are gone, and the curse is broken." ---

We already lost our glands hundreds of years ago. I kept calm and took in more deep breaths. She noticed me leaning on the kitchen door frame, staring at her. I kept it cool like I was waiting for her to notice me. "Glad you noticed. We need to talk, sit this down on the sofa." Lia was clueless. "About...?" "Avalia Lunne, the Lost Heiress." I went down the kitchen table and dropped a 10-page backstory of her fake life. "Remember this by heart."

“They don’t want him here, Ma. They’ve never wanted him here. He’ll never be allowed to inherit anything, not while I’m his mother.” “And what happens when they follow you?” she pressed. “What happens when they decide that a half-blood outside their reach is more dangerous than one they can control?” I froze, staring at the wall. “You’re not just a mother hiding her child anymore,” she said quietly. “You’re the mother of the Alpha’s heir.” “They don’t see him as an heir.” “No,” she agreed, “but you do.” That silenced me. When I turned, she wasn’t angry. She wasn’t pleading. She was simply watching me, steady and sure, like she was waiting for me to hear what I already knew.

“You work and live in this mansion, so I'm not buying it that none of you saw her as she was leaving," There were murmurs among them. “Who was the last person she was with last night?" I asked. No one came forth, but they were all still murmuring to each other. “Silence," my voice boomed in the hall. "It seems you know something but are still concealing it. Don't mess with me. I could see to it that you and your family gets punished,” "It was me Alpha,” a girl said, stepping forward. She was the same girl that came to my training ground with Doctor Elena.

Two. The first line appeared, dark and bold. The control line. Then, with a slow, devastating clarity, the second line bled into existence. Kael felt the world tilt. The bathroom, the merger, the high-stakes contract—it all felt like it was dissolving into a blurred smear of gray. He wasn't just an analyst anymore. He wasn't the invisible Beta who had climbed the corporate ladder through sheer grit and deception. He was a pregnant Omega, carrying the child of the most powerful Alpha in the city—the man who currently held his career in the palm of his hand.

“Yes, Alpha. My mate is Amelia Meadows. My gaze followed her all through the night, and I was hoping that she could also sense me. However, she never once glanced my way. So when the opportunity came and when you suddenly disappeared during the coronation night, I had to take my chances. I followed her in a secluded area until she realized my presence. She was even more beautiful up close.” He looked down and sighed, “Ah, but as expected, she wasn’t satisfied with my appearance, with my title, with my everything. I mean, she already has you. You’re perfect, Alpha. And I’m just a nobody from a small pack. I was happy, though, when she gave me a chance to make love to her that night, I don’t k

I put all my groceries on the table in my room and took them all out of the grocery bag to make sure nothing was left behind me. "At the lecture site, we will also meet with them. But it doesn't matter as long as we aren't looking for trouble, right?" Wendy lay her body down on my bed. I remembered the thing that my aunt and the others had talked about "Hey, Wendy. I had heard there were some problems in this city,and the councils joined in advising. Is it difficult? I think Alpha has always been firm in its decisions. Unlike my father who is only a beta," I asked.

I told her “but it's cool that you can transform into your wolf.” We shared a grin, and she squeezed my shoulder once more, then got back to work finishing my hair. “That looks so good,” I said when she secured the last bobby pin into place. She smiled at my compliment, then added. “Thank you. I bet Alpha Eli might even compliment your looks if he sees you at the ceremony.” When I didn't say anything, she went on to do my makeup. While she was busy, I looked away from the mirror. I had spent my entire life living as the most revered Alpha in the realm. But will he ever fall in love with me, a wolfless omega?

You should return to the castle before the Alpha…” “You know I’m the Alpha’s daughter?” I pulled back, eyes wide in surprise. He narrowed his eyes. “Is that a secret?” “No, but not everyone knows. I usually hide my scent. And when we first met, you didn’t act like you knew who I was.” He chuckled, tapping my smooth forehead with his index finger. “Think. I told you I was watching your fight with these two men that wanted to kill you for the throne. I heard all the conversation, so I found out you’re the Alpha’s daughter and next to the throne.”