The Alpha's Mistake Mga Nobela at Kwento

“I… I have made a terrible mistake.” I remained silent as he spoke. He has no choice but to go along with my words because I am the Alpha. It doesn’t matter what is real or not. My words are truer than anything. “You are right,” Smith continued, his shoulders slumping in defeat. “Astrid’s wolf is still alive. I… I deserved to be punished for my error.” I scoffed at his words. “There’s no need to go that far, but since you made a mistake, shouldn’t you make amends, Doctor?” I asked, my tone leaving no room for argument.

She was irritated with Cedric's assessment that she couldn't figure this out on her own and it showed. "Alpha Benson," she said formally, "I am well versed in what a mistake is. I have made plenty of them. That day Alpha Latro was upset because the source had been in this town the whole time. I would have been upset, too, if someone dropped that "package" off at my door and refused to explain it. Hell, I might've gone back on my word and made them stay." "An Alpha's word is their bond, my dear. It is a sacred-"

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!

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.”

The Alpha could save himself. *****

I added. “That is exactly what he is saying, Alpha?” Paul replies. “It sounds like he expected to murder your entier family and take over the pack as Alpha but instead he killed the unknown femme thinking that she was you. But once you took on the Alpha Femme role which is completely unheard of, he knew that he had obviously made a fatal mistake.” Jessie replied. “What are the chances !that he would come back to rectify the mistake that he made? I think that we need to double our patrols and your Alpha guards!” Jessie demanded.

“I’m a disgrace to the pack; I am too immature to be an alpha! I have done so much I can’t take back, so many mistakes and I’m wracking my brain, trying to work out how to mend the wrongs… how the fuck-“ “Stop that!” He orders gently, cutting off my ramblings, “don’t you think I made mistakes? Look what I did to your mate’s brother, I made a huge mistake. Someone’s life was ended because of it. I am still alpha because our pack knew it was just that- a mistake. They respect me for giving my life to the pack, to protect them and serving the pack as my family.

I wasn’t going to support their stupid cause. With a deep breath, I took in enough air. “Alright, how about we handle this gently,” I said to them, as they tilted their heads to stare at me. “Let’s be very, very honest,” I said to them. “All of you that are here, you all think that the Alpha made a very terrible mistake. But here’s the problem: the Alpha didn’t make a terrible mistake. You all are the ones that made a terrible mistake by deciding to kidnap your own people. For that, I will not let it stand. I will make sure that you all regret why you did this.” Thomas coughed. “So you are in on this with the Alpha?”

He reached out his hand to grab my face. "Don't touch me," I barked. The sheer venom in my tone actually made his hand pause mid-air — a flicker of something crossing his face, gone almost before I registered it, like a man catching himself before he said something he shouldn't. "We are done. But you forgot one thing, Alpha." "And what is that?" he asked, his eyes narrowing as he sensed the sudden shift in the room's energy.

"This pack survives because of you. That's not sentiment. That's just what happened, whether or not you were trying for it to happen that way. The title's just catching up to the truth." Milo, unable to stay quiet any longer, piped up from his corner. "Also you're really good at the vanishing thing, and Alphas are supposed to be strong, so." That surprised a real laugh out of her, the first one in longer than she could remember, cutting through some of the weight the room had been carrying. "Thank you, Milo. Very compelling legal argument." "I try." The laugh loosened something in her chest that had been tight since Ezra first said the word Alpha, and in the quiet that followed it, Wren foun