Novel & Cerita The Alpha's Secret Heiress

"The Alpha asked me to help you get settled in. If you need anything—anything at all, just let me know. My quarters are number 412, and my phone is always on." "Thank you, Maya. I appreciate it." After she left, I decided to explore the quarters more thoroughly. The Alpha suite was even larger than I'd initially realized, with hidden features like a private staircase to the roof garden and a concealed safe behind one of the bookshelves. One wall was devoted to books. I pulled out a leather-bound volume titled "The Founding of High Crest" and brought it to the window seat. The view of the moonlit territory was too beautiful to ignore.

"There’s actually a lot of interesting stuff in here. A lot of weird stuff that doesn’t make sense." "Like what?" Before Lyra can answer, one of the witches—an older woman with streaks of silver in her braids—speaks up. "Alpha-heir, your question about the Shadowed Alpha…" She glances at the tome. "It refers to you. Every Alpha since Alistair Weston has been known as Shadowed Alphas. Physically formidable, but your Alpha power will never be as strong as others because you are shadowed by Hecate’s curse.”

"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."

“That only means your sister is in danger! I heard some maids saying that our Alpha will be visiting the Paxton's Dynasty.” “You mean that is just an excuse to visit Gilead!?” she exclaimed, and they nodded. “The Alpha is out to have a drink today. He will be leaving tomorrow. We need to get a clue before he comes back,” Rissa felt genuinely grateful for Albert's idea. Rissa left with Albert to the Alpha's throne room. Albert tried to distract the guards at the door while she entered. She started searching everywhere and finally found something. Not the letter, but something bigger than a letter. She felt a stab in her heart as she stared at what she was holding. She raced out of the throne

For years, she endured being treated as nothing more than an Alpha’s blood bag, believing that her sacrifice would finally earn her his love. But when she discovers that he has always chosen another woman over her, something inside her finally breaks. She walks away without looking back, determined to reclaim the identity and power she once hid from the world. What her former Alpha does not know is that the woman he considered worthless is actually the hidden heiress of one of the most powerful packs. Now that she is gone, he finally realizes what he lost. But when he comes crawling back, will she still be the woman who once begged for his love, or will she make him regret every drop

Madison was curious about who else was involved with this big new world she was finally becoming aware of discovering. "There's my family, Danny's family, Will and Anthony's families." He glanced over at Madison, and she nodded for him to continue. "We're all in the same pack. My dad's the Alpha." Madison looked like she didn't know what he meant by Alpha. "He's the leader of the whole pack, which is about two hundred of us. Me, Zach, and Adam will eventually become alphas, either of our own pack or if something would happen to our Alpha now. I'm the youngest, so I have a while to go to worry about it."

“We’re going to ask them for an antidote or where to find it, at least.” For context. Seers are like witches but they didn’t cast spells or stuff like that. They can see unseen things and mostly know how to find the cure to anything. And they can see invisible lines. Like they could see two kids and tell they are going to be mates, even though you need to be eighteen to tell. They mostly keep to themselves. Because some selfish alphas used them and killed them. I didn’t blame them. “And why are we doing this?” If this thing was from the last annual alphas meeting. Then I’m sure the main world council of elders are aware of it and they should be the ones dealing with this.

His nostrils flared, drinking in her scent—the rosemary and the fear, and the underlying sweetness that belonged only to him. "You are the mother of my son," he growled, his thumb brushing against her jawline. The touch was electric, sending shivers racing down her spine. "That makes you mine. Whether you like it or not." "I am not a piece of property, Silas." "In this territory, everything belongs to the Alpha," he said, his voice dropping to a rasp. He leaned down, his breath warm against her ear. "You think you can just come here, take my medicine, and slip away into the night again? No. You’ve brought the heir home. Now, you’ll stay and play the part."

Everett had given him choices in the middle of a night built to take them away. Finn is doing the opposite of Owen. The realization burns. He sets the cup down slowly. “I am trying to keep you alive.” Owen’s expression breaks a little. “From what?” Finn almost tells him. The truth rises so fast he feels it in his throat. A gold door. A forced heat drug. Men talking about a buyer. A Lawson account. A powerful Alpha who found him, touched him carefully, and belonged to the same world as the people who almost bought him. Finn almost says all of it because the weight of silence is crushing him from the inside.

She asks. “Just turned 18.” I answer. Kristen looks at me like I’ve got two heads. "I’m 26. You just came of age. Wait..." Her eyes widen, "...you’re the girl Alpha brought back." The girl? I blink, confused. Kristen leans in, her voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper. "Alpha kept you a secret, but Jeff spilled the beans to me. He said Alpha had Beta bring a girl from the far north by helicopter. And that’s you, isn’t it?"