The Alpha’s Secret Weapon Novels & Stories

As she said the words, I could only imagine how much more lunatics there where in the world before the moon goddess had enough all these people she sent my way to do this stupid shit for love. Because I wasn't very far away from the pack I contacted Sean and Devon through the mind link, 'rogue attack, secure the perimeters.' With an order like that, it will make it hard for anyone to leave and for anyone to come in, "so what on earth do you want me for?" "Isn't it obvious? The alpha is the most powerful person in the pack and if I get to be with the most powerful person I am automatically protected for life." By the time she was done closing in, I had decided to play along. If I was going to

My blade shook in my hands as I stood over him, chest heaving. I was victorious. Around us, the warriors whispered to one another. The leader then moved ahead gently. He remarked, "You fought well." "But there's no blade here." I gasped. "What?" "Wisdom, not steel, is the real weapon you're after." He gave me a scroll that was tied in tattered leather. "You will discover the true secret to defeating The Crimson Alpha by solving this puzzle." I unfolded the sheet, glancing at the mysterious writing on it. I felt cold when I heard those words.

Reflecting on his words, I subconsciously nodded, "I think I understand, Alpha." "Very well." Seeing that I no longer attempted to argue, Michael didn't continue on this sensitive topic. Instead, he walked over to his solid wood desk, took out a brass key from the drawer, and handed it to me. "What is this...?!" "This is part of the restricted collection in our family. It contains many histories and secrets about the werewolf world and The Red Flame Pack. Since I've decided to make you the Alpha of The Red Flame Pack, you need to be familiar with our history and technological advancements. This key will be your pass and the symbol of your role as the Alpha of The Red Flame Pack."

"The reason for your absence over the last couple of days is because to that?" Abara smirked as he flipped through the pages of his notepad, reading the names that had been scribbled on the pages before him. There are things he witnessed with his own two eyes, and then there are things that Daniel should know. He introduced the first alpha as "Alpha Raul from Montana City," as Abara put it in his introduction. He slid his glasses up and down his nose, as if he were reading a book or newspaper. "He hasn't changed in the least over the past year, despite the circumstances. But when it comes to acceleration, you're still a step ahead of him in terms of relative speed haha. In the same way that

he demands one of his fists clenching as Amber whispers something in his ear. “I didn’t seduce him,” I protest as he scoffs. “Please I saw how you dressed around him. I thought maybe it was for that guys Ivan’s benefit but clearly you wanted to seduce my best friend. The alpha. I never thought you were such a social climber that you were like all the other girls in our pack and would spread your legs to get to the top,” my hand connects with his cheek before he even finishes speaking.

ERENDINA. Still, I continue, “I’m the Alpha’s daughter. You won’t go unpunished.” Something I don’t quite recognize passes through his eyes, but it’s gone before I can register it, and the silence stretches for a few beats more before his touch is gone. He takes two steps back without a word, taking me in again before he turns away. I rush forward the second he’s out of the room, clicking the lock on the door. I fall against it with my hand clenched to my chest, and the breath I’ve been holding the entire time escapes as my head drops back, eyes closing.

I had overheard them talking, and their words had stayed with me ever since. “Luna Everleigh hasn’t given Alpha Theo an heir yet. What’s her use?” “Alpha Theo needs a strong alpha bloodline. She’s failing him.” “She’s just a useless miscreant who got lucky. Who knows what she must’ve done with her body that she hasn’t been able to reproduce.”

The Alpha had arrived. My heart hammered as I heard him approaching. The door opened, and he stepped inside. He was tall, his figure filling the doorway. His gaze was cold and assessing, as though he were looking at something he was about to buy. “This is her?” he asked, his voice smooth but carrying a chilling edge. Lycril nodded eagerly. “Yes, Alpha. She’s strong and obedient,” she said with a smile, as if she were presenting a prized object. “No trouble at all.”

The boy she'd thought was her forever now appeared exactly as what he was - a child playing at being grown. "I know," she said simply. "But it doesn't matter anymore." They slipped out through the hidden tunnel that emerged near the old Alpha house. The forest was unnaturally quiet, but Luna could sense the rogues nearby, their corrupted scents carrying on the wind. Vincent stayed close to her, his presence reassuring. The old Alpha house was a smaller version of the current pack house, abandoned since Vincent's father's death. Dust motes danced in the moonlight streaming through broken windows.

“This bond makes us stronger. You make me stronger.” My wolf whimpered, pressing against me. But I shook my head, clutching the ache in my chest. “Strength doesn’t erase what you did.” His hand cupped my face then, firm, unyielding. His thumb brushed my cheek, smearing dirt and blood. “I rejected you to protect you. Because you carry a secret, one that could destroy you if the others knew.” My breath hitched. “What secret?” His eyes darkened, the Alpha mask slipping to something rawer, desperate. “The kind of secret that makes you more than just a wolf. The kind of secret that makes you dangerous.”