The Alpha’s Secret Weapon Novels & Stories

“You are indeed a woman with many secrets.” His remarks halted me in my tracks. “Excuse me? Why did you say that, Alpha?” “I said... You have too many secrets up your sleeves. You can tell me everything at the right time. I will not force you to tell me now. Tell me when you are ready,” he said softly, testing the water if I will confide in him or not. I released a deep sigh. “Thanks for your understanding, Alpha. Believe me, no matter what happens, I will fulfill my promise to make you walk again.”

The Beta flinched. “Whenever this person brought information to us, they seemed… hesitant.” I tilted my head. “Hesitant? About what?” The man shrugged. “Maybe about selling you out, but either way, they had no choice. The Mad Alpha liked to use people’s weaknesses against them. People’s deepest secrets – one they wished would never come out. And maybe he had something against them too.” He paused. “That’s all I can tell you, Alpha Jenn.”

I reply under my breath. As if he could feel our presence, the Alpha closest to T and I turned around, amber liquid in his crystal glass nearly spilling out. Alpha of Wisdom. One of the most intimidating Alpha’s of them all, who everyone claims has an unspoken secret. He can join the club with that one.

Yet he continued after his momentary lapse, “It is a trade secret, Alpha of the Crimson Moon Pack.” Upon remembering the exchange between her and Gelong not so long ago, she could now say that there was more to a petty power struggle. It was as if what was happening now was planned for a very long time and the trigger to all of these was the war. Diana stared at Alpha Alexander, who was busy glowering at Gelong, then her solemn yet calculative gaze shifted at her elf friend. And then, a decision had been made. x-x-x-x-x “Are you listening to me?” Alpha Alexander’s sharp tone and question snapped Soleyah from her reverie. Her eyes met a stormy pair that was staring down at her when she swiftl

"The Crescent Moon Pack to the east had the same winter. Their profits are up twenty percent. The difference is leadership. They have an Alpha who understands modern logistics. You have... tradition." Kael slammed his hand on the desk. The sound echoed like a gunshot. "Do not speak to me about leadership!" Kael roared. He stood up abruptly. His chair scraped loudly against the floor. "I am an Alpha! I was born to lead! You are nothing but a wolfless reject who got lucky!" The air in the room shimmered. Kael released his Alpha Aura. It was a psychic weapon. It was designed to force submission. It was a wave of pure dominance that usually forced lower wolves to their knees.

Victor stepped closer, his heavy boots thudding on the floor. "It means the secret is out." Elodie looked toward the window. "Permanently." The weeks that followed weren't a victory lap. They were a riot. The news didn't trickle out; it erupted. High-definition footage of the White Alpha’s roar and the shadow-wolf’s descent hit every satellite on the planet. The "Human-Wolf Segregation Act" didn't just fail—it evaporated as humans and wolves collided in the streets of every major city.

“Wait Phoenix, did you say Alpha?” “Yes Alpha, we come from a very long line of very powerful alpha's. Once we discover our abilities, that is when we will take over and nothing will stop us.” “How do I discover these abilities?” “I don't know, I wish I did so for now, run and stay alive for a better future to come.”

I. "Nobody is going to touch you. Not while I'm around. They will all know that you're my mate; they can sense it, and no one likes to mess with another alpha's omega unless they're crazy. Trust me, darling. I'm not leaving you alone. Not this time. If they even try to touch you, I will rip their throat out." Allen raised an eyebrow. "What's up with alphas and wanting to rip throats out?" Sebestian chuckled. "Ripping another alpha's throat out means that they've won. You don't need to worry about it, darling."

“Okay. I believe you.” I smiled in relief. “Thank you very much, Alpha Jeremy.” “No problem.” Alpha waved his hand. “I really hope you can really destroy Alpha Andrew.” He grinned widely with his eyes showing his hatred for Alpha Andrew. “You can rest assured. Your secret is safe with me.” I didn’t tell the rogue assassin Alpha that I would tell Alpha Jeremy my secret. I had prepared myself if one day Beta Lyra or Alpha Jeremy couldn’t keep their promise to me.

Valerie replied. They both made their way along the fourth-floor landing towards the stairs before quietly sneaking down the stairs until they reached the first floor. Valerie and Aliyah were already safely hidden in the secret room in the Alphas offices, the room which was by the 4 generations of their pack to hide the female wolf away from Alpha Hayes of the Blood pack when he comes for his imminent attack and they are not ready to agree to their peace treaty. The room had a built-in sophisticated invisible lock-in lever which information of how to unlock the door was made known to only one person out of all that was to be hiding in there, but something unbelievable had happened even after