The Alpha's Unknown Heir Mga Nobela at Kwento

"You will lead the pack as the next Alpha. After all, you have my blood." Rose nodded, trying to process his words through her grief. She knew what he meant. When an Alpha with a single heir dies, their Alpha Force—the power that defines an Alpha—is passed down to their heir. It was her destiny, and now, with her father’s blessing, it was closer than ever. Vale gently wiped away Rose’s tears, his touch warm despite his weakness. "Don’t cry, Rose," he said softly, pausing to take a deep breath. His eyes wandered around the castle, and a smile of satisfaction crossed his lips.

“She thought I had Alpha blood. She tried to remind him that I was his heir first. The true heir. Turns out, I am his heir, but I’m not an Alpha.” “You want to be Alpha?” He asks quietly. I shake my head. That was his goal, not mine. “I want her to lose everything.” “Daddy dearest didn’t help mother at all. No money, no clothes for me, no help with food, nothing. He knew about me and let us suffer, all so he could raise his precious Alpha daughter. The last one of her kind.”

he says, voice low, “were a rare alloy, they were designed to suppress rather than kill. When her wolf awakens, memories will follow—fragmented, painful. But Alpha, if she’s Shadow Ridge’s heir, trouble’s coming. Rogues, mercenaries, maybe worse—they’ll hunt her for that bloodline.” I rake a hand through my hair, Atlas whining, urging me toward Leila. If she’s the heir, the rogues’ attack wasn’t random. I need to protect Leila, now more than ever.

He only dissolved them. Maybe he knew what he was doing wasn’t right. Or maybe he had plans to institute it back while he was still alive. I didn’t know any of that because, obviously, he never wanted me. I only had access to take over as Alpha because he never had another heir. I crossed my hands across my chest, watching a beta trying to use a bicycle on his opponent, but the man darted out of the way, just in time. The witch had also warned me about the Crimson Circle, stating that they were no wannabes.

UNKNOWN POV I ran my hand through my hair in frustration. Of course, they screwed this up. Alice and Aiden were both Alpha heirs. They needed to be smarter than this, but clearly, not all Alpha heirs were created equally. If her real father were alive to see this, he would have her removed. He would have another female to replace Alice, and we would move on as if she never existed. But he wasn’t here, and Michael continued to assure me that Alice would get it right eventually.

he answered, “they would have killed you.” Selena froze. He stepped closer, eyes burning with the truth he had buried for years. “You don’t understand what they are capable of. They would have ripped you apart. You, a human, carrying Alpha heirs? They would’ve massacred you before you could even give birth.” Selena swallowed hard. “You still left.” “I didn’t leave,” he said. “I hid you. I protected you. I severed us publicly so the Council wouldn’t notice how deeply intertwined our fates already were.”

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.”

Suzan said carefully, "I am single now, have you forgotten?" Alpha discovered that she who used only to talk obediently and softly was gone. Her tone now was either cold or impatient. He felt very uncomfortable. Suddenly he missed her so much. "He is an Alpha of the Red Blood Pack. He is the heir to the Red Pack and Julia's uncle. Did you follow him to take revenge on me?" Alpha was frightened by his conjecture. But the possibility exists. Some she-wolves go to any lengths to get revenge.

“He is worth millions, Alpha.” My eyes narrowed dangerously. “Are you insane? You expect me to pay the value of over five hundred slaves for one mouthy bastard?” The trader quickly bowed lower. “This one is different, my lord.” My gaze hardened. “How?” The trader looked around nervously before lowering his voice. “He carries a rare gift, Alpha. One almost unheard of in our kind.” I folded my arms across my chest. “What gift?” The trader lifted his trembling eyes and said quietly: “He can bear children.”

“Don’t call me that.” “If you weren’t my best friend and my Alpha King, I would have slit your throat right now,” he growled. “I know.” I chuckled and walked over to the wooden box on the grass, grabbing a bottle of water. I sat down as Kyle joined me, both of us breathing heavily. After a moment of silence, he asked, “The two pretty ladies and the kid… why did you bring them here? The whole palace is already buzzing with rumors.” I clenched my jaw. “I told you… I found my heir. The woman who fainted is his mother. The other lady is her human friend.”