The Alpha She Left Behind Mga Nobela at Kwento

After the situation was sorted out, she left with her mate but not before I forbid her to ever step foot on my pack lands again. “Earth to Alpha, are you there?” Chase chuckled as he watched my expression change back to annoyance. “There has been an Alpha calling for a couple of days now. She is currently on hold on line 2. She says she has to speak with you directly.” I groaned, the last thing I wanted to deal with was another Alpha right now. Wait, did he say ‘she?’ “Chase?” “Yeah?” “Did you say the Alpha on hold is a ‘she’?” I asked.

He stared at me, hollow and lost. "Why? Can't we go back to the way things were?" "There's no going back," I said, deliberate and final. "We're past that." Lennox grabbed my hand, desperate to say something more — but the bodyguards appeared and pulled him away. "You may not be Alpha anymore, but I'm still the pack's Luna, and Zane is the sole Alpha heir. If you come near us again, I'll have you banished from the pack." I said it without warmth, turned, and shut the door behind me.

To leave while I still could. It told me the pack would be better without me. I fought against it, and my wolf growled at it, but it refused to disappear. It was the cowardly side of me demanding to be heard. This time, though, it wasn't telling me to run alone like before. It was telling me to take Elara and Kael with me. We could disappear and leave Pinecrest Valley to deal with its own problems. I had never truly wanted to become alpha anyway. Suddenly my phone rang, pulling me out of those dark thoughts. I quickly stepped into the hallway so I wouldn't wake Elara and answered it.

It's been so long, she looked so good, I've missed her so much, But I can't meet her, many years has passed, she might have already forgotten about me, and I looked so pitiful, I can't let her see me, I need to leave here, they will definitely come to shake hands with the Alpha, I need to leave

But no one had spoken of it. One day, I would have to find out what her back story was and how she ended up here. “Is she going to make it through this?” She asks me quietly “I don’t know.” “Where do you think Alpha Nate has gone?” I shake my head. “He isn’t an Alpha anymore.” She frowns at me. “Alpha’s don’t abandon their packs. You know that as well as I do, Lola. He abandoned it. He left everyone here to fend for themselves.”

“If you’re looking for the young Autumn, well she died with her family. She died when the people whom she believed would not leave her left. So stop looking out for her. She will no longer return.” His mood turned serious. “You were not the only one who underwent something. Maddox and I had experienced something which we were not allowed to divulge.” I bit the inside of my cheeks to stop myself from asking. I should maintain my emotional distance between the alpha and me. Pretend that anything that he said did not interest me at all. “Save it, Alpha Hugh. Nothing will change my mind. You and the beta… it will remain the fact that you left me. You abandoned me when I was at the darkest point

Aurora did not stop walking until the pack hall disappeared behind her. Even then, the whispers followed. They drifted through the corridors in hushed voices, curling around her like smoke no matter how far she moved from the crowd. “She actually asked for one month.” “Why would Alpha Kael agree to that?” “She still thinks she can change his mind.” “How embarrassing…” Aurora kept her expression calm as she walked past rows of silver-lit pillars. Her heels echoed softly against the polished stone floor, steady and controlled despite the storm raging inside her chest.

Mark’s POV: “Where is she?” I bellowed at the top of my voice to my mother and sister who just looked on at me like I was spewing gibberish. They exchanged meaningful glances with each other and then my mother began taking slow precise towards me as she spoke; “She left. She was taken away by the Alpha of Red rose pack.” Her voice sounded squeaky, shaky even and with the way she rushed out her words, it was almost obvious that she was scared of what I could do.

The next morning, I was awakened by a phone call from Alice, my teammate in the Werewolf Tribe. I could practically feel her excitement vibrating through the phone. “Hi, Christina! I just heard from Alex—you finally agreed to receive training in the Northern Territory! Is it true? I mean... you always had such a happy family—your Alpha mate, your twin pups. Are you really going to leave them?” I replied calmly, my voice as still as a frozen lake. “Yes. I’m going. This time, I won’t go back on my word.” “Wow, that’s amazing! I’m so glad you’ll be training with me! When are you leaving?”

She told. “Where is she?” I asked, hoping to get some information that Jacob had not been willing to tell me. “No idea. Almost five years ago, we were sure that she was going to be our Luna. But then she left. Alpha never talked about her. That first year was the darkest. Alpha has never been the same since.” She said while glancing back at where Xavier was finishing his drinks and was ready to part from his people.