Novel & Cerita The Alpha She Left Behind

I nodded, that was all good, yet… with the way the spies glanced at each other, I could tell they were holding something back. “Well, what is it? Hide nothing from me.” “As for what she said, Alpha…” the other spy hesitated. I looked to the lead spy for answers. Even if they were unsavory, he would deliver them. He was trained for this, could handle anything without fear. “Out with it,” I said. “She said she doesn’t love you, Alpha. That she never loved you. She said she regrets leaving the human realm, but more, she wishes that she never met you.”

she said, barely above a whisper, “he turned his back on me. Even after everything I gave him… even after those four years I spent waiting.” I went still, my stomach twisting with confusion and disbelief. All this time, I had held onto a simple story, something naive and safe. The Alpha was just a distant figurehead, someone powerful and unreachable. But this? This truth was messier. Darker. Heartbreaking. “He picked someone else,” she said bitterly. “Someone better suited to the role. And when I tried to stand up for us, I realized it was pointless. He had already chosen. So I ran. I took you, and I left. I didn’t want him or anyone else from that world finding us. Not ever.”

Then, as her eyes darkened with displeasure, she whispered venomously, "Alpha, you haven't forgotten your promise to me, have you?" At last, he reached out, steadying her. That single motion crushed the final piece of hope inside me. My Alpha had chosen another woman. I turned away, numb, and walked to the elevator. When the doors opened, icy wind swept in. At the bottom of my pack, my transfer papers to the Neutral Territory lay waiting. I would leave. I would bury the memory of Felix—my cruel, faithless mate who had given me love only to snatch it away. My hand drifted to my still-flat belly, soon to swell with life.

“We’re going home, okay? You don’t have to see the angry alpha again.” Her small voice cuts through me. “He hasn’t been angry lately.” It should melt me, but it only burns. He’s been bonding with her, gifting her sweets and winning her over in a week—like that makes up for everything. “But we need to leave,” I say. I take her hand and pull the box behind us. Levi stands there. Silent. Watching. “It doesn’t have to end like this, Kookie.” His voice is soft. And it snaps the last thread holding me together.

I can't stop looking at him, wondering how many things I don't know about him. “Not as much as you I'm sure” he returns smoothly. The entire room grows cold and deadly and I am so missing the trigger! Is she another ex? Were they involved in some way? It felt personal. The female Alpha, a feminine little thing, does not physically look like much. But if the gaze in her eyes is any indication, she is deadly all the same. “I'll just go change” I announced, hoping to sneak into the changing room and try to get my bearings back a little. It was all too sudden.

“I can tear you limb from limb, and no one would even bat an eye. Is that what you want? Your poor father to know how you embarrassed him. Disgraced his entire family. Because if you think I will stop with you, then you have no idea who you are dealing with. Tell me where she is now.” “Alpha, I swear to the moon goddess. I don’t know where she is.” Before she could finish, I used my speed to rush into her, slamming her to the side as she hit against the oven and let off a gas leak. I picked up a lighter. “All I need to do is slice this through. And the entire west wing of the packhouse will be blown to bits. I will survive. The question is, will you?” I could see fear in her eyes as she was

In the vast residence of the Alpha, the scent of its Luna was gone forever. All that was left was a foolish wolf who had lost his moonlight, and the endless regret and solitude that came with it.

"We have earned this rest. And we will still be here when Jaxon needs us." As the sun set over the forest, casting long shadows through the trees, Kael felt a sense of peace settle over him. His time as Alpha was over, but his legacy would live on through Jaxon and the generations to come. The torch had been passed, and the future was bright.

"I'm not going back." "If I didn't think you needed to know, I wouldn't have told you." She stood up. Walked to the door. "But I thought you should understand: the cold Alpha fell. Hard. And he's not getting up until he finds you." She left. I sat in the rocking chair, hands on my belly, staring at the mountains. He fell. But falling wasn't enough. He had to prove it.

"After one week, you return home. I shall not like to remind you." She nodded eagerly. "I understand. Thank you again." With that, she followed the maid out, glancing back with a small, hopeful smile. Kael watched them go, then headed back to the dining room. Morvienne was already finishing her wine, her plate cleared. She set the glass down as he sat. "Everything okay?" He nodded, picking up his fork to resume eating. "It was the daughter of my allied Alpha. The Alpha of Ravenmoor Pack. She had a fight with her father over a mating arrangement. She's staying here for a week. More like... hiding."