The Alpha She Left Behind Novels & Stories

I hoped she still loved me after all of this, it scared me knowing she was alone and probably thinking I abandoned her. “So,” Micah said coming into my office. “Most of the Alpha’s left, they told me that they had things that needed to be taken care of. I guess some rogues found out they were here and decided to attack their packs.” This wasn't surprising, what I was asking them was going against everything we knew. Everything that makes sense, I was a little sad going at this alone but I figured I would give it a go alone.

She slides in sideways with half a loaf of bread under her apron and the exact expression of a woman who has been holding news in her teeth for twenty minutes. “You look terrible,” she says. “Thank you.” “I mean it. Sit.” She pushes the bread at me and stays standing, which is how I know it’s bad. “He’s gone.” “Who’s gone?” “Your Alpha.” “He is not my Alpha.” “Fine. The Alpha.” She drops her voice anyway. “Rode out ten minutes after you came back up. Him and that beta with the mouth. Didn’t wait for horses to be brought round, didn’t tell Garrick, just went. Cook says they took the north road.”

I fell for him instantly. But the curse made me look like an ordinary Omega, and Blake was the previous Alpha's hand-picked successor. We were separated by blood, status, and power. He was surrounded by gorgeous she-wolves. So the night before my coming-of-age ceremony, I left a letter saying I wanted to leave Blue Lake Pack. But Blake — the man who was always so composed — sent a dozen tracking hounds and his best scouts after me. When he found me, his eyes were red. I'd never seen him look so vulnerable. He took my hand and whispered:

"Oh, dear, you have to. And if you don't, I will simply look for a handcuff and tie you down here." "You dare?" "Oh yes, I dare." As he was speaking, he brought out a handcuff from a drawer by the bedside and tackled Aria. "You, you, let me go! What are you doing? If you-" Before she could finish her words, he had already finished handcuffing her hands to the bed. Aria became speechless and then she burst out in anger. "Bastard! You-" "Relaz. It's Relaz. My name, dear mate, is Relaz Boswell, Alpha of Found pack, not 'bastard'.”

“That girl really is blessed. The Alpha cleared out a whole side hall for her, brought a healer down from the South to watch her day and night. I heard that healer only treats old wounds. Ordinary wolves can't get him to come at all.” “You said it. The night her old wound flared, the Alpha went white in the face and carried her back from the feast himself. I saw it with my own eyes. His hands were shaking the whole time.” “When has our Alpha ever fussed over anyone like that?” The Moon Goddess grounds were open flat land, a Moon Goddess stele standing dead center, fire-basins burning at the four corners. Most of Iron Claw's pack rites happen here.

‘We look beautiful,’ Ailsa coos and I can't agree more. Alera bursts through the door, clutching her heaving chest to catch her breath. I twist around on the stool to face her, my brows drawing. “What happened?” I ask, head tilting to one side as I give her a quizzical look. She gasps before spluttering. “Alpha—He's—leaving.” My frowns deepens. I don't understand what she says one bit. “Alera, I don't understand —” “The Alpha is leaving to meet to the hunters.”

“What she says, goes. Whether or not you like it. And unless you want to be thrown out, then I would suggest that you don’t cross her again.” “Even if I am thrown out…” “Do not think that the Alpha will be able to save you. She is going to do it when he is not around. If he is now, do not get used to it. There are times when he leaves for months and can return to find that you are gone.” She said, stopping me. “Dead, buried, sick until she died. She ran away… there are countless of lies that she could throw in. And there are people who would cover for her.”

He asked I didn't say anything, all I did was look at the picture of the pretty lady hanging on the wall, I realized I don't want to make any mistake that I would regret, for all I know the Alpha said no one can replace his dead mate in his life, I don't want to start something that I cannot finish “I don't want to talk about it Alpha if there is something you want me to do, say it, if there is nothing I would like to take my leave” The Alpha surprised me when he turned his back on me, “Since you want to leave so much that you can't even stay and have a conversation with me, all you want to do whenever you're with me is leave then you can leave” I nodded and walked to the door. I pulled the

I smiled. "What if I did?" He said, trying to be bold. "Even if you did... it would never work out." I blurted. He flinched at what I said and didn't talk anymore. I waited and waited but he didn't say a thing, even his friends didn't utter a word. "She's right, you know?" Misa unexpectedly said, making me look at her. "I'm sure you heard me say it before, you know... when you were eavesdropping. He's an alpha and not just any alpha, he's an elite among elite."

Saying goodbye to a story you’ve poured your heart into is not simple. But this is not truly goodbye. I am beyond happy and excited to share that The Alpha’s Girl will have a Part Two. Yes, this world will continue. While I don’t have an exact release date yet, I promise you that the story is not finished. There is still so much left to explore, there are still secrets to uncover and there are still destinies waiting to unfold. In Part Two, we will move 18 years into the future.