The Alphas Betrayal Novels & Stories

The others joined as our minds became one. I could hear their beating hearts. I could hear their minds as they chanted in unison, "Long live the Alpha. Our loyalty shall last forever." A loud scream interrupted the chant, "No!" I immediately sensed betrayal.

No amount of wiggling seemed to change that. My cheeks felt hot and my eyes started to prickle, blurring my vision as I sucked in a sharp, shuddering breath, trying to force my lungs to operate normally. Sadness was welling up in the back of my throat like something sticky sweet, something I couldn’t swallow back down no matter how hard I tried. I opened my mouth to yell, to scream, to howl — anything to get someone’s attention and get me out of this freaking barn — and instead a broken sob escaped. Dave was going to kill me. He’d said I would be put to death, and I knew that would be his doing. He was the alpha. Pack wolves lived and died by the alpha’s whim.

Intertwining our fingers, we hugged each other. Sighs! It was such a long journey. *************** THE END! Thank you for reading The Alpha’s Betrayed Luna Written By Moni Mikee/Moni Sky

“You’ve been a thorn in my side for too long.” “I’d love to see you try,” Rylan shot back, his stance solid, ready for a fight. They started to shift into their wolf forms, ready to tear each other apart. Their snarls reverberated through the woods and I shivered. I watched, my heart pounding, as the two Alphas faced off, both of them ready to see the end of the other. But Damian was the Alpha who had betrayed my love for him while Rylan was the one who had taken me under his protection after I'd left the Blood Nest Pack in my humiliated state.

His voice broke and Wilder could hear the grief. “We were managing fine until an alpha came with the idea of attacking your pack. He said he’d join forces with us and help us get a big territory and we were so foolish to accept it but now the outcome is half of the rogues gone and my soulmate, Alana. She was killed by my second in command and I just found out that the alpha had betrayed me and now my second in command has taken my place… Just a day and all this has happened, I’ve seen them for who they are now” Jarvis broke into tears. “Who is this alpha? How could he be so cruel?” Wilder demanded and Jarvis swallowed hard, realizing that he had nothing to lose anymore

"I had hoped he would stand by our side, embrace the bond that binds us. Instead, he has cast us aside for his own desires." Her words struck deep, resonating with the pain and betrayal gnawing at my heart. I had believed Alpha Alexander was different, that he would stand with me through thick and thin. Yet, his actions shattered that belief, leaving me adrift in doubt and uncertainty. "I understand your pain," I murmured softly, reaching out to console my wolf through our bond. "But we cannot let Alpha Alexander's betrayal define us. We must find strength within ourselves to move forward, to carve out our own path separate from his."

"Alicia and Joe, planning my assassination. Discussing how to poison me with vampire blood, how to complete their takeover of this pack once I was transformed and vulnerable." The crowd erupted again, but Trent wasn't finished; he raised his hand to silence them. "Heaven itself seemed to favor justice today, because Trevor's recording captured much more than their treasonous plotting." Now all eyes turned to Dane, whose world had been systematically demolished piece by piece. The Alpha stood frozen, his body trembling as the full weight of his betrayal crashed over him like a tidal wave. His eyes had turned a deep, bloodshot red, not with supernatural power but with the raw agony of a man wh

“Counter-alliance forces retreating. Bloodclaw is trying to cover the withdrawal but they are taking heavy losses.” “Pursue but do not overextend,” Damien ordered. “I want them bloodied and demoralised, not martyred.” At Ironfang, we had secured all fifteen Bloodclaw wolves who had attempted the counter-attack. Luka was interrogating them, looking for information about command structure and plans. One of them, a younger wolf who looked barely twenty, was more willing to talk than the others. “This was just the opening move,” he said. “Alpha Kade’s brother is leading Bloodclaw now. He wants revenge for what you did. For what the Prime child did. He is not going to stop until she is dead or he

Before the words could leave his lips, my blade flashed again, a silver arc, silencing him forever as I took his head clean off his shoulders. A deafening silence ensued. Riddled by fear, his men slowly backed away, having witnessed not just the demise of their Alpha, but the manner of it. Juan broke that silence as he stumbled into the room, clutching a deep, jagged wound in his arm. He cast a stare on the fallen Alpha, his face pale with shock at the carnage. And then turned to me. “Alpha, we've been completely betrayed,” he gasped, his voice trembling with urgency. “His men have surrounded our pack, slaughtering our men in the courtyard.”

“Now I know you are trolling one crazy bitch, aren't you? Isn't that what you're trying to prove to me? I won't allow you. I won't allow you. Why? You could have done anything. You could have done any other thing. But attacking the Senior Alpha? That is wrong. That was not part of anything. No matter how much hatred you have for me, you don't kill the Alpha.” I said, quenching the last part of my sentence into my mind. “Killing the Alpha is my job. He's my fucking father.” I looked at her as she seemed a little bit shocked. “I never planned on killing the Alpha. Whatever is happening has nothing to do with me. The only thing I am doing is watching you from the side. For us to get so tired of