The Alphas Hidden Heirs Novels & Stories

I watched his retreating back until he disappeared from sight, leaving only the echo of his orders behind. “What was that about?” Betsy whispered, stepping up beside me. “I don’t know,” I lied, my voice flat. It wasn’t because I didn’t trust her. But how could I tell anyone about Sabrina’s wicked schemes? Not yet. Not when the risk was so great. I would never tell Betsy or anyone else that I was being made to sleep with the alpha in order to bear his heir. “I hope you’re not being punished for something,” Betsy murmured as we moved toward the door. She pushed it open and stepped inside, and I followed close behind.

"Except... there was a prophecy. A whisper, carried on the wind of that dark night. 'The silver sprout will bloom again, hidden within the strongest roots. When the true Alpha calls, the lost heart will awaken.'" A jolt went through me. The strongest roots. My family, My bloodline. Olivia. And when the true Alpha calls, the lost heart will awaken. My Alpha command. Her momentary resistance. Her sudden vibrant health and heightened senses. It was all falling into place with a terrifying, devastating clarity. "Who helped them?" I demanded, my voice low, my wolf restless beneath my skin. "Who allowed an heir to survive, and be hidden?"

“He was brought here right before I left, and I want to see him. Now.” The woman’s lips trembled slightly, and then she quickly exchanged a look with the older healer at her side… a look that only added fuel to the fire in my chest. They knew something, and they were trying to keep it from me. Even Kai could feel it, and he was already urging me to bare my teeth and shake the truth out of them. “Answer me,” I growled. The weight of my birthright evident in my tone once again, and filling the room with a pressure that made several healers bow their heads instinctively. “I am the crowned Alpha heir of Pine Shadows. You will not keep secrets from me.”

Just the empty walls and my own shadow. The Alpha took everything from me. My family. My home. My safety. He left me with nothing but this hole in my chest where my heart used to be. I hate him. I hate him so much it burns in my bones. And yet, sometimes, late at night, I feel… afraid. Afraid that I will never be strong enough to face him. Afraid that this disguise, this lie I wear every day, will fall apart before I can finish what I started.

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.

“An omega took your heir. A five-year-old girl, who's never harmed anyone in her life. And you'd rather protect your friend?” It rings off the walls. “That's what this is? You stand there, in front of me, and you choose her? Over the woman who nearly died? Over a child?” “Alpha.” Keenan steps forward, one pace. He doesn't bow. “No one's protecting anyone.” “Then speak.” “If my people had anything, they'd say.” “Then ask them.” He holds my gaze a moment. Something in his jaw tightens. Then he turns his head and addresses the line behind him in a low, hard voice, the voice of a man who's sent boys into battle.

“You know what?” “Only the elders have access to the scrolls of the previous Alphas.” I held my chin. “I want you to trace every Alpha in our lineage who was mated to a human. From what I’ve heard, there was only one. Bring me everything you can find about him.” He nodded. “For some reason, those scrolls were hidden from the newer council elders for years. None of us knows why.” He looked me in the eye. “But I’ll find them, our answers might be there.”

“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.”

"A-alpha, I—I did not see anyone leave, sir. We have been here since dawn— I stepped closer. “No one leaves this house without being seen.” “We swear, Alpha General. No one left your chambers. I walked past them with anger and kept going down the corridor.People moved out of my way as soon as they saw me.I stopped one servant by the arm. “Did anyone see an omega leave my chambers.” “No, Alpha, She shook her head frantically, pressing herself against the wall. "No, Alpha General. No one has come out." “Lies,” I screamed angrily. “Someone has to see something. Omegas do not vanish from locked chambers.

"Haven't shifted in twenty years. Not since the night I carried you through three territories, blood still wet on your pajamas, your mother's scent fading from your skin." The brewery was dark except for candles arranged in a careful pattern. Not supernatural, just practical. The power had been cut. We were alone in a building that smelled of hops and secrets. "You saved me that night." "I failed to save everyone else." Beth moved to an old wooden chest I'd never seen before, hidden behind fermenting tanks. "Your mother was my Alpha. My friend. My sister in every way that mattered except blood." She opened the chest. Inside: photographs, documents, a small pink blanket stained with brown tha