The Alphas Who Wouldn't Let Go Novels & Stories

The Death Squad has also stayed here, and within the last 24 hours, over 30 guys joined us, and the others that are not here are working hard on getting even more. I feel Leo’s hold tighten on my hand, causing me to look up. “What’s wrong?” I decide to ask. He seems stressed. “The Alphas are here.” “Okay…?” I trail off. Before Leo can tell me what’s wrong, a group of 7 wolves makes their way across the clearing. They look pissed. Something’s not right. Leo covers my eyes with his hand as the sound of bones breaking resounds in front of us. “The fuck is going on, Kingston?! There are fucking rogues everywhere!!!” One of the Alphas exclaims enraged right before Leo takes his hand off my face.

“You’re a disgrace to this pack. Don’t embarrass us further.” The words cut deep, colder than the winter winds that swept through their territory. Cassia forced herself to meet his gaze, her own eyes filled with a mixture of pain and defiance. “Yes, Alpha Rhett,” she replied, her voice steady despite the tremor in her heart. He held her gaze for a moment longer before turning and walking away, leaving her alone in the shadows, the weight of his words pressing down on her. She felt Lynx stirring within her, her wolf’s fierce energy filling her with a strength that both frightened and thrilled her.

That was cold, he could've at least let me thank him for helping me that time. "What a dick." Daichi said, fixing up his tie. "They think just because they're alphas, they can strut around like their hot stuff, piss off." He yelled but they were probably too far to hear. Daichi is a beta and he's hated alphas for as long as I can remember but he's friends with some people who are alphas. He might hate alphas but in his words, "Only the Alphas who are too proud to distinguish right from wrong." Akito on the other hand is an alpha that he trusts, we all met in elemtary school but Daichi and I were friends first.

Could taste her scent on his tongue every time he breathed. “It doesn’t matter,” Alexander said. “I need something stronger.” “There is nothing stronger. What you’re taking is already at the maximum safe dosage.” Isabelle paused. “And even if there was, it wouldn’t help. Alphas are different. Your bodies adapt. Your metabolism burns through suppressants faster than normal wolves. After years of use, your wolf has been fighting the medication internally this entire time. It was only a matter of time before something strong enough came along to break through.”

My wolf whimpered in denial. “She doesn’t even know what you are to her,” I muttered, disgusted. “Pathetic.” “Alpha,” Xavier my right hand man and sworn brother said beside me, stepping forward cautiously. “If she’s your mate, we need to release her before He takes control.” One of the guards moved forward, fumbling with the ropes. He yanked her shoulder too hard and she cried out. I didn’t move, but my eyes flashed red. My wolf surged forward, furious. " I'm sorry, Alpha" He said, face pale, shaking like a leaf, seeing I don't say anything, he retreated fast another taking his place.

And now he stood between us and the chaos, crimson-gold eyes fixed on the Alphas who had mocked Melissa. “What are you doing?” he asked, voice calm, but there was steel beneath it. The Alphas fumbled for excuses, their arrogance crumbling in an instant. One stammered something about discipline, another muttered about tradition. None of them dared to hold his gaze. Darius shook his head slowly. “You are all heirs—future leaders of your packs. And this is how you carry yourselves? By tearing down one of your own?” The silence that followed was heavier than any shout. The Alphas lowered their eyes, shame written across their faces.

He understood immediately. I knew. Kane didn't want us to stop him. It was better to let him leave with the dignity of a pack Alpha. As I watched his figure fade into the distance before finally being swallowed by the waves, I realized that once two people had drifted apart, they were destined to never meet again in this lifetime.

He sneered even more when Thomas shot him an irritated glance. “Don’t act too high now, boy. Thomas, why don't you bring his, must I say, little gift here.” He muttered, eyes all the while trained on me, still with his attempt in infuriating me. “As you wished, dad.” He smirked, glancing grimly at Ethan before disappearing with some others which I assumed were Alphas. I could only guess where they were heading to as I prayed for Allan and Nico to fulfill their designated duties. Even with them gone, there were still a couple of Alphas lingering behind Sir Joshue. It was one of the reasons why the pack was infamous among all. It was because of the high numbers of Alpha’s presented here.

I replied. “Then what?” I stopped walking. Turned slowly. And looked at him. “What do you think happens next?” He didn’t answer. Because he already knew. He just didn’t like it. “We begin.” We moved quickly. Silently. Through paths no one would think to watch. Because while the Alphas were busy trying to hold their crumbling territory together They weren’t looking here. Not yet. And by the time they did It would already be too late. “You said they wouldn’t notice.”

The flames licked at the trees, rising higher and higher until the entire world was swallowed in fire. I felt the heat, the oppressive weight of it pressing down on my chest. I couldn’t breathe, couldn’t move. The cries of the pack echoed around me, their pain a physical thing, searing into my bones. And then I saw them. The Alphas—Ronan, Kieran, Cian—standing at the edge of the fire, their faces dark with the weight of it all. I reached for them, but they didn’t see me. They couldn’t. They were already lost.