The Altar Where I Left My Alpha Novels & Stories

On the day Maelis discovers she's pregnant, her Alpha husband’s first love returns. With a child. And suddenly, the five-year marriage Maelis endured means nothing. Theron doesn't ask for an explanation. He doesn't defend her. He simply chooses the woman he has always loved. So Maelis makes a decision no one expects. She will leave but there is one problem. Her unborn child is dying and the only person who can save it is the same man she has finally decided to walk away from. She has thirty days to escape the Alpha. He has thirty days to realize what he's about to lose. And neither of them knows that Maelis is carrying a secret far more dangerous than a child.

Maybe I just did well. There is something great about knowing you are an intelligent monster. Now I live with a group of monsters. Hey Neerah, aren't you normal now? A part of me teased and I smiled wider, just generally liking the new perspective. There is a positive side to it. Great! But then Alpha Cuan walks in and the moment our eyes meet and my wide smile froze in my face, his face turns stormy and cold. It sends shivers down my spine. “Why the hell did you take her to the woods in the first place?!” Alpha Cuan demands angrily, shifting his eyes to bore I to Princeton’s.

One of the men said. “We are very sorry.” The other said looking sheepish. “It’s okay.” I mumbled. Clearly still upset. “LEAVE.” Alpha genesis said. Both of the men scattered for the door. Leaving as quick as possible. I just sat there looking around, sort of heart broke, at my party that was barely started. I couldn’t see any way for my party to continue since everything was utterly destroyed! “Listen up everybody!” The Alpha shouted. Everyone went silent and looked towards where he was standing. He then took my hand. You wouldn’t believe what happened next!

I used to think it was all my fault. Until three days ago. I was too sick to get out of bed that day. I had a fever, and my whole body ached, and my wolf was too weak to shift. He glanced at me, then turned around and started packing. "Madison and I are going on patrol up north," he said. "Take care of yourself." Then they left. An Alpha left his sick intended mate behind and took another woman on "patrol." That moment woke me up. He never saw me as his mate. All that "desensitization therapy" and "teaching you to be generous" was bullshit. He wanted Madison, but didn't want to admit he was a cheater.

He corrupted the relic to get his revenge. Alpha Richard stepped forward, his heavy boots clicking loudly against the hard ice. He did not look at the townspeople, and he did not look at my dad. He turned his face directly toward the dark curtain where Holden and I were hiding. His yellow eyes flared with a sick, twisted joy. I know you are here, boy, Alpha Richard’s voice boomed through the empty arena, echoing off the metal rafters. I can smell the pathetic scent of your fated mate from a mile away. Did you think your little tunnel trick would keep you hidden from me?

He turned to look at him, and smirked devilishly, nodding his head. More pain, more tears for me. I opened my eyes, unable to see for a few seconds as the sun made shadows for me to see through. The pain in my body as father and son had raped my mouth and pussy, made me gasp with each breath. I felt exhausted, spent and completely loose. The last time I saw Alpha Silver was during the time of our Park Luna's funeral, Luna Constance; and since then, he's been out of most Park members' sight.

The cold breeze was no longer comfortable for Olivia because she didn’t know why they were being transported past midnight but something told her it wasn’t good. They walked some more before they stopped in front of a stone altar. They were asked to get on their knees and that’s when Alpha Norman arrived. He smiled when he saw the girls because he knew that by the time he was done with the ritual, he was going to be the strongest Alpha alive.

"Everyone... may leave." The delegates rose and left without a backward glance. No one said goodbye. No one paid their respects. No one even looked at me again. Soon, the vast hall was empty except for me. I stood on the altar, staring at the empty seats. Suddenly, a wave of dizziness hit me. I reached for the lectern to steady myself, but my arm was trembling. Something was wrong. Something was very wrong. My Alpha power… it was fraying. Lashing out like a cornered beast.

It seemed he had never expected that I, who had always been strong and stubborn, would give up the Luna position so easily this time. "At least you know your place." He let out a cold snort, turned, and carefully wrapped his arm around Mia. "Come. Let's go home." Mia obediently stayed in his arms and glanced back at me before they left. That was the look of someone who had gotten exactly what she wanted. The pack automatically parted to form a path, watching their Alpha hold a human girl in his arms like a treasure as he walked away. Meanwhile, I stood alone in the center of the altar, where the candles had long since gone out.

"What? I'm just saying, we can't exactly RSVP yes to the next meeting when we just murdered one of the elders in her own living room. That's like... really bad meeting etiquette." Alpha turned to face them, and Dante saw the full damage now. His brother's body was destroyed—bones shifting out at wrong angles, covered up in blood, his clothes torn and soaked. "Blood of Jesus!" eyes wide open "Killian!" "Let's go," Alpha said, his voice hoarse and rough. "We're done here." Peggy stood there, staring at Lady Eden's body on the floor, and then at Alpha. "Thank you," she whispered.