The Broken Alpha Novels & Stories

“He had a rough childhood, you know…he killed his brother for the seat of Alpha, and I guess that means I should ‘understand him’, but, I am so tired of excusing broken people for their actions. He once said that he would love to die in my arms because I was the only one that understood him; that is why I reached for him…” She sniffled. “I...” She began, but her teeth bit her lip to keep more from spilling. Did she also regard him as ‘broken’ or one that needed ‘understanding’? His questions go unanswered, for she falls forward, not that he would have asked them, anyway. The answer terrified him. Her body almost leans on the Alpha, but his hand is quick in securing and lifting her from the g

“A scent like yours… it’s enough to drive a wolf mad.” Just as his filthy hand was about to touch Lily’s face, the glass doors of the cafe shattered inward from a massive force. Julian burst in like a black hurricane. Behind him were his Beta, Ryan, and two of his most elite Gamma warriors. A world-ending wave of Alpha power slammed into the room. The five Rogues’ legs gave out, and they collapsed to their knees instinctively. “Let them go,” Julian’s voice was colder than a Siberian blizzard. The scarred man immediately released Lily, his hands shooting up. “Alpha Blackwood! We didn’t mean to offend your woman!”

I broke my promises to you. I broke our friendship. It's not my fault… I can't just help it. I nodded slowly, a tear sliding down my cheeks. My heart clenched with pain. From the fate that I had bend to. From the promise I had broken. And from the release that is just close. So close. “Use your fucking mouth, slut,” he growled. “I—want—you—to—ruin—me—Alpha—sir,” I sluttered. And that was it.

I collapsed onto the sofa, staring at the shattered wolf and the hole in the wall. This was my five years of love. Broken to pieces. The next morning, I started packing. This apartment was bought with my own design fees; Damon's name wasn't on the deed. But according to pack law, any major property transaction required the Alpha's seal. I logged into the pack’s internal system to submit the sale application. [PERMISSION DENIED] [USER HAS BEEN BLOCKED BY ADMINISTRATOR] Blocked. He had actually blocked me from the pack network. Like I was some rogue.

"You need to show them that you can lead. The group needs to stand together. They need to see you as the strong Alpha you used to be, not as someone who is full of guilt and needs to prove himself. You have to be that Alpha again. For them." Diego's hands were clenched at his sides. He wasn't sure if he could still be that man. The one who everyone looked up to. The one who was strong in charge. Everything he did, even the bad things, had brought him to this point. There was no denying that the pack was broken. Diego whispered, "I don't even know if I can be that Alpha anymore." His voice broke because he was so upset. "Every decision I make seems to break everything."

“Oh… she said she has a problem in her leg from birth.” Damian stared at the paused frame again. The girl moving around the office, doing her job while favouring one side. He didn’t respond immediately. “So she isn’t an alpha,” he muttered more to himself. “Sir no... she is an Omega. Anything else I can tell you?” “Nothing. You can go. Delete the footage. Tell anyone who asks the cameras weren’t working.” Adler left quickly. Damian exhaled and shut the laptop with more force than necessary.

"I doubt anyone believed my choice mattered." A voice spoke from farther down the corridor. "It should have." Every head turned. A tall Alpha stepped away from the line of visiting rulers. His cloak bore the silver wolf mark of Moonhaven, fastened with a clasp at his shoulder. Though older than Riven, there was nothing frail about him. His presence alone quieted the whispers. Elder Osric inclined his head. "Alpha Cedric." Cedric's sharp gray eyes rested first on Nia, then on Kieran. "The physician may have acted correctly." He paused. "The Alpha may even have acted from genuine concern. But neither question is the one before us."

“But I will spend the rest of my life trying. I will give you the Pack. I will give you all my money. I will be your slave. Just please, come back to me.” “I don’t want your Pack,” I said. “I don’t want your money. I don’t want you. The girl who loved you died on that cliff, Kael. The day you left her to die. I’m not her anymore.” I held up my left hand, showing him my empty ring finger. “The bond is broken. We are nothing to each other.” “I can fix it!” he said, desperate. “The healers say there’s a way to reforge the bond. We can go to the High Council, we can—”

I wished him happiness and gradually let go. It wasn't until an accident that changed everything. Derek's parents left for an extended hunting expedition, and suddenly, the large house was left with just the two of us. I never expected his heat period to come so suddenly. In the middle of the night, a loud crash woke me. I found Derek collapsed beside the couch. The moment I approached, his eyes turned red as he grabbed my wrist. The aura of an Alpha pinned me in place. He pushed me down beneath him.

It had not been broken. And the last incomplete break in the channel held in a far corner under an aging wolf’s failing defence, an unconscious Alpha’s weight, and a cuff that had shown a tooth it did not yet know how to fully use.