The Broken Alpha Novels & Stories

And because of that… everything has changed. His voice turns crueler. "I will send pieces of you, one by one, until they hand her over." "You sick fuck," Talia spits out, her voice shaking with rage, not fear. "Talia—" I try to warn her, but she ignores me. "I'm an Alpha's daughter. I'll cut you up before you lay a hand on me." "You're welcome to try, little wolf." The condescension in his voice makes my skin crawl. I force my voice to steady. "Who are you?"

My father’s words kept replaying in my head, You are not leaving this territory until I say so. He thought he could leash me like a child. But he had forgotten I wasn’t just his son anymore. I was an Alpha. And Alphas don’t ask for permission. A low growl built in my chest as I straightened. The moonlight glinted off my scars, a reminder of everything I’d had to become to get here. I had built this pack from ashes my strength, my rules, my control. I’d fought wars, shed blood, and buried my emotions deep enough to forget them.

The air around him vibrated. Stone cracked. Walls crumbled. The fortress groaned as if something inside it was preparing to explode. Livia’s eyes widened in absolute horror. “Oh no. Oh no. Nolan—RUN.” Nolan stumbled back. “W-What—what’s happening to him?!” Livia grabbed him, voice panicked: “HE’S ENTERING THE BREAKING.” Nolan froze. “That’s a myth.” “No.” Livia’s voice cracked. “It’s the reason First Alphas were hunted. When their mate is taken from them… they don’t just shift. They don’t just rage. They become reality breakers. Monsters powerful enough to tear dimensions open.”

When I said the word bait, Chase made a small sound beside me and I put my hand on his knee under the table without looking. "They want you to fix it," Bren said slowly. "And when you try." "I don't know. Something worse. Something they can use." I looked at Brisa. "Tell them what you told me." She cleared her throat. She's still not good at rooms. "A circle of seven draws its strength from agreement. If one of them breaks from the others, it weakens. I walked away twenty eight years ago and it never fully closed. They've been short a voice ever since."

"Jack, my wolf told me you betrayed me for a lowly Omega." My voice was soft, but my gaze grew colder with each word. "Now, you'll see what happens to those who betray me." The moment the words left my lips, I aimed for his intact left leg and brought the knife down in a brutal strike. The blade sliced through his Achilles tendon in an instant. Jack's scream tore through the air, raw and agonized. Now, he had become a crippled shadow of himself. Dad stepped forward from behind me, his voice booming with authority as he declared, "Jack has broken his oath and betrayed his pack. He's unworthy of being an Alpha and doesn't deserve the protection of any pack.

In the world of Alphas, where egos often clashed, we had managed to maintain a steadfast bond that transcended any obstacle. I couldn’t help but reflect on Alex’s journey after his parents were killed during a rogue attack when we were just sixteen. Stepping up as Alpha amid tragedy, he faced numerous challenges, including his uncle’s opposition. He managed to rebuild his pack from the ground up, staying true to his ideals. Together with Sean and me, he founded a successful company and took over his late father’s other ventures. Beneath his smile lay the pain of his past, hidden from most.

Left, right, bite, kick, pawing and biting our way through the groups of many that just kept coming. When I looked over at Annabella, her once white dress is now covered in red like a horror film. The crowd behind me is smaller, my mind runned on my warriors how my beta felt not knowing if he would. SMASH…. I was thrown across the field by the big black wolf, rolling over on my feet I shake myself off. “You think it was over, Alpha Alonso.” The words left his mouth but it wasn't his, it was someone eles. “Its not over, not until we rule the world, not until your kind become my slave.”

She snatched up her cell phone and dialed Helen’s number. “Hello,” Helen answered. "I left the party,” Alecia said. “The alpha came up to me and started hitting on me, so I left to get away from him.” Helen laughed even though she could hear a trace of sadness in her voice. "Did he hurt you once?” Alecia asked. She did not know why, but she just couldn't shake off the feeling that the alpha once had a relationship with her friend -- and that he broke her heart. "No. Why do you ask that?”

A stage has been put up tons of lights are flickering around the stage and the many tables and flowers in white and different shades of blue colors, the darkest looking almost black. The Alpha is standing on the stage, and when he sees us he calls to get silent. “Moonstone Pack. Thank you everyone to join us here with such short notice." Everyone cheers and waits for what their Alpha is going to say now. “I have an announcement, but before I say what I want to tell a short story. The oldest of you in this pack, remembers the Wolf who was supposed to become my Beta but found just mate and decided to go to her pack and create an alliance between our packs. We all know how we one day found him

She reached for it, skin prickling, when it struck her. “Say his name,” she said suddenly, holding her palm inches above his. His face distorted into a grin. “What?” “Say it. Who’s our – your – Alpha, dad?” He froze, and then, a second too late, raised a collected eyebrow. “Alpha Att.” “That’s not his whole name.” Drawing her hand away, realisation snapped into place. Bowstrings were not the only creatures Rose had warned her about, and many of them were far smarter than that which she’d already faced.