The Lost Alpha Princess Novels & Stories

I whipped my head toward her to see that her lips were moving, although her eyes were still closed. I leaned forward to hear what she was saying. “...have to get her back,” she murmured. Her lips barely moved. “Have to be... perfect. Perfect princess…” I went still. “...can’t be the female Alpha without a wolf…” She trailed off after that, face smoothing back out, and didn’t say anything else. I sat there and looked at her for a long moment. Female Alpha. Princess. None of it made sense. Bianca was the princess. I’d looked into it as much as I could, and all roads pointed to her.

I had to even tell Ace to leave a few times because he had sensed her and thought she was near. We both knew that wasn’t true, which made trying to think about her predicament, impossible. More pack members showed up to help, but when Nick showed up, he maneuvered around everyone to head my way. I saw the look of nervousness on his face and knew that whatever he was about to tell me, I wasn’t going to like it. “We just lost one of the Alpha’s that lent us his assistance. His beta is declaring war on us. He says we might not have caused his death, but we were still responsible. He and the rest of his members left.”

“Honestly, if you wanted to pretend to be still out, you could have at least kept your breathing even.” “Are we sure she’s a spy?” “Who are you? What do you want?” I reached for my dagger but one of them lifted it and waved it. “It’s not even silver,” one of them said. “And it’s poorly made. I didn’t think the alpha king would let his little princess be so unprotected.” The other one chuckled. “It was surprisingly easy to snatch you of the street. Not a bit of a defense in you.” “It’s like she doesn’t know…”

After what felt like ages, I pulled back a little and gazed into his eyes, which were shining with love. “I love you,” I whispered again breathlessly. “I love you more,” he replied. “Not possible…,” I said. And then I reached up and kissed him again… "We are a match made in heaven, aren't we? An Alpha who don't have a pack and a Goddess who don't have her memories..." I said later while resting my head on his chest. I had missed this so much... "The Alpha and his Goddess," he replied with a smile. The Alpha's Goddess.... I like the sound of that!

But then, my gaze snags on a note resting atop one of her shoes, and an icy dread coils around my spine. I knew something was off in the way she looked at me last night, but the moment her lips wrapped around my cock, nothing else mattered. Now, as I stare at the note in her elegant scrawl, I wish I had listened to my instincts. I crush the paper in my palm and hurl it into the dying embers of the fireplace, watching as the flames lick at it hungrily, turning her words to ash. My pulse pounds as I stride toward the window, ripping the curtains open. The sun sears my retinas, but I don’t blink. Instead, my gaze sweeps across the outskirts of the castle. She’s the Alpha—no one would dare stop

I corrected, “werewolves don’t have Queens.” “Queens sound better than Alpha. Besides, I want to be a princess.” Harper looked up at Cole. “Don’t you think I would be a good princess, Uncle Cole?” Cole chuckled. “Yeah, Harper. You would be a good princess. But Alpha is just as important as being a princess.” Harper scrunched up her nose. “Really?” Cole nodded. “Really.” “Okay,” Harper said, “I guess that’s good too. But you don’t have to worry about Edwina.”

" I gasped in shock as the words affected me like hot coal being poured into my body. My parents died because of me and now Seven, people keep dying because of me and I hated it! I hated it!! I want to cry but I'll rather die than give this douchebag satisfaction. I pushed him away from him and couldn't say a thing. A guard came rushing and halted in a harsh breath when he saw us and bowed immediately… "What is it?" He asked, obviously pissed. "White moon pack! The Beta is here to see you, my Prince. The pack was attacked last night." He said breathlessly. Dread washed over him and I bit my lips and turned to leave but I halted. "I'll always be a Luna?" I scoffed at him. "Maybe you're right,

"The CEO alpha has fallen?" I gritted my teeth. CEO. Alpha. I didn’t realize until now that it could ruin me this much. All the possessions and positions that I acquired had no meaning if my life was going to go on without her. "Not a single drop of wolf blood, not a scent, never ever in this human world." Lucas’ words made me even more irritated. "You’re not going to be like your father,"

"I don't know how to say this, but the crown prince is not..." The alpha king grabbed the doctor's collar. "What are you saying? Try to wake him up! Do something!" "But, Your Highness..." "Bring something to revive my son now!" He turned to me. "If my son dies, it's on you! You killed my son!" "I..." Tears streamed down my face. "Come, Alexandria, let's call Aria. The bond isn't severed yet," the alpha king said, pulling her away. "What if..." The Luna Queen's voice quivered. "What if our son is slipping away, and he..."

Letting out a cough, I pointed at one of the two chairs in front of my desk. “Have a seat and continue.” “No, it’s fine. I…” Giving him a menacing glare, shut him up in an instant. Sailing the knot in his throat, he said, “Thank you, Alpha.” “Continue.” “Right, so I heard the news that Albert is apparently the right hand of the Lycan King’s Heiress. To help the princess, he went to the Wakeland and led warriors and other members to deal with the rogue issues that were happening there.”