The Silent Alpha Stephanie Light Novels & Stories

That one made the crowd gasp. I took a breath and looked him in the eyes. “You’re right,” I said calmly. “Kai is strong. But he didn't make the Alpha.” I showed them the patterns on my body. “The moon goddess did. So I don't care what you or any idiot thinks of it. I am the Alpha of this pack.” The oldest elder shook his head. “We were afraid, Alpha. We only wanted to survive.” “And how many did not survive because of your fear?” I asked quietly. “How many children were buried because of your silence?”

Was my silence truly a hindrance to understanding the truth? I felt a lot bit of frustration and helplessness. The alpha's words had touched a nerve, and I couldn't shake the feeling that he was right. My silence was a limitation, a barrier that prevented me from fully understanding the world around me. The alpha's expression softened, and he took a step closer to me. "But don't worry, my dear," he said, his voice gentle. "I'm here to help you. I'll make sure you understand everything you need to know."

I walked to the fireplace, my hands shaking as I pulled the ultrasound photo from my bag. I looked at the tiny, blurred shape of my baby. Then I looked at the dark stone walls of the enemy’s fortress. I was no longer a wife. I was no longer a shadow. For the first time in my life, an Alpha hadn't asked me to hide. He had asked me to fight. And as the fire warmed my cold skin, I realized that Silas hadn't just given me a divorce. He had given me a reason to burn his world down.

“This is a funeral. Show some respect.” This is the Jericho I’ve always heard about. The ruthless, unforgiving Alpha no one ever wants to cross. I can see why now. An uncomfortable, unnatural silence descends on the rest of the assembly. There aren’t many people. Mostly Gayle’s trusted wolves and a few members of Hallowed Moon who weren’t captured and locked up. The penny still hasn’t dropped for either Nina or Jenna though. “You can’t do this. We are Tyler Davenport’s daughters! We are Betas.”

I opened the door and my heart tripped over itself. Jace. We stood there, locked in a silence so thick it felt like the air itself had stopped moving. When he finally spoke, his voice trembled. “Leah… I’ve been looking for you for so long.” This proud Alpha King was blinking back tears. He stepped forward like he meant to hold me, and I instinctively backed away. His smile faltered, and he took a step back too. “Sorry. I just... got carried away.” Out of courtesy, I let him in.

I was the next alpha in line so he was honor bound to save me, to give his life for me, and do anything and everything possible to keep me away from harm. Silas was only the son of the gamma so unless he did some miraculous achievement that would make him my father’s first choice, I was the one to become the next alpha of our pack. “So you throw yourself in the trial just to save me? There is no need to be so dutiful to your pack duties. Nobody would have told dad if you tried to take my place or not.” I lashed out and immediately regretted it. If earlier Silas had been angry and lashing out at me, now he went completely silent. A look of hurt flashed on his face and I saw his eyes glisten w

FLASHBACK YEARS AGO INTO THE WOODS The night was surprisingly quiet and the owls hooted while hanging on the branches of the trees as a sudden cry of pain and anguish were heard far into the woods. A huge black wolf with glowing eyes was being tied down by many wolves, it's was a beta and it was being betrayed by his pack. A pale looking woman was crying on the floor as she was been raped by the alpha of the pack, her cloths were roughly torn, her claws scratched the floor due to struggle and as she cried her fangs came in view. She was a vampire, a very beautiful Vampire. The wolf which was abushed was Derek and the woman crying for help was his beautiful wife Lydia and hiding under the tab

Turning around to the people, and raising the arm in which she was wearing the bracelet, they all bowed down to their new alpha at the sight of the mantle on her. She was full of smiles for the fact that finally, her plans were accomplished. The Alpha is dead. And so is his wife and her father, alongside the Gamma. Leo was nowhere to be found and so she needed not to worry about him. And as for Stephanie, she had gone to live with her mate. To Sonia, it was a dawn of a new dispensation, one that would be written in the sands of time that she singlehandedly destroyed an entire administration of leaders to become the new Alpha.

She remained hidden in the darkness, listening attentively as the alpha's voice broke the silence. "Step out now," the alpha commanded in his usual cold tone. Gina felt her soul momentarily leave her body, but she managed to compose herself. Was he speaking to her? There was no one else in the room with them, and how did he discover that she had been following him? She debated whether to step forward or not when the alpha spoke again.

I knew this particular night shift worker not only from passing in the faculty neighborhood, which had a house for all full-time faculty members but also from sometimes I enjoy late night reading sessions and come to the library often to pick out new books. “Hello Alpha,” she said, standing to her feet, bowing her head slightly in respect. She was part of Alpha Jonathan’s pack and was trained to be respectful toward Alphas. “I need you to make sure no student comes in here tonight,” I told her, without even greeting her, making her frown. “I’m sorry?” “Someone was found dead tonight, Stephanie,” I told her, making her jaw drop. “What?” She croaked. “Who?”