Novel & Cerita The Silent Alpha Stephanie Light

“If it ain’t because of that bitch who came last…” I decided to just hum and focus on what’s happening in front of us. These girls won’t stop blaming me for a while, I’m sure. It’s not like they won’t see the Alpha for the closing remarks, duh! They will be a part of this pack when they find their mate, too! Why whine over this small thing like they will never see the Alpha again? Dumb asses, I didn’t even intend to be late! I looked up to where the Alpha is seated. He was at the stage where there is an absence of light. It’s like he was looming in the darkness, just a shadow sitting on a chair. I can’t see him at all.

She raised her eyes to me, staring directly into my soul. After a minute I quickly silenced the room. I cleared my throat and asked for them to relay their findings to the group. Arkin, the alpha heir and leader of the Elite 8, stepped forward and spoke about what they had seen, what they had learned from interrogation and what they suspected. After he finished speaking Stormie stepped forward and nudged him. When he turned to face her she signed something with her hands and then Arkin signed back. I watched as they argued back and forth for a minute, garnering the attention of the room until Alpha Adam stood up and told her enough. She huffed and growled at him before signing something an

Knowingly, my view shifted to that deadly black hole in his shirt. Silver bullet. Silver kills any wolf in mere minutes. “He’s not dead yet….PLEASE!” I cried out, tears gushing down. “Someone help! He’s not dead yet! Call the healer! QUICK!” But no one moved. Everyone was there. Everyone in the pack. But not a single figure stirred. Surrounding us, they only watched in silence, their eyes in cold judgement and bitter resentment. “Save an Alpha who stole from us?” I was aghast. “What are you saying? He’s the Blood Moon Alpha! Why would he steal from you?” I found Marissa in the crowd and begged her, “Please, Marissa, call for a healer!”

“Maybe but what I do understand is that you are Alpha and you should not set your pack aflame because of a girl. You are meant to protect the people.” “She is my mate.” “I am your Beta and guess who takes the burn of your bad decisions? Me,” He stabbed his chest with a finger. “Guess who would be buried by the ruins of this decision? Me.” He was right and I knew it but my mind was made up. I turned around and left him there. Hours later, I was in my study when a knock came on my door. The door opened before I could invite the person in and Elder Franc walked into my room.

Kendra explained. “Hi Alpha Kendrick” Lydia showed up in front of me suddenly. I could tell she would love to have a taste of my blood so badly with the way she stared at me. She didn’t take long before vanishing into thin air. “You see that man standing next to her, I need more information about him” I told Kendra. “I did a little digging. He’s Alpha of the moonlight pack” Kendra mentioned, “Did you say Alpha?” I questioned and raised an eyebrow in the process.

“Don’t ever say her name again.” Something flickered in her gaze—satisfaction, amusement. She was either enjoying this, or hoping to see how far she could push me. But she didn’t move. My fingers curled slightly, not in anger, but in restraint. My patience with her was running thin, and she knew it. Antonio stepped forward, placing himself between us just as I reached for her. “Alpha,” he said firmly, his voice cutting through the moment. Stephanie took the opportunity to slip away, her dress trailing behind her as she turned and walked toward the door. She didn’t rush, didn’t falter, just left as if she had won something.

“Before we leave our room, I want you to accept me as your Alpha. I know you won’t have the full pack link until after you become Luna, but I want you to officially be part of this pack.” “Say the word, Alpha,” she purrs. “I think you’re the one who has to say the words, my Luna,” I say. “I, Stephanie Fletcher …” “No, that’s not your name any longer,” I remind her. She smiles, then begins again. “I, Stephanie Chapman …” She gasps as I slowly begin sliding in and out of her. “Accept you, Alpha Will Chapman …” Her voice is a breathy moan that is making me desperate for her again.

Sophie’s POV The plane descended through grey clouds, and my Soso stirred uneasily in my chest. She could sense it as we were entering Steele pack territory. Even at thirty thousand feet, the change in the air was palpable and thick with the scent of established power and old dominance. I had forgotten how suffocating it felt to be in another Alpha’s domain. “Mama, look! I can see the buildings!” Ethan pressed his face against the window, his breath fogging the glass. His excitement was pure, untainted by the dread coiling in my stomach like a living thing.

Her tone was cold and detached, asking no one in particular. "I didn't know until recently, but yes. She's omega."She won't even look at me. “My apologies for the deception, Alpha Donovan. I had no idea she would be appointed Lunar Witness. If I had known….” “You brought an omega into our pack?” Alfa Donovan’s voice is quiet and deadly. “In my home? ” “I thought….the bloodline wouldn’t show itself….”

I felt a cold shiver move through me. “I do not want this fight,” I whispered. “You may not want it,” he said, “but it has already begun.” His words stayed in my head long after we left the Alpha King’s room. Stephanie was back. She knew what I could do. She wouldn’t leave peacefully. And she wouldn’t let me walk away again. Not alive.