Too Late Alpha My Silence Was Goodbye Novels & Stories

Mysha asked from the other side. "Great!" I replied. "I think I'll get it." Mysha squealed and waited patiently for me to change. When I exited, we went over to the cashier, who rang up the items. She glanced at me and smirked, "Seems like the Alpha will be surprised." I nodded, returning the smirk. "Definitely." ***

Never again could he run with her through a sunset-lit street. Behind him, the young man's confused voice floated over. "Hey, who was that guy? The way he was looking at you... I'm getting jealous." She replied, "No idea. He was just asking for directions." No idea. Good. That was good. At least this way, no one would laugh at her because of his disability. The wind blew, carrying a hint of moisture. And in Grayson's ear, a voice from a distant memory played out, 'Grayson? He's my boyfriend. And someday, he's going to be my husband. We're going to be together forever. Always.' The wind died down. And just like that, the voice faded away. The End.

The ride back was a blur of cold wind and a colder silence. It was not the silence of stealth, but the silence of a tomb. The Guard moved around me like I was a piece of unstable cargo, their eyes flicking away from mine. They had seen the Alpha shatter at the door to claim his prize, only to have the prize look at him like he was a stranger and choose to stay in the ruins.

Every time my Alpha mate Adrian returned from patrol, he went straight to spend time with the late Beta’s widow and her son. Our little girl couldn't understand why her daddy was never around, so she started making regular trips to the pack's lost and found. One day, an attendant sent me a message. “Luna, your daughter is here again. She says she's lost something.” When I arrived, I found her standing on tiptoe at the counter, speaking to the attendant with a completely serious face. “Can you help me find my daddy? I lost him.” “He's the strongest Alpha in our pack. He keeps promising he'll come pick me up, but I can never find him.” I stood behind her, unable to say a word. Then a video of

I closed my eyes, remembering the moment we stood at the cliff; it was clear as day now. I remembered the look on her face as we fell. That smile. My fingers curled into the blanket as a chill ran down my spine. "She's lying," I whispered. The assistant looked up. "Pardon, Luna?" I met her eyes, swallowing tightly. "Nothing." She studied me for a moment before setting the tray on the bedside table. "You should take your medicine and try to rest. The Alpha has ordered that you receive everything you need." The Alpha. I almost laughed. How thoughtful of him.

Lira leaned on the wall near Bram, iron claws flexed once and then still. I walked to the center of the open floor. Rowan stayed an arm’s length away, close enough for the bond, far enough that every wolf could see I spoke for myself. I said, “You were claimed by a sound cut from my own fear. They took the heart-stone. They took the old records. They left a bottle of the tonic that once kept me small, and a letter signed by a woman the chronicles call dead for three hundred years. They want me to walk through a final door with the one I choose. They call it the Silent Gate. They say the remains of the First Alpha are already in place.”

I took my usual seat at the far end, accustomed by now to the careful distance the staff arranged around me, and ate quietly while conversation rose and fell across the long table. I didn't expect Alex to stand. He rose midway through dessert, tapping his glass once against the wood, and the hall fell silent the way it always did when its Alpha demanded attention. Serena sat beside him, perfectly composed, her hand already resting on his arm like she'd choreographed this exact moment in advance.

I loved Alpha Kane Blackwood for seven years, but his parents never approved. Then I took three arrows meant for him in an ambush. That finally moved his parents, Edmund and Eleanor Blackwood, the pack's former Alpha and Luna, to give us their blessing. Then Kane announced he was making Vivian Cole his Luna. She was an Omega he'd only just brought back from a prison camp. When the two of them showed up at Moonbridge hand in hand, the whole pack was stunned. After all, everyone knew how spoiled I was, the purebred white wolf Kane had raised himself. People were placing bets. Most thought I'd smash every bottle at the reception and tear that Omega to pieces, then make the Alpha buy me a gift w

"She is yours, Lord Regent! Take the wretch! Riverfang surrenders all claims to the stray!" "A wise choice, Alpha," I murmured, my lips curling into a cold, lethal smile that made the hairs on the back of his neck rise. Tyler thought he had just won the greatest negotiation of his life. The blind, arrogant fool had no idea he had just given away the only thing keeping his pack alive.

“I do… I do.. please!” “No, you don’t. Because if you did, you would have threaded more carefully.” The Alpha goes around to kneel behind the feeble woman, sliding his fingers to her throat before pushing her head back. “Do you think I was being lenient by keeping silent?” He asks before his red eyes dart across the room to the servant girl. “I was just waiting for the right time, Lakri. I was waiting for the moment when I will finally get to have your funeral below Heaven’s window.”