Twin Alphas Novels & Stories

The Alpha Twins chorused. They stared at each other for a brief second before darting their eyes back to the officials. "But the late Alpha ruled with justice, fairness and oneness. He did good all the days of his life so why will he have an enemy." another elder chipped in. "Probably someone who thought father's goodwill wasn't fair enough." Kael mumbled lowly. Cain bit his lower lips. "Get me a paper and brush." The twins said simultaneously, as though they read each other's thought. They were perfectly sync and it comes when they both share the same determination.

I have been a guest of several packs in my many, many years, but none of them have been a true warrior pack such as this. The wolves that emerge from the treeline closest to the pack house are impossibly huge, and the way they step towards us with purpose and warning is effective in it’s intent. Consider me intimidated, I’m not a fool or too proud to know when I have met my match. I can only assume the black and silver wolves at the head of the pack are the Alphas Marcel has mentioned in his correspondence. His infrequent emails usually centre around the Luna, but it’s the twins that are of interest to me. How two wolves manage to share the Alpha position is beyond my understanding of pack p

the voice echoed. “OBEY THE TWIN, NONE SHALL BETRAY” Alpha's command reached everyone through a mind l**k. “None shall betray” echoed. Soon Beta Drake gave his last command to the pack along with Beta bloodline. Nicholas, Leila and Alexander were soon called up on the ground. The whole pack kneeled before the Alpha killian to show their respect. Within no time the fight began. The Twins stood against each other. 6.5 inches tall Alpha twins looked intimidating in their fighting stance. Both of them are ready to fulfil their duty of serving the pack.

My silence didn’t bother him for he chose to still open his mouth as if he’s sure that I am attentive when it comes to his word. He brushed his hair. Those tiny strands, resisting and being a mess in his gorgeous face made him even hotter. “Listen, I know that my twin is still…seeing you,” he said those words with perfect tone that it made me scared. Not for myself, but for Alpha Nicholas. I don’t know his father, but what I know is that he’s a man of principles and he always chose to honor his words. Whether it was a stranger or a son. “And you’re also here, seeing me right now.”

“To keep his identity hidden, the Alpha ordered her death. Not because of her brothers. Simply because she had seen him. Because she could expose him.” My breath caught, the truth knocking the air from my lungs. “So she…” “She died because she witnessed something, not an accidental death… but an execution orchestrated by an Alpha who couldn't risk anyone knowing” I whispered, the words barely holding together under the weight of them. Thane nodded once. “Yes. She was silenced to protect the Alpha who was collaborating with the rogues. Nothing more. Nothing less.” The room felt colder. “Alyra was never a target by fate,” Thane continued softly. “She was a casualty of secrecy. And the twins… t

I called out. The door swung open, nearly flying off its hinges. The twins walked into the office, carrying with them a cold aura. Nathan paused and turned to the door, closing it as silently as possible as if apologizing for opening it too hard earlier. "What's the matter?" I asked, my gaze focused on Tristan. His brows were knit together, his jaw set so tight I feared his teeth would shatter in his mouth. "The Alpha conference that is taking place in a few days," He said, his words calm and controlled. But the mask of control he had on didn't fool me.

The twins had tricked her, manipulated her, and used the mate bond to confuse her. This wasn't her fault. It was theirs. I pushed harder, closing the gap. Just a few more seconds and I'd reach the bike. I'd knock Cian off, grab Lara, and take her home where she belonged. But then more motorcycles roared into view from the opposite direction. Two more. Frostborn wolves in human form, coming to help their Alphas escape. The reinforcements changed everything. Now it wasn't just me against two Vale twins. It was me against five, maybe more.

“And you, Ryder?” Ryder shrugged, looking entirely unfazed. “I’m busy with other things right now. Not sure that the Alpha life is for me.” Simon’s thin smile stretched into something more sinister. “Not for you? But your father is Alpha.” Ryder met Simon’s gaze without flinching. “Yeah, and my OLDER brother will be Alpha after him.” “But you’re twins,” Simon pressed, his tone hinting at some agenda I couldn’t figure out. “Shouldn’t you share the role?”

Tension crackled in the air, and I stepped between them before things could escalate. "We’re not here to fight," I said, my voice steady. "But we need the truth. If you know anything about Lila, anything at all, you need to tell us." The Alpha studied me for a long moment, his gaze sharp. "I’m telling you the truth," he said finally. "If she was ever here, it was long before my time. And there’s nothing in our records about her." --- I clenched my fists, struggling to keep my composure.

He took a deep breath and said, "That was… an accident. You're my only Luna. There will never be anyone else. They're just two pups. Please understand that no matter what, we need heirs to carry on our pack's legacy." In response, I slapped him. No one had ever humiliated me like this. I used all my strength in that one slap. Aaron was hit so hard that his head whipped to the side, and his face swelled up immediately. "You lied to me! Don't you know why I can't have children?" I cried emotionally. Tears streamed down my agonized face. The pain and resentment that engulfed my whole being made me tremble involuntarily. Aaron's frigid expression instantly softened as he hurried to comfort me. "