Wrong Table, Right Alpha Novels & Stories

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The only one who smiles and winks at me is Felix, so I wink back and blow him a kiss. “That’s ridiculous,” an Alpha named Nathan murmurs from the other side of the table, “We’re not here to play games. An Alpha title is not a joke. No omega could ever call herself an Alpha.” Here we go. I take another deep breath, but I tell myself not to go too far.

I inquired. He nodded, and I got to work, picking up the things the psychopath had fling across the room when he flipped the table, a very hot psycho if you ask me. “Alpha is that way, you will get used to it.” He turned the table upright and I gaped at him, surprised by his strength but then the word Alpha made me freeze.

Mr Carlos shouted standing up. "I expelled her because she defiled the rules. She had defiled the rules several times and I've overlooked those times but not anymore. Doesn't she understand what's written in the rules?" I asked arrogantly looking at Mr Carlos. "I said it then, you should never have been made Alpha. Brooklyn should have been made Alpha!" Mr Carlos shouted and half the court members nodded with approval. Stupid hypocrites. "Well if that's what you want, You're free to create another pack. I don't give a fuck if you don't like me. I am the Alpha and nothing changes the fact that your Brooklyn is still below me!" I yelled, standing up and everyone kept quiet.

What a naughty Alpha. TBC

Their mothers had been college roommates and best friends , still were . Kane scoffed loudly . " She's going to marry that piece of shit because she'll be Alpha ? That's low , even for Reno ". His mum slapped his head again . " She could be Alpha if she wanted to , she acts more like an Alpha than her brother ", Kane said . His father smiled softly .

” “Don’t pressure me, Hanna. I know I was wrong too.” “You made me behave like this,” Hanna shouted in a high tone. “I can’t love both Alphas at once. It’s against the laws of nature!” “I know that, Hanna. I’m sorry that I caused the three of you trouble because of what I did. “If I can’t change fate, then one of the three of us must make a great sacrifice to get fate back on track.” The Moon Goddess rounded her eyes in shock at Hanna’s crazy-sounding idea. “What do you mean, Hanna?”

I don’t wish this pain on anybody at all. “I know you will be fine Killian, you are the Alpha after all, you are the strongest Wolf in this pack. I trust you and the moon goddess will eventually give you a second chance mate to ease your pain, you will see.” Thomas encourages me, I smile at him, nodding. I don’t believe his words, though. What I know is, it’s always hard to find a second chance mate. So, I am not entirely dependent on that. “I will leave you now Killian, there are some pack businesses I have to deal with them. As you know, our soon-to-be Alpha is nowhere to be found.” He jokes. I laugh out loud, before he taps my back and leaves.

I shouted my mate once again! "I'm sorry alphas" he said not looking sorry at all "but this meeting is useless, and I see no point on bickering on something that can be solved within seconds, papa and daddy I love David and I'm leaving with him as my mate and as his mate as the council law explains I already own everything he owns, and as the current alpha, I call for both packs to combine by the end of the week, their territory is big enough, and they have resources that will benefit all of us, and we have experience to benefit their warriors so any objections and I'm his Luna, so I own half of everything he owns and his ass?

The fact that I hadn’t, that I’d let it continue long enough to wound her, sat heavy in my chest now, an unfamiliar pressure I didn’t appreciate. Truth was that I’d been too stunned to see her look at me like that. With hope that went crumbling down when I didn’t open my mouth to silence these idiots immediately. At first, I thought it was for the best, to let her assume that I was the villain. But I wasn’t prepared to be bothered by what she thought of me. “Alpha.” Tyler’s voice dragged me back, faintly irritated. I looked up. “Yes?” “The trade figures from the southern route,” he said. “You asked for a comparison.”