Novel & Cerita Her Alpha's Orders

Her tone indicated that she was uncomfortable watching me in this condition. "Can you please help me? " I cried to her. She hesitated, " I cannot do anything. I was ordered to serve you breakfast. Please, don't make it difficult for me. " I turned my head in the direction of her voice, " Can you at least tell me where I am? " She sighed and mumbled, " I am not ordered to tell you that. Please, try to understand. My parents will be dead if I disobey Alpha. " Alpha? Why would an Alpha do that?

Her legs wouldn’t walk forward as she wished so she simply stood, awaiting the next command. “You’ve never used the Order on me, Alpha Fraser,” she said flatly, hiding her annoyance. He only ever used the Order on kids, and she certainly wasn’t one. “That’s because I never had a reason to, until now. Now turn around and face me, Anna.” She did as instruct and wanted to glare at him, but the pained expression he wore made her feel guilty. “Undo the order, Alpha. This is for the best,” she declared. “No, it isn’t. Everyone’s been looking for you and are expecting your return,” he said firmly.

I’d made myself very clear and now they all understood. “Good.” I dig my boot deeper into the back of the asshole’s head. “You don’t have to understand why you’re doing what you’re doing. You are soldiers. You don’t have to think, you just have to do. There is no need for you to understand my orders. That isn’t your job.” My eyes trail over my soldiers as I search for a hint of defiance. “I’m Alpha, I’m king, you are not. I give the orders. Do as I say quietly and we won’t have issues like this,” I say and nod down to the insect.

If I couldn’t find lunaria I would start searching from the closest person she was supposed to meet for her daily appointment. “Yes my alpha.” “Don’t come back until you’ve found her. And tell no one. I want you to swear that you’ll tell no one.” “I swear my alpha . This is a secret mission.” “Good,” I said. “Now get along. And like I said, don’t come back until you’ve exhausted all your potions of looking for her. With a sigh, I cut the call and got into my car while drumming my fingers on the steering wheel. Where had she gone? Now she was missing again and my mind went to the worst, most vile things on the planet.

I don’t know which shakes me more—the truth in her voice, or the thought that someone inside my walls is already sharpening the knife. Her lips curve upward, and for the briefest moment, I see a glimmer of something else in her eyes. "But I have an proposition." I say nothing, waiting, the silence between us growing thick with tension. My pulse is loud in my ears. "Give me the title of Alpha of the Arcane Pack." The words hit me like a physical blow, a punch straight to the chest. "You’re insane," Alex growls beside me.

He liked to keep his appearance a secret whenever he left his pack at least that was what I was told. "Please just let me go. I'm not looking for trouble or anything, I just accidentally trespassed. Please don't take me to your alpha. I don't want to die" I wailed. He stiffened for a moment at the mention of the word 'alpha', but immediately relaxed shortly after. "Please. I'm not ready to die" "Be quiet!" he ordered. "Please-"

He knows—I’m nothing but the wolfless daughter of the Alpha King. And I’ve never felt so much rage. The anger burns so strongly through me I’m almost shaking with it. Even more when I hear his laugh, amusement edging his features. “Goddess, I can’t believe this. Am I right? You’re wolfless? You don’t have a wolf. You don’t.” The entertainment that shines in his eyes as he speaks the words makes my jaw clench, my fingers squeezing into my palms and my nails digging into the skin till I’m nearly tearing my own flesh.

he said urgently, prompting me to quickly throw on my clothes. I opened the door wider, and to my astonishment, there stood a group of Alphas, bowing on their knees. Their deference struck me as strange and unexpected. As I scanned the room, my gaze landed on two witches cloaked in black robes, their presence unsettling me further. Why had they brought a witch along with them? “Alpha King Xavier,” one of the witches began, her voice steady but laced with urgency, “we are sorry for all that we did. Please, we need your help.” Her words caught my attention, pulling me into the gravity of the situation.

The claw marks on my arm were burning, blood soaking through the bandages. My wolf thrashed inside me—desperate to shift, desperate to help—but she didn't even have the strength to stand. My vision blurred. My legs buckled. If I kept going, I'd collapse on the trail. Just as I was about to give out, Alaric's command rang through the bond. "Everyone halt." The pack stopped as one. "Switch to human-form jogging. Endurance training on two legs." The warriors blinked in confusion, but no one questioned an Alpha's order. Everyone shifted back to human form, and the pace dropped immediately.

“You all will come and go unscathed this time around. I can’t promise the next time though. That’ll entirely be contingent on how well your answers please me.” That message was crystal clear and the only answer that she trusted at the moment. His answers were diplomatic and speaking in riddles, but the threat he unveiled showed he was dangerous. It was up to them to discover if he’d remain civil. Unharmed this time. No promises next time, she reported back. Kian’s once again entered her mind: Noted. Her eyes cleared to meet Alpha’s Dominic’s boldly. “Message received.” The Alpha smiled pleased with her statement. He only nodded his head in understanding before he looked elsewhere, gazing out