The Alphas betrayal

Noah’s POV

I never thought it would come to this. Me, Noah, the alpha of the Red Moon pack, forced to flee from my own home. It was all because of Marcus, my closest friend and confidante. He took what was rightfully mine, stole my place as pack leader, and left me with nothing. Betrayal doesn’t even begin to describe what I feel.

I wandered for days, my thoughts consumed with anger and vengeance. That was until I stumbled upon a small human town. As a werewolf, I should have avoided human settlements at all costs, but I was desperate for refuge.

It was there that I met Sophia, a human woman who lived on the outskirts of the werewolf community. She didn’t seem afraid of me like most humans would be. Instead, she offered me a place to stay and tended to my injuries.

But my mind was too consumed with thoughts of revenge to truly appreciate her kindness. I couldn’t help but think about how Marcus had betrayed me, and how I would stop at nothing to get my rightful place back.

As I brooded over my situation, Sophia told me about a recent attack on a pack member, which had left the victim severely injured. It was then that I realized that my problems were not just my own. The pack was in danger, and I needed to take action.

I made a decision that day. I would find a way to get my pack back, no matter the cost. And I knew that Sophia could help me do it. Little did I know, that decision would lead to a journey full of danger, betrayal, and unexpected love.

I was lost in thought, replaying the events of the past few days in my mind. The betrayal of my closest friend, Marcus, had left me reeling. How could someone I trusted with my life turn against me like that? The pain of his betrayal was still raw, and I couldn’t shake the anger and bitterness that filled my heart. In my reverie, the popular melodies we used to sing when we are being trained as young werewolves played in my mind, it is a song of betrayal depicting the experience of Adam Bosch, the first Alpha(My great grandfather) of the red moon pack, when he was betrayed by his council members. The song goes thus;

Betrayal, a word so sharp and cold

It strikes the heart with a blow so bold

The pain it brings, a bitter sting

A wound that bleeds, an endless thing

My friend, my brother, my confidante

You were the one I trusted most

But now I see, the truth so clear

You stole from me, my rightful post

A pack, a family, a bond so strong

But you tore it apart, with lies so wrong

You took my place, my throne of gold

And left me with nothing, bitter and cold

But I will rise, I will not fall

I’ll fight for what’s mine, I’ll stand tall

I’ll find a way, to take it back

And bring you down, with a fierce attack

For betrayal may wound, but it also fuels

A fire in me, that cannot be cooled

I’ll fight for justice, I’ll fight for pride

And in the end, I’ll stand by my side

So let the winds of fate, blow as they may

I’ll never falter, I’ll never sway

For I am the alpha, the leader of all

And I’ll never let betrayal make me fall.

The words keep repeating itself in my mind, even though my great grandfather was able to overcome his betrayals, it gives me hope that I can too. I was so lost in my reverie that I didn’t even notice Sophia come into the room. She jostled me out of my thoughts with her soft voice, asking why I seemed so distant. I looked up, surprised to see her standing there, her eyes filled with concern.

“Sorry, I didn’t hear you come in,” I said, shaking my head to clear my thoughts.

“I can see that,” Sophia said, a small smile playing at the corners of her lips. “What’s going on? You look like you’ve got the weight of the world on your shoulders.”

I sighed, not sure if I wanted to confide in her. After all, she was just a human, and the last thing I wanted was to burden her with our pack’s troubles. But something about her kind eyes and compassionate expression made me want to open up to her.

“It’s Marcus,” I said, my voice heavy with emotion. “He’s betrayed me. Stolen my rightful place as alpha of the Red Moon pack.”

Sophia’s eyes widened in surprise, and she took a step closer to me.

“That’s terrible,” she said, her voice filled with empathy. “What are you going to do?”

I shrugged, feeling helpless and lost.

“I don’t know yet,” I admitted. “But I won’t let him get away with this. I’ll find a way to take back what’s rightfully mine.”

Sophia nodded, her expression serious.

“I believe in you,” she said. “If there’s anything I can do to help, just let me know.”

I looked at her, feeling a warmth in my heart that I hadn’t felt in a long time.

“Thank you,” I said, my voice soft. “That means a lot to me.”

Sophia smiled at me, and for a moment, the weight of my troubles lifted just a little bit. Maybe, with her help, I could find a way to defeat Marcus and take back my rightful place as alpha of the Red Moon pack.

Sophia told me that there was a grand opening at the museum tonight and she had managed to secure two tickets for us. At first, I was hesitant to go, but Sophia’s enthusiasm was infectious, and I found myself agreeing. Maybe a night out would do me some good, take my mind off my troubles for a while.

As we caught our breath, Sophia turned to me with a mischievous glint in her eye. “So, ready for a night out on the town?” she asked.

I groaned inwardly at the thought of being surrounded by humans and their incessant chatter, but I knew I couldn’t let my personal feelings get in the way of my mission. “Lead the way,” I said, offering her my arm.