The First Born
- Reads 42
- Votes 11
- Parts 5
Ongoing44m
Last published Fri, Apr 30, 2021
Every pack has it's own tail or stories some changed the world we know as we know today. This is a story of how Aeris the first female born Alpha of the Silverback Pack came to be:
Every generation of the Silverback Pack, the first born child was a male standing for strength and power. This went on for hundreds of years making them the strongest pack. What the world doesn't know, the dark secret held within the Alpha family. What ever the cost is, the first born child must be a male not a female, because a female Alpha stands for weakness and that's a risk the pack can never take.
What if, Jenifer went against the order and saved her daughter, the first born child.
All Rights Reserved
#6
hiddenaway
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
You may also like
The Gift
She knew that she was considered special. She was the first female born to a werewolf in almost one hundred years. The thing was that she didn't feel special. In fact, she often felt trapped. You can't go there. You can't do that. You need to act more like a lady. She was so tired of all of it. Even her name carried great weight. Sometimes, she wondered if she even had a mate. Let alone, one who would stand up to her father.Complete
Arla
Aria is the first born female of alpha of the Olympic pack. Female alphas are not found simply because they possess too much of power. Her father punishes her and as a result she was shipped to the Amazon pack , the most traditional and fierce pack of werewolves. Will she be able to do what she was born to. Lead? Or will she be forced to be a mate of someone ?Complete
Silver Magic Clan
Being an alpha's daughter doesn't mean you get treated the best. Rose learnt this the hard way, being kicked out at the age of 5 made her independent and strong willed, never listening, always doing it her own way and never relying on others. Why did she get kicked out you might ask? Simple, she wasn't a guy. Her parents had wanted a son so he could take over the alpha position. Of course not all wishes come true when Rose was born her parents were disappointed and made her do everything herself never had they bothered to even talk to her. When they looked at her all their faces would show was disgust. The pack never knew what her parents really made her do. What they didn't know was that Rose wasn't a normal wolf, normally wolves shift at the age of 16 but Rose shifted at the age of 3. She never told anyone, not that she ever got the chance. She held a strong magic that she was born with and an ability to fly. Being a rogue meant she was despised by all packs and was always on the run, being attacked by packs and rogues. So what happens when the alpha of the Silver Moon pack, strongest pack in the world is her mate? READ VOTE COMMENTComplete
The Possessive Alpha ✔(EDITING COMPLETE)
To get to the easy part in life, where everything is perfect and it feels like nothing can ever go wrong, you have to go through the hard parts, where everyday feels like a nightmare, and it feels as if it's never gonna end. Meet Jade Summers, highschool graduate, collage-seeking girl by day, and abused daughter by night. Jade's life had gone downhill the day her father had disappeared from her life, never to be seen again. Her mentally unstable mother had remarried a complete slob, and that's when the abuse came. The rape. The pain. Everyday, without fail. Like I said, the hard parts in life comes first. Everyday drags on. Until relief comes. Until she met Cole. Meet Cole Winston. Alpha of the Silver Creek Pack, strongest pack in the USA. Orphaned at 15 years old, he'd had a hole in his heart, where he desperately wanted to love. To be loved. And he never thought he'd have that. Not after his parents had died. Until he met Jade. The broken outcast who turned out to be his mate. The girl who filled the gaping hole in his heart. ••• No part of this book may be, copied, or used for any other reason except to read without the author's permission.Complete
The Pack Outcast
Cleo Sanders is the oldest child of the Silver Crescent pack. Her own parents and siblings treat her as though she is nothing. Being thrown aside and skipped over as the rightful Beta and heir to her father Alpha Gerald Sanders pack for her younger by nine months brother Zane. Cleo is beaten, unloved and called the cursed one, for being the first born child of the family. Her families superstition dates back generations, as it was tradition for the first born child to always be a boy. But, when Cleo came along Alpha Gerald had believed the Moon Goddess had cursed him for some reason unknown to him. But, little did Alpha Gerald know, Cleo wasn't a curse, but a hidden gift. Want to know what happens? Read on to find out.Complete
Underestimated Alpha
I was soon deemed an Omega, diminishing hope of our pack having an Alpha female. My father had things under control but he is getting old and wishes to retire. Cale will soon be Alpha. I'll live with my brothers in the Alpha section of our hidden underground mountain pack headquarters. I'll just wait to find my Mate and live an under-privileged Omega life. I'll be in love and take care of pups whose parents are away on pack trips. I'll stay in the mountain living a sheltered life. How I would kill to be an Alpha. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Ashlyn was born into a pack of werewolves. It just so happens that her family is made of Alphas and a Beta. Until she came. She's an Omega. One that is rubbed raw when she has to obey orders- and that's just not natural. {completed} {I wrote this forever ago, I can tell you right now it embarrasses me} {very childish lol} {randomly fixing things but it seems like a lost cause}Complete
Alpha Eyes (Alpha Eyes: Book 1)
Sierra is the alpha's daughter and only child, yet she's kept hidden in the pack house like some best kept secret. Her father never includes her in pack affairs and has never told her what her role is. So when she is finally allowed out, it's a dream come true. Years later, shortly after finding her mate, her father is mysteriously killed at the border and everyone starts looking for the new alpha. In Sierra's pack, the alpha is distinguished by emerald green eyes. So when Sierra wakes up the morning after her father's death with emerald green alpha eyes, everything she thought she knew about her family and pack is turned on its head. Just like her father, she begins receiving threats and low-level attacks that seem pointed specifically at her. Someone wants her position, her power...but the alpha position is automatically transferred down the family line. If she were to die, there is no one next in line to receive the power. Or maybe the power of the alpha is more intricate than she thought.Complete
Lunas Together
Completed! One family was able to have one child. The family made up of Jasmine's mother and father. Sadly, the mother died from an attack on the pack and the father fell into depression. Finally, the father couldn't take the fact that his mate died so the father committed suicide. Since there was one child, the father wanted her to be the first female alpha of the pack. Jasmine becomes the female alpha (or luna). Without her parents, she developed depression. She had no one, not even a mate. A girl runs from her pack before the arranged marriage takes place. The girl, Piper, becomes rogue on her own and runs into packs. That is until she is stopped by the Silver Moon pack where she meets Jasmine. Will they realize their fate? Two lunas? How will the packs react?Complete
She knew that she was considered special. She was the first female born to a werewolf in almost one hundred years. The thing was that she didn't feel special. In fact, she often felt trapped. You can't go there. You can't do that. You need to act more like a lady. She was so tired of all of it. Even her name carried great weight. Sometimes, she wondered if she even had a mate. Let alone, one who would stand up to her father.
More detailsContent Guidelines