Alpha's Pride

AUTHOR'S NOTE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thank you for giving my story a chance. I hope you enjoy the story as you follow me on it. Please do not forget to vote, comment, and give your reviews for it'll be greatly appreciated. This story is purely a work of fiction; no character name or location is related to anyone or anywhere. But if you find any, it's purely coincidental; do not take it to heart. Everything used here is mainly to enhance the enjoyment of the readers, and I do not mean any harm to anyone nor any authority. Thank you!!! ~~~~~~~~~ PROLOGUE The night was one of those nights that made you loose your mind with the cold. The sky was unkind and the harsh air unforgiving. Giant trees arced their weight, submissive, to the raging wind. Men and women ran, screaming and shielding, into their homes as they flocked their young ones in. Their addled movements like that of animals sensing the promise of a predator on the loose. The storm brought no rain, only the darkness of the sk

Two nights ago. The woods were in a fit from the frightened predators that moved with caution. Their place of freedom has become a memory of torment, they sought to hide their young from the ones who hunted them blindly. The trees whispered to each other through the wind. The ever green forest was a witness to blood soaked by the earth. When the wolves emerged from the fog that clouded the dead of night, it wasn’t to hunt but to rescue. A pack of six moved in the night advancing in still motion. Their paw print caved into the earth and it would remain the only evidence of their presence. Like a hunter who knew his way around death, the leader motioned his pack of warriors into a dark cave. It was a spot well hidden from the human eye but an alpha could smell the claws of death miles away. The cave had no shed of light and in the darkness, their eyes glowed and transcended like colorful fires in the dark. They got to the end of the cave but there was no one to save. It was another ni

Despite how early the girls arrived at the bar, it was already filled with people. They squeezed through a screaming and dancing crowd towards the VIP section. It helped that Isabella’s boyfriend owned the bar. Their shots were delivered to them before they ordered. Alexandra joked about Isabella being such a regular. They all took shots except Rose, she had to start a banking job the next day. Zipporah regarded the three girls she was so lucky to have as roommates in college. She laughed at their comments as they scoped out the male species on the dance floor. Alexandra, at first glance was the life of the party but the scientist’s brain behind the California beauty could be intimidating. She looked taller than her medium-height in her heels, her milk-toned skin matched her bright, blue eyes. Her blonde hair didn’t pass her shoulders and framed her slim face well. With Isabella, what you saw was what you got and as an event planner that helped her secure eligible clients. She was

When she woke up, she was alone. Her joints felt less numb and heavy. She opened the duvet that covered her, slowly she made her way to her bathroom. She held the sink. The white, cold ceramic made a part of her brain tremble, a flash memory of her clinging onto a toilet sink in fear made her head pound. She felt like a zombie as she removed her clothes and stepped into the shower. The water rolling off her skin felt like all she needed, it soothed her and made her feel less shitty. She washed her hair and wept in foam and fragrance. Her life didn’t feel the same, the foundation under her feet had moved and she had no idea why. She was scared to close her eyes, what if she could never open them again. She looked out the little window in her bathroom when she finished showering, when did the sun come up? How long had she slept for? She dumped that question with the other mysteries of her night. She pulled a black One direction baggy top over her head and a loose grey joggers. She was a

Alex crossed her legs and picked up her tea for a dramatic sip, “come on, you looked so dreamy.” “I wasn’t thinking about anything really,” she rolled her eyes when they all scoffed, “my mind just wandered. I haven’t seen him in a long time, I was shocked and confused. I mean, why is he here? Why now? After all this time.” The humor in the room zoned out at Zipporah’s words. They waited patiently for her to continue. “I mean a lot has happened you know,” her voice became brittle and solo, “but he’s here now and I don’t know how he knows to be here.” It was Isabella inability to hide what she really thinks from her expression that made Zipporah frown. Her face showed guilt and Alexandra avoided her eyes when she tried to find them, Rose awkwardly continued her stirring. “What was that?” She didn’t know why her voice was tight all of a sudden, but she knew they knew something. “You guys know something.” “No we don’t.” Isabella mumbled into her cup. Zipporah could feel her nerves