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9. STUCK WITH THE ALPHA

Author: Babey Bianca
last update publish date: 2026-03-23 09:02:04

Ariana

The silence in the elevator got so heavy that I wanted to break it.

I kept shifting my weight and crossed my arms so tightly as if it’d protect me. I looked over at him. He just stood against the opposite wall calmly composed, with his coat over his arm and eyes fixed on me.

I felt my stomach flip so hard as I looked back at him. I opened my mouth to speak.

I had to say something. Anything.

“ Umm, so how have you been? I know it’s been a while and I’m sorry for not checking in
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  • THE ALPHA WHO STOLE CHRISTMAS    11. THE ALPHA'S UPCOMING PREDICAMENT

    *“Bring me water,” she said. “And bread. Real bread. Not the moldy shit you feed your prisoners.”Samara nodded to the guard through the bars. He hurried off. When he returned with a clay cup and a small loaf, the soothsayer drank slowly, tearing off pieces with trembling fingers.“ Now… will you speak or not?,” Samara questioned, trying as much as possible to remain calm. Her impatience was driving her insane but if she didn't keep calm, the old hag would just keep her mouth zipped. The soothsayer looked at her. “I’ll speak,” she said. “But only to you. Not to him. Not to that evil bastard.”Samara’s hands trembled at her sides, not from fear but from the sudden raging anger that flooded her chest.The word ‘bastard’ landed like a blade between her ribs. How dare this pathetic fool!Her breath caught… sharp but shallow. Her vision narrowed until the only thing in the world was the gaunt, defiant face of this stupid soothsayer and the filthy insult still hanging in the air between

  • THE ALPHA WHO STOLE CHRISTMAS    10. THE CAUSE OF LUNA'S DEATH

    The dream had come again, the same as it had for twenty-three years. She'd run through the old oak grove, her lungs burning as she panted heavily. The moon hung fat and low, bleeding red along the edges. Ahead of her, Luna Selene, Kai’s mother, stood in the clearing, her white fur coat torn with her silver hair loose and streaked with blood. Luna was holding a tiny bundle wrapped in a blanket. Samara gasped in fear. It was the hybrid child. “ Luna… You're making a big mistake. If Alpha finds out, we will both not be able to escape his wrath. Please do not put yourself in such a dangerous situation.” “ No, Mara. I promised to keep this child safe and I will, even if I have to sacrifice myself for it. Please help me keep the child safe.” Samara let out a shaky breath. She wanted so badly for the war to end. She felt she had the obligation to tell Alpha that the hybrid child they'd wanted to capture in order to maintain the alliance between the other packs was with his own wife.

  • THE ALPHA WHO STOLE CHRISTMAS    9. STUCK WITH THE ALPHA

    Ariana The silence in the elevator got so heavy that I wanted to break it. I kept shifting my weight and crossed my arms so tightly as if it’d protect me. I looked over at him. He just stood against the opposite wall calmly composed, with his coat over his arm and eyes fixed on me. I felt my stomach flip so hard as I looked back at him. I opened my mouth to speak. I had to say something. Anything. “ Umm, so how have you been? I know it’s been a while and I’m sorry for not checking in after I left your estate. I should have at least called to let you know that I was okay.” He didn’t answer. He didn’t even blink. He just kept watching me coldly as if to say whatever I’d just muttered made no sense. The silence dragged on. I got more anxious and desperate. “ Mr. Torrence… the least you could do is answer me or say I’m forgiven. After I got home, so many things happened and–” “ You got engaged?” I looked up in surprise. He knew that? “ You’re wearing a ring. It is pretty

  • THE ALPHA WHO STOLE CHRISTMAS    8. AN UNEXPECTED VISIT TO NOVA

    Ariana "Jake what’s going on? Who is she and what is she doing here?,” I questioned, keeping an open mind. I silently prayed in my head that this wasn’t what I was thinking it was. “ Oh, this isn’t what you’re thinking, babe. This is my new secretary. She had something urgent to inform me about and it couldn’t wait,” Jake said. I looked quickly over to the girl who nodded in agreement and then I finally sighed, “ Alright then. I was worried about you. I’ll leave you both and head back to bed then.” As soon as I got into bed, I took out my phone again. My eyes couldn’t stop lingering over Kai. Somehow I felt bad that I was suspecting my fiancé when I was just here fantasizing about another man. And the fact that I’d be seeing him soon… my heart couldn’t even fathom. * When I got to work today, I was dumbfounded. The entire front of the building was a circus. There was paparazzi everywhere…. swarming the sidewalk, their lenses flashing like streaks of lightning. There wa

  • THE ALPHA WHO STOLE CHRISTMAS    7. A VENUE CHOICE FOR A BILLIONAIRE 

    ArianaI stood outside Nova Creative, staring up at the massive sign on the building like my life depended on it. My stomach was knotted so tight that I could barely breathe. If I messed this up… I didn’t even want to think of what could happen. Being tied to this place has brought me so many perks over the last couple of years, steady gigs, a comfortable office and my best friend working closer to me. One wrong move and I’d lose it all. And if that happened, I’d have to go back to freelancing on my own, hustling pitches, chasing after payments I never got, and rebuilding right from scratch. It had taken me more than two full years to land this long-term contract with Nova. After years of underpaid labor, sleepless nights, and constant rejection, this place was my paradise and my only hope. These days, people hardly trust freelancers at all. Not with all the scams, ghost clients, and “pay me before the project” traps. Each time I reached out to a new brand or agency, I could feel t

  • THE ALPHA WHO STOLE CHRISTMAS    6. A COWARDLY ESCAPE

    Kai My armor felt heavier than it looked. It was heavy enough to make my shoulder blades hurt even before battle. I admired myself in the mirror watching how its silver plates were laced with runic wards, the leather as thick as a wolf’s hide, a breast plate etched with the Oak Claw’s crest. Nana buckled the last strap to my hip and took a few steps back looking me all over like I was still a kid in a Halloween costume. “ Turn,” she ordered. I did. The mail clinked, and suddenly I felt the weight settle, grounding me well. Beneath it, my pulse was drumming uncontrollably. “Ahh… still fits,” she sighed admiringly tugging a pauldron. “ Good thing I made the seams loose. You’ve bulked up since last winter.” I huffed a humorless laugh with no intention of replying to her remark. “ How are you feeling my boy? Ready for the war?,” she finally asked, her eyes softening with concern as she tried to see through me. “ I’m so angry, Nana. Viktor crossed the line totally thi

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