Novel & Cerita Albert X Kaden

he said again, making me apprehensive. "Ah-ah! High-end? More valuable than silver?" I said with a mix of intuition. "That's right! From the word valuable itself, this elevator was only exclusive for the valuable members of this company and guests," he responded softly to what I stated. "I see," was all I replied, and the room fell silent once more. "We're almost there, and as for Mr. Caden West's new secretary, here are some reminders that may help you do a better job performance... Kindly write it down," stated the Head HR.

Zaden said with a cold look in his eyes. "I don't think it's wrong. If he's keeping them in check, there's nothing 'wrong' about it" Alpha Killian, one of the oldest alphas among us, said. "That's not right" Alpha Hudson, Zaden's friend said. "What is not right? The fact that Jaden is building a home for the lost and maintaining his pack?" the king said and everyone went silent. "Does anyone else have something to say about this?" He questioned, but no one said anything.

A missing piece that we never knew was so important. With a proud smile, dad releases her hand and turns to the front, “Before we come to the end of this ceremony, I have one more announcement.” I whip back around to face him. He didn’t tell me anything else was happening. Panic starts to set in as I think of all the possibilities that could happen. “These last few months Zander and Ashleigh have stepped up to their role more than I could have ever imagined. Therefore today, I have made the decision to step back from my role as Alpha and pass the title to my son and his mate.”

Declan nodded. “Well, that’s the thing,” I sigh. “I have to leave tomorrow. So you will be in Logan’s charge till next summer when I return,” I started to explain. “What do ya mean, Alpha?” Sheila questioned. “As you know, I’m only sixteen and was adopted by a kind human family. I still have to finish my senior year. So I’ll be going home to my parent’s ranch a few towns over to finish school. I’ll still be available, and I’ll be sure you have my number and email. But Logan will be better able to address concerns quickly. And I’ll be here on all school breaks,” I explained.

My nerves twisted tighter with every second. “The Alpha is here,” one guard whispered. All of them snapped to attention. A tall, imposing man strode past us and ascended to one of the higher seats. His presence filled the hall like a gathering storm. “I am Alpha Adrian,” he said, his voice deep and commanding. His sharp eyes swept over us. “What crimes have these ones committed?”

What he did next shocked me. Instead, he walked into the room. Not hurriedly. Not cautiously. Purposefully. Like a man who had spent years preparing for this exact moment. The guards moved instinctively. Then hesitated. Something about him stopped them. He walked straight past everyone. Straight toward Alpha Caden. Straight toward the bed. The closer he got, the darker his expression became. Years ago, Dr. Kade had been one of the most respected doctors in the palace and he handled the part of the palace that dealt with human related issues and not the bloodline. He is indeed a great doctor.

For the elite guard to grace their home meant something monumental was happening—whether a blessing or a curse, she didn't know. Jake stepped forward, bowing low as the commander approached. “Is that her?” the Kingsguard asked, his sharp eyes locking onto Calista. “Yes, Sir Braavos,” Jake replied eagerly. “Her name is Calista Caitlynn. Nineteen, a maiden, and a virgin. I am certain the Alpha will find her suitable.” Sir Braavos signaled his men, and a heavy iron box filled with gold coins was handed over to Jake in exchange for his daughter.

Or kneeling at my feet, licking me into a serious case of temporary insanity or… “I hope you don’t mind that I brought your parents here,” Alpha Julian said, his voice low and almost apologetic. He must have sensed the growing tension in the air. “I tried to inform Alpha Dalton about it before crossing the pack borders but I couldn’t reach him. Guess he was pre-occupied with that cat… outside.” I smiled in appreciation even though the urge to make a face was compelling. The mere thought that Alpha Julian would be apologizing for such matters seemed too good to be true.

Werewolf things I guess. Connelly stood from his seat and walked over to me, “It was a pleasure to meet you darlin’ I apologize on my big dumb Alphas behalf. He can be a little,” he looked over his shoulder at Dalton and smiled, “extra. I’m off to bed. Listen, if you need anything you can always come back. I have a feeling you will be back very soon.” Connelly winked and walked around me and up a set of large Cedar stairs that were made to look like natural logs. I took in the sight of the massive house. It was absolutely gorgeous and had cozy camping feel to it.

he muses, a note of awe lacing his voice as he reminisces about the ethereal beauty that left an indelible mark on his soul. Ronnie, attuned to the subtleties of his Alpha's emotions, grasps the significance of Kaden's words, a silent understanding passing between them in the hushed confines of the room. With a nod of acknowledgment, Ronnie stands with unwavering loyalty, a silent sentinel in the presence of his Alpha's introspection, as Kaden immerses himself in the memory of the enigmatic figure who continues to linger in the recesses of his mind.