Albert X Kaden Novels & Stories

“Very well. As we discussed earlier, we're willing to offer you a substantial sum for your... goods. But we need to ensure that our investment is secure.” I smiled, “I understand your concerns, Alberto. And I assure you, our partnership will be mutually beneficial. I have a plan to take down Alpha Kaden and claim the throne. With your support, we can make it happen.” Alberto raised an eyebrow as he took his seat on a large cushion seemingly intrigued. “Go on.”

“Luna and wife of Alpha Kaden Vale.” The room went dead silent. Kaden Vale. One of the ten great Alphas. A man known not for reckless brutality, but calculated cruelty—the kind that smiled before it struck. I’d met a couple of times at the Alphas’ Summit. What in the Goddess’s name was his Luna doing here? “You told me his name was Darius,” Talia accused sharply. Kathrine shrugged, leaning casually against the wall. “His middle name. To the world, he’s Alpha Kaden. To his dear loving wife, he’s just Darius.”

His body was all muscle, and he was tall. The male offered me a smile, to which I slowly returned. Alfie cleated his throat and motioned to the male. "Alison, this is my son, Kade... and Kade, this is Alison Grey, from Terialta," Alfie made introductions quickly. Kade held his hand out to me for a handshake, and I hesitantly grabbed him hand and I shook it.

''Brayden Adams,'' He introduces himself, making me furrow at his last name. ''You're—'' He cuts me off, ''Albert Adam's son.'' I remain speechless as I stand in the middle of the room before clearing my throat, ''How rude of me. I'm Kenna Ashton, your father's neurologist. It's just that I've never seen you before but Albert has mentioned you a few times,'' I reply with a small smile plastered on my face. Albert's son, Brayden, nods his head with his lips slowly curving up into a smile. ''Can we talk outside, Dr. Anne?'' He glances down at my tag before gesturing for both of us to step out of his father's room.

My father's chest heaved with frustration as he struggled to control his temper. Hunter's gaze never wavered as he spoke directly to me. "Zadie, I hereby pass on the title of Alpha to you. My Beta Lux will be your guide and mentor." He gestured towards the one wolf I least wanted to spend time with. "From this moment on, I am no longer the Alpha of Aberdeen." With that announcement, he stepped down from the stage and walked through the crowd. A heavy sigh escaped my lips as I turned to face Lux, his silver eyes piercing into me with their sharp intensity.

I raised my eyebrow and sarcastically replied to tease him, “Wow, thank you for the vote of confidence in me.” Albert laughed, warped his arm around me, and poked my nose. “You know that’s not what I meant. Kendrell is an old, scheming guy. I’m worried he’d do you wrong. That’s why I’m so glad that Mr. K chose to side with you. With his support, Kendrell won’t be so arrogant, especially since Wakeland depends on Deadtail’s medical supply.”

I teased. " Yeah, thanks, but that's not funny at all. I can't believe I have to babysit a stubborn pet like her. " She hissed. " But at least she is still cool, right? " " Yeah, a little. " " Where's Alpha Kaden? " She asked. " He left for an important meeting few minutes ago. Come on, let's go inside. " I hung my hand around her shoulder, as we happily chatted while heading to my room.

"Maybe, I'm looking forward to it. He is just a sinister bastard, that is most certain." Leon nodded his head along with me. "I think it's time I pay Alpha Kaden a visit." * Kaden's pack was a place to be envious about. I love what he has done to this place and he keeps the infrastructure and industry up and running. It was like a home for all. He was always introducing new ideas to broaden the landscape of the pack and make sure everyone benefits from his governance. He was a true leader and a simple-minded person. Kaden was one of the richest Alphas who has taken his business mind to good use. It is hard to let him go even with the secret he was keeping for me. We both have managed to stay

Kayden asked. "My mom", the boy answered. Alora smiled. "What's your name?" She asked him. "Kevin, I'm 5", he answered. "Well, Kevin, I'm sure that Alpha won't mind, considering that he probably cried also at your age", she said and looked at Kayden, questioningly. "I guess she 's right, but you're a big boy already my friend, and crying won't help, especially when you be at the training ground", Kaden told him.

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.