Albert X Kaden Novels & Stories

“Alpha Vladimir, please… I will do anything, please don’t kill me.” “Oh, I am going to do more than just kill you,” he said, dropping to one knee in front of her as she was held down by two deltas. “I am going to be sure that you beg me to die. But don’t worry, take this as a death of honor. You are going to be a reminder to everyone who thinks about double crossing me.” “Alpha…” “Start with her toes.” He said, getting up from his knees. “I want each bone broken, and given that she used her feet to run… we are going to start with them…”

Catherine led her to other rooms, the ceremonial rooms, the pack meeting room that contained the alpha’s throne room which she only pointed to her from outside as it was locked and other rooms which she took no interest to know what they stood for. “Who are those?” Eleanor asked pointing to the portrait of a man and a woman with a little boy in between them. They were all smiles. “That is the formal Alpha and Luna, Alpha Arthur’s parents. And that is him, the little boy.” Eleanor took a step closer. She started briefly into the picture portrait. “He looked sensible when younger…what about his parents, they don’t stay in this house with him?” “They are dead.” “Oh, I’m sorry. I hope I didn’t t

Kieran nonchalantly spoke out. Hesitation passed through the Beta’s eyes before he pointed at himself and said, “You want me to keep an eye on him. Alpha, I apologize that I can’t take you up on that. The way he looks at me is too creepy. It gives me chills. Wouldn’t you be better off dealing with him?” Kieran’s sharp eyes fell on Richard. “I believe this is a job you will be able to do well.”

“And we can no longer ignore it and the reason we’re all gathered here today concerns the future of every single person here. I could literally hear a pin drop with the way everyone was quiet and I could feel the tension in the air. “As most of you know, Alpha Kaden has not been himself lately,” Elder Zac continued. “And many of us have tried to stay quiet, hoping things would go back to normal but the truth is, things have only gotten worse.” He paused, letting his words sink in.

“I cannot believe that you're mentioning this mistress in front of me.” “She is not wrong. You might be able to have your own concubine, someone that you can enjoy if you do not want to be with the alpha. I'm pretty sure that he's going to understand as long as you do not end up carrying the child of that concubine.” Caroline said, and I rolled my eyes, choosing not to answer because my mind was not on them. It was on Xavier who was walking towards me, calm and controlled, but I could see the tension in his shoulders, his tight jaw and his eyes, which were darker than they were before.

Not long after, the library door opened. "Were you looking for me?" asked Jayden. Albert, who was sitting behind the desk, raised his eyes. "Close the door!" he ordered. Obediently, Jayden closed the door and walked over to Albert. He sat on the chair opposite the Alpha. His gaze fell on an old notebook in front of the Alpha. "I haven't seen that book in a while," Jayden joked, pointing at it with his chin. The book Jayden was referring to was the notebook belonging to Christian Dexter, Albert's father, who was the previous Alpha of the Golden Moon Pack.

Jesse had learned some more interesting facts about K. She was originally from Augusta, Maine. She loved riding horses, and grew up in a horse ranch. She was raised solely by her mom and her grandparents, growing up without a father. Her mom didn't really tell her what happened to her dad. And when she was still a kid, she was actually made to think that her father was Cat Stevens. K went on to tell a funny story when she was just six, her class had a parents show-and-tell at school. Being that she didn't have a father to bring to school, she brought her mom's Cat Stevens Moon Shadow vinyl instead - the one with the black and white photo of his young, beautiful face on the album cover, just

“Come in“ I say. The door opens as Alicia, my personal maid walks in with a tray of food in her hand. “Alpha Aklan told me to bring your food to your chamber, my lady“ Alicia says as she places the tray down onto the round table at the centre of my room. “Thank you very much, Alicia“ I respond. “By the way—Aklan wouldn't tell me if I asked but I hope you would. What happened during the four days I was asleep?“ “I don't really know much either, my lady but Alpha Cali replaced Alpha Xendith as our district representative in Kaden university“ “Cali did? Why?“ “Rumors says Alpha Xendith was involved with an illegal gambling clubhouse.“ Alicia continued. “It could have negatively impacted our dis

“You can calm down.” Ronan sighed and nodded. I stepped past him and opened the door. Kaden did not look up when I entered. He kept staring down at a paper on his desk. “You called me?” I asked casually, walking to his side of the desk and looking over his shoulder. Kaden stiffened for a moment before sliding the paper in front of me. My hand lifted to Kaden’s shoulder without thinking as my eyes scanned the paper. It was a proposal from our allied Alphas.

Because I did. Kael fell into step beside me when the meeting ended. Unexpected. I glanced at him. He was looking ahead. Jaw tight in the way it got when he was working through something uncomfortable. "The Ashborn Alpha," he said. "Caden." "What about him?" "I've heard of him." Kael's voice was careful. "Before all of this. His reputation in the eastern territories." I waited. "He doesn't lose," Kael said quietly. "Not because he's the strongest. Because he plans further ahead than anyone else is willing to."