Alec Benjamin If We Have Each Other Novels & Stories

“Not yet, your grace. I have just started reading that book yesterday and I must say it was a good book.” Alpha Jacob stared at me like a puzzle he was solving in his mind. His gazes were so heavy that I couldn’t keep an eye contact with him so I had to look away. “Who taught you to read?” “A friend, an old friend of mine in the omega area.” I answered, trying so hard not to think of Leo again but I guess fate would always test you, huh. So before Alpha Jacob threw me another question concerning our topic, I was quick to divert our conversation to another.

"You..you're home now. I promise." She actually softened a bit at that, but caught herself somewhere in between. "Okay." He laughed at that, but before he could say anything, he bumped into someone and turned over his shoulder, coming face to face with beta Alec. "Hey, what's up?" He said and they exchanged a friendly hand shake before turning to give a proper introduction. Alec raised a brow at her and while Evander wasn’t looking, she returned the gesture. Alec decided he didn’t like her. "I don’t like her."

"You've been awfully quiet, Alex." Alex looked at him. "I usually am." "True." Edward leaned back comfortably. "But you seem different lately." Christopher immediately lowered his hands. "I noticed that too." Before anyone could say another word, Benjamin suddenly stood up and walked toward Alex. Without the slightest hesitation, he dropped onto the armrest beside Alex's chair, invading his personal space as though it were the most natural thing in the world. "You know," Benjamin began with an exaggerated sigh, "I disappear for months helping you clean up that mess overseas, risk getting myself killed several times, and this is the welcome I get?"

“Good girl, Leah. Take every drop.” I pressed my back against the cool wall, one hand still shamefully between my legs, fingers slick with my own cum. My full breasts heaved with every shaky breath. Guilt clawed at my chest — this was my best friend’s Alpha. The man she’d been with for years. But the heat between my thighs refused to die. If anything, it burned hotter.

"Too good to be seen with the rest of us?" "Back off," Rhen said from behind her. "Just asking questions." Bren spread his hands, open and easy. "We're all future Alphas here. Nothing to hide, right?" His eyes moved to her, and underneath the performance was that cold calculation that had been there since day one. "Unless there is something to hide." The line had gone quiet. The officer looked up from her clipboard.

We don't know if the Gamma is another ally of that Great Leader Benjamin is talking about. "Who do you think that is?" I've been thinking about this as Alice slept next to me, turning it over and over in my mind. The first one that comes to mind is Tristan, but he helped Alice and me. He could have killed her easily, or taken her, as is the purpose of the leader Benjamin keeps referring to. Still, I don't trust him, even though I was kind enough to let him get treated here. I still directed his Beta to come pick him up as soon as possible. I don't see myself trusting him anytime soon either.

Alpha eyed the pair of us, before responding 'well since I'm about to take the last car out, I guess you two are coming with me then' Serves me right for sleeping all day, now I am stuck with the alpha again. Sophie and I both got in the back seat and she asked me about college, I answered in the usual fashion, told her how my lecturer would not accept average from me with everything I submitted, I always had to go back and make everything exceptional. I told her about a guy I dated for about a week till I found out he was a vampire, and that for as smart as I was I felt so stupid for not realising earlier, lucky it was only a week though. My new found love of pastrami sandwiches after visit

Even if it wasn’t Luca, I shouldn’t be seen in the hands of an engaged man. “Alex, the auction is about to start.” Benjamin's voice filled the balcony. Alex finally set me free, and I quickly took a few steps back. “Long time no see.” Benjamin smiled at me. I returned the smile with a shy smile. About to leave, Alex gripped me again. He lowered his brows, his broad shoulders slouched a bit, and his eyes glistened with an emotion I knew well—sadness. “Please don’t go back to him; stay with me.”

Pure uncomplicated happiness in the face of a thing that was exactly right. He blew out the candles. Everyone cheered. Ada led the cheering. "Again?" Benjamin said, looking at the extinguished candles. "Once is the rule," Alex said. Benjamin looked at the candles. Then at Alex. Then he accepted it. After everyone had left and Benjamin was asleep and we had cleaned the apartment to the level it needed to be cleaned and no further, Alex sat at the kitchen table. I sat across from him. "Two years old," he said. "Two years old."

“Alpha Allison, speaking.” I panted, feeling heavily out of breath. “Uh, are you okay, Ma’am?” The voice on the other end of the line queried with uncertainty. “Yes, I’m fine. Just out of breath, I ran to the phone you see.” I laughed, “Who am I speaking to?” I asked politely, feeling my breathing returning to normal. “You’re speaking to Benjamin from the Cresent Moon pack.” he trailed off nervously and I frowned. “I’m looking for Alpha Summers.” He continued. “You’re speaking to her, how can I help you Benjamin?” I wondered where Oliver and Yasmin were and worry bubbled up inside me. The young man was quiet for a while before he spoke again, “I- Uh…” His confusion made me giggle. “Benjami