Alexa Novels & Stories

Luna replied softly. Selene finally looked at her. “The Council wants you gone. You know that.” “I do.” “They think I’ll be the one to end you.” “Will you?” Selene exhaled shakily. “I don’t know.” Luna stood and kissed her forehead. “When you decide, I’ll be ready.” --- Far to the north, in a hidden hall of glass and bones, Alpha Merek stared into a black scrying bowl. “She didn’t kill her,” he said.

Warning!! Adult Themes!!! Alexa. New York. Year 2023. Friday, December 23rd... My name is Alexa Hills. Eighteen. Invisible. I’ve always had a talent for blending in. Not in the cute, wallflower way. I mean really blending in—watching the world move, while I disappear into it. I see what others miss. What they try to hide. Their secrets trail behind them like smoke, and I inhale it all. Silently. Carefully.

Bryan had built two mini offices in his compound; he didn’t want COVID to teach him twice. After he left, Alexa went back inside to the working space to complete some tasks Bryan was working on in the headquarters. She was the second in charge in her dad’s wine company, she was a genius in winery. Lisa slowly walked to her, smiling. Alexa pretended not to see her coming because Lisa had been giving off some attitude for a while, but she ignored both Lisa and her attitude like they didn’t exist. Lisa on the other hand thought she did a good job in hiding her change in attitude, but Alexa saw throug

Valerie: The house was quiet when I stepped in, the kind of quiet that made even the smallest sound echo. For weeks, the silence between us had been heavy, constant, a storm that neither of us dared to break. “Luna, Alpha Xavier is already home.” One of the maids said when she saw me walking inside. “Thank you, Alice. Be sure to send me the reports up to the bedroom. I don’t want to leave it tonight.” I said, and she nodded as I turned to walk to the room.

“Lunawalkers are born under rare skies—twin moons, eclipses, celestial accidents the Goddess pretends are coincidences. Their power isn’t theirs alone. It’s reactive.” “Reactive to what?” “To their bond,” he said. “To their Alpha. To threat. To love. To fear.” His eyes lifted to mine. “Especially fear.” I swallowed. “Amplify or annihilate,” I said. “That’s what you hinted before.” He nodded. “A Lunawalker doesn’t just burn. They answer. Whatever stands closest gets magnified. Strength becomes legend. Weakness becomes catastrophe.” I barked a humorless laugh. “No pressure, then.”

They say love is like a double edged sword. The one who makes you the happiest, can also hurt you the most. This was the fate of Melissa, when the only man her heart had only ever throbbed for and devoted her life to, Robert Mondragon……..her husband, discarded her like old soiled rags when he divorces her on the very day she planned to announce her pregnancy at the birthday celebration of her father in law. Putting an end to their contractual marriage that was always devoid of love, with the sudden reappearance of his first love and old flame…… Jodie Sanchez back in their lives, causing a rift in their union. Devasted Melissa leaves and ends up in an almost fatal car acciden

Alexa p.o.v "Hi, guys... I see you're tryna build a house, do you mind if I join?" I asked. The kids stares at me and quickly turn back to their sand houses. "Oh, I forgot to tell you my name. I'm Alexa Dex... Mind if I know your names?" They still didn't reply me, they are just busy building their houses. "Listen guys, I'm not a bad guy... I just saw how beautiful your houses are and wanna be your friend"

"No, he is." "I'm Zharn's assistant," she reminded me. "I've seen Sir Cage, and he's not nice. He's a robot, he's programmed, and he's dangerous. Yet, he was nice to you, and he said he'd see you later. Not to mention he has a gorgeous face." "He really does," I agreed. "But it doesn't mean he finds me attractive in that way. Also, I don't think I want a robotic programmed man." "Trust me, you don't want Cage. You want me," Alpha Jax's voice loomed at the back of my head.

Or maybe Alexa just had high expectations for Caliber employees, especially those in the C-suite—the CEO, the COO, the CIO—they needed to be at their very best at all times. Alexa had been the Chief Operating Officer for over a year now, and her position was second only to her father. Aiden was the Chief Information Officer, which wasn’t anything to scoff at, but she often wondered if their father had given him the position to make up for the trauma of the divorce. “I’ll catch up with you tonight at yoga.” Alexa waved over her shoulder at her friends as she stepped toward the elevators. Lorie call

I shrug. “Okay, I like her.” she points to me and looks at Rhea. “I’m Veronica by the way. Veronica Ryan. Grade B.” “Grade?” I raise a brow, confused. “A Grade basically tells how dangerous a person is. And before you ask, the difference between A’s and B’s is that A’s have committed murder.” “But mine is asterisked?” “It’s never been given before but I’m guessing it means numerous counts of murder.” Yeah. That makes sense.