Alfur Aldric Novels & Stories

Then, slowly— The wolf shifted. Bone and muscle reshaping as fur receded. A tall man stood where the wolf had been. His hair was streaked with silver, his amber eyes sharp beneath thick brows. Rose stared. “You’ve been watching.” The man nodded once. “For some time.” Kael stepped forward slightly. “And you are?” The stranger’s gaze moved between them. Then settled on Rose. “My name is Aldric.” Rose’s wolf bristled slightly. The name carried weight. “Why are you here?” she asked.

“It did nothing to me.” For some reason, I’m disappointed to find out that my blood doesn’t affect Aldric at all. “You still tasted very good,” he says as if reading my mind. “Go on, take your medicine.” I sniff the strange liquid. It smells a little like putrid swamp water. “I drink this?” “What else do you want to do with it?” “Well how should I know? For all I know I have to sprinkle it over myself like holy water.” Aldric laughs. “Yes, you drink it.”

Yet his cold posture betrays otherwise, and the way he positions himself between us, creating a visible barrier, only makes the situation more unbearable. “We didn’t imagine the mate my son speaks so much about would be human, Miss Aria. You may call me Aldric,” he says, his voice dripping with a judgment that he barely bothers to disguise, sharp enough that even the walls of the grand hall seem to resonate with its edge. There’s no warmth in his tone; it’s cutting, like the blade of a knife.

He asked, glaring at me, and I smiled, my smile both cold and sarcastic as I fought back punching the man in the face. “The same fucking game that you are putting me through, Alpha Alessandro D’Almerita.” I said, keeping my eyes on his. “You seem to forget that I am not the human that you want to toy around with before throwing aside, and I am not the Luna that is fighting for your attention. You and your fucking attention can rot in hell, as for your Lycan…” “I did not send Alaric to you, Valerie.” He said, and I scoffed.

“And the sender?” He hesitated. That was my second warning sign. “Do not keep your alpha guessing,” I said, lifting my eyes to him. “Spit it out.” “It was delivered by Aldric.” I froze. Aldric. The son of Councilman Marrow. Young, ambitious, always pushing himself forward in every meeting. A little too confident for someone his age, but I had brushed it off as youthful arrogance… after all, I displayed the same. Now… now I wished I had snapped his neck earlier.

Oceane's POV "But who were they?" Alfric murmured getting himself out of the sack. I saw him adjusting his clothes which were already messed up and dirt "I don't know, when I opened my eyes I realised that I've been tied up. Then they started talking dirty about myself...which made me loose my temper "Are they looking for death? How dare they insult the daughter of Dior duchery? I will inform uncle when I return back..." Alfric clenched his fist and punched the wal

She dashed into the elevator, hurriedly pressing on the ground floor button and watched as the door closed before the elevator began to move. ===================🡺 ‘ What ?!!’ ‘ What the fuck do you mean by she’s not with Alena?!!’ Lucious’ growled viciously through the voice mind link ‘ Where could she have gone?!!’ ‘ Where the fuck is my mate? !!!’ He thundered in his Alpha tone, sending massive waves of pain to his pack members who all grimaced in pain, feeling the cold chills run down their spines. From the waves , they could all deduce something was up with the Alpha.

Thankfully, Altair and Aric had a secret communication which they believed Althea had no idea about. "Oh, her? She should be somewhere in the mansion or she's gone to contact her group," Saying this Aric smirked as he cracked his knuckles. He turned his neck to the sides while smiling in anticipation. It had been so long since he got to fight off a bunch of witches. "Are you listening to me?" Althea called out, snapping him out of his thoughts. "Hm? I'm sorry, what did you say?" He asked, the smile on his face wiped away, changing to that of seriousness. If none of the others knew him well, they'd have been fooled by his pretentious expression.

Mich encouraged them “Thank you, we are grateful, we certainly will not forget what you have done” the young man appreciated us “What is your name, and what happened, why were you tied uplike that” I inquired from the young lady who appears to look bold despite what they had just experienced. “My name is Eloha and this is my brother Rozim, our father was supposed to be the Alpha of our pack but he was betrayed and framed for what he didn’t do by the Beta of our pack” she said already getting emotional

He turned to stare at Eartha. Eartha cringed and shifted uncomfortably in her seat. It wasn't as if guilt wasn't eating up her own insides as well. Mide continued pacing. 'Alacrimia,' he muttered. "But nobody ever had in our family.' Eartha sighed, slightly annoyed at his peevishness. 'Mide, didn't you hear anything the specialist said? We're both carriers and-' 'But how come we never noticed? How could we not have noticed? For God's sake, she's our daughter! Why didn't we ever see anything weird for the past nine years!'