Alibaba Characters Novels & Stories

The wolves had noticed it first. Not a face. Not a name. A scent. It drifted through the halls of Alvarado University faint, unplaced, gone almost as soon as it arrived. Most students walked straight through it without noticing. But every wolf who caught it stopped mid-stride, some mid-sentence, the animal beneath their skin going still and alert. It wasn't Alpha. It wasn't Beta or Omega. It didn't fit anywhere they knew how to file a scent.

I watch his retreating figure, feeling even more anxious. “Fucking shit, that hurt...” The girl rubs her throat and straightens up. When she sees me, she smiles. “Thank you for making your old Alpha release me. I didn’t think he would listen to you, but he did, and I’m so relieved. For a minute there, I thought I was a goner.” “He didn’t listen to me,” I tell her. “I assume he just didn’t want to cause a bigger scene.” “Either way, I’m grateful,” the girl says and offers me her hand with a big smile. She has blonde hair and a face filled with freckles. “I’m Iris.”

I had always wanted to return to my room, but dad was gone and mum was no longer Luna to the pack. 'Oh my dear, Alpha Jackson isn't the barbarian, he seems to be. I thought the same thing after you left, even started packing our things away. Alpha Jackson has allowed us to stay exactly where we were, with a few exceptions. I am down near your room, now. Other than that everything has remained the same.

Hmmm am so Alicia but I won't tell you TBC

Li Han leaned against the counter lazily, regretting not stuffing a book into his bag. He contemplated whether staring at the coffee grinder counted as entertainment when someone cleared their throat. "Hi sorry for disturbing you, I'm Bai Chen I attend the same school as you" Li Han blinked, sat up, and nodded politely facing his co-worker. He didn't really know if who he was talking to was a alpha, beta or omega and he could barely tell their gender but anyway what difference did it make to his life. "Hello I am Li Han, nice to meet you" “Thanks! I didn’t want to sound rude but… I’m curious about something.” Bai Chen leaned in like they were about to share national secrets. “Is the rumor tr

The pack had a new Alpha. And the world would never be the same.

The went in to attack the alpha again, knowing that they also had to block his punches and kicks. The alpha was taking more hits than he was blocking them. Elder Chan manage to land a blow to the back of Maka’s head causing him to fall to his knees. The rest of the elders immediately grabbed the alpha holding him down in place. “Isn’t this quite a turn of events. Did you really think you would be able to beat us? We are the elders we were chosen as the leader of the entire shifter community. Now you, must face the consequences of your actions.” Elder Chan said, calling a dragon’s blade, as the alpha struggle to break free of the four elders holding him. Elder Chan lifted his blade preparin

"It's not charity, a partnership." "It's a pity," I turned to face him, "and I don't need anyone's pity, not anymore." Something flickered across his face, hurt maybe, but he nodded. "Okay," he said, "then what's the plan?" Before I could answer, my office door burst open. Maya stood there in her little purple jacket, mud on her sneakers, her dark hair falling loose from the braid I'd done this morning. Five years old, but her eyes looked older sometimes, too knowing for a kindergartener.

Alex looked over to where Ash was looking and saw four people. One was a long, black-haired female with good style who looked older and clearly was an alpha. And an arm was wrapped around her by a man who is clearly his mate, and he is also Alpha. Next to them was a boy who was like a teenager's kid and was also an Alpha. He was holding hands with a pretty lady with brown, shaggy hair and glasses. She was a beta. He saw the four of them make their way towards a table. Alex looked over at Ash and grabbed his hand gently as he led them to the table his siblings were at with their drinks in their free hands.