Alice In Borderlands Novels & Stories

Though we wouldn’t be able to blame them for taking revenge for my father’s attack on one of their families ending with two dead and one pup lost in the system and believed dead for years. Taking a deep breath, I made my way through the line of warriors already at the borderline. Standing just on the other side of the imaginary line was Alison. She was beautiful standing there in the slowly dying light. She watched me keeping her eyes on me until I stopped on my side of the borderline, maybe ten feet away from her. Her eyes slowly moved away from me and moved over the others before landing back on me. “Would we be able to speak alone?” I shook my head.

all impure attractions to another woman will be gone and forgotten. I just had to mate with Ilvira and it will be okay. "Where were you last night?" I questioned Alan. I couldn't help but get suspicious of his disappearance yesterday that was enough to make a simple maid come into my room without him knowing. Alan was an alert wolf who could sense danger from miles away. It was what he was trained to do as a Beta and a common maid was the least person who could go past him without him knowing. One thing about him was also the fact that his expressions was always unreadable. He doesn't put his emotions on his face and so it as hard to tell what he was thinking. It was hard to see it in his ey

I took a step closer to the border. Alpha, be careful! One of my warriors warned me. I nodded, letting him know that I heard his alert. I took one more step towards the borderline and a man stepped out from behind a boulder. “Alpha Caleb, is it?” the man asked. I nodded curtly. “What is your business?” I asked, harshly. “Why are you at our border?”

And there I see him, laughing maliciously, lying on his belly, with his paws in front of him. I shake my head in denial. I walk through the cabin and head to the parking lot… “Excellent! There is a possible conversation over there.” I say to Fenrir, as I walk towards my truck. Alice is there. She is a young woman. I think she is only 25 years old. She is quite beautiful with her fiery red hair and her freckles on her cheeks and, from what I hear, she is also very talented. Fenrir raises an eyebrow and says, “I agree. She will be enough. Now don’t go overboard. I don’t want Emma to cut off our balls like she wants to do to Peter.”

“She cannot survive out there with someone after her life. She has zero combat skills. Please find her, Alpha. Please.” I pull out my phone and dial her number. After waiting impatiently for it to finish ringing, she doesn’t pick up. Fuck. “Did anyone see my Luna passing through the borders?” I quickly mind-link the border guards. “Yes, Alpha. She passed here an hour ago with your BMW 7 Series High Security, but she hasn’t returned,” one of them replies. “Fuck. Why didn’t you fucking let me know?” I growl. “All of you. You are dead!”

“The guy is obsessed with bringing you down. I guess he is not too happy that you and Aria worked out. While he and Alicia are doing rather badly. I can't even begin to tell you what the others say about them.” “Alpha, I can't believe this. I just saw someone we thought to be dead at the borders. She is thirsty and looks weak, should I bring her to you?” One of the warriors said with a gasp of surprise, through the mindlink. “Who is it?” I asked, wondering who it was. “I don't think you would believe me if you don't see the person. Let me take her to the infirmary, she doesn't look too good. Can you meet us there?”

One of the border guards stumbled in, panting heavily. "Alpha," he gasped. "The borders… rogues…” I was already on my feet. "How many?" "Too many to count," he wheezed. "But that's not all. They've got someone with them." My pulse spiked. "Who?" The guard swallowed hard. "A girl." Nicole stood abruptly. "What girl?" The guard's gaze darted between us before he said it. "They said they have the Luna." The world stilled for a second. Then my heart stopped.

As soon as I get to the border, I’m stepping over, and I will be that much safer. A twig snaps in the distance, causing me to stop. I see two warriors talking, and I duck behind a tree trunk, holding my breath. The Goddess has to be on my side because they go in the other direction. The border is a few feet in front of me, and I just need to cross over it to freedom. Go! Go now, Alayasia! I don’t stop to think. I push off the tree trunk and I rush forward. It doesn’t take long for me to run over the border, but I don’t stop. I have to get a distance before I can slow down.

"For being patient with me. For understanding my fear. For loving me anyway." "Always," she promised. We fell asleep like that, my hand on her stomach, both of us at peace. But peace never lasted long. The next morning, I was making breakfast when Liam linked me. "Alpha, we have a situation at the border." "What kind of situation?" "A woman. She's asking for you specifically. Says she knows you. And Lorenzo..."* He paused. "She has a child with her. A boy. She's claiming he's yours." My blood ran cold.

I had never heard such a rushing sound that somehow still managed to sound as one. The Ironclaw froze mid-strike, and his body snapped backwards like it had hit an invisible wall. A figure stepped forward through the dusty haze. Small. Fierce. Eyes glowing like moonlight caught in storm clouds. It was her. Aisla. And in that moment, there was a shift on the battlefield. The pack roared while the enemies faltered. And my chest…my cursed, broken chest blazed with the bond so strongly I thought it would tear me apart.