Alice In Borderlands Novels & Stories

Kelly wondered as he reached up to push a chunk of his shaggy brown hair out of his face. He absently reminded himself to buy some twine or something tomorrow so he could tie it back. Derulo's finally looked up at kelly his silver eyes, the color of his wolf fur, and nodded. A wide grin spread across his face which left his straight, white teeth to stand out against the dark brown of his skin. "Yeah, soon," Derulo grinned wider, "but that's all you're going to get out of me, Alpha." "Fine, fine," kelly raised his large hands in surrender.

For a wolf like her, suffering from detachment from her mate, it was going to take her more than the death of her mother to make her see that not every mate bond could be rejected passively. After I hinted that Alex wasn’t the reason for the drought and the fire outbursts I suspected I had given her enough reasons to forgive him. And waking up to the news that the borders of the pack were intruded at night was my confirmation. She was smart, I would give her that, but not smart enough to know no one leaves the pack, not under my watch. Earlier today, the guards noticed a sneaky move at the borders. Alice tried to run away with her little niece as an accomplice, which happened to be futile in

Zade walked over to his desk, picked up a document, and handed it to her. "What's this?" Alice asked apprehensively. "I'm sure your eyes aren't for decoration; read it," Zade said coldly, picking up a stick of weed and placing it between his pale lips. Alice pressed her lips into a thin line. The document stated she had to recover a package for Enzo at the borders of Albania. Her eyes widened in disbelief. She had heard about that place. It was a death trap, protected by another strong mafia group. If she went alone, she would be killed instantly—it was literally a suicide mission.

Alpha Kael glanced down. The corner of his mouth lifted. “You finally noticed,” he said lightly. He leaned closer. “Little cat.” My face burned hotter. I looked away, embarrassed, my heart beating too fast for something that was supposed to be practical. This was just to keep me stable. That was all. That had to be all. x x x The border smelled wrong. Metal. Blood. Burnt earth. The wind cut across the open land, sharp and restless. Somewhere ahead, chains clinked softly.

“They’re preparing to strike.” “Not preparing,” I corrected. “They’re ready.” I paused,“They could attack at any time,” I continued. “Ambush. Border breach. Night raid. We don’t know.” Rowan’s jaw tightened. “Then we prepare for all of it.” I nodded. “Send word to every unit. Double the border patrol. No one moves alone.” Rowan turned immediately toward the door… but it burst open before he could take a step. Gamma Varek rushed in, breathing hard.“Alpha!”

I stayed inches from the border. Caution was now required, because if even one paw touched that soil, the border patrol would sense me immediately, and the revelation of a woman they believed dead would spread through them like an alarm. As Alpha, Ahri’s golden aura was sharp enough to detect me before I could flee a single step. The heat in my blood surged like a relentless tide, a throbbing pulse that made every movement an exercise in agony. My plan was desperate, born of a grudge, but it was all I had.

Her eyes scrutinized the bloodied scrap of fabric within. Not a wolf. A human. Alice snorted in amusement and tossed the plastic onto the marble table before her. She leaned back casually on the sofa, crossing her bare legs. Incredible. Of all the dramatic scenarios she had concocted in her mind, from Victor joining the rogue rebels to begging at the feet of the border Alpha, the universe turned out to have a far darker sense of humor. The former Alpha, the proud leader of Moonshade, had ended up being dragged into the brush by a mere mortal.

And the absolute tension in Derek’s voice told me everything I needed to know: I could kiss my evening with Mia goodbye. Without wasting a single second, I grabbed three elite warriors from the training grounds and marched straight toward the northern perimeter. My mind raced, cycling through every possible crisis, a rogue pack testing our borders, a diplomatic emergency, or an injured trespasser. ​None of my guesses came close to the reality that slammed into me when I reached the gate. ​Standing just across the invisible line of our territory, looking like something the wind blew in, was Lily. ​Aleric’s first mate.

I smiled. "What if I did?" He said, trying to be bold. "Even if you did... it would never work out." I blurted. He flinched at what I said and didn't talk anymore. I waited and waited but he didn't say a thing, even his friends didn't utter a word. "She's right, you know?" Misa unexpectedly said, making me look at her. "I'm sure you heard me say it before, you know... when you were eavesdropping. He's an alpha and not just any alpha, he's an elite among elite."

They ended up blown up or captured in spiked nets or pierced or maimed. Alice witnessed all the chaos around her while she got carried by the water bubble. It flew her around the perimeter of the battlefield and skillfully dodged any stray attacks that flew towards her. By then, she realised that she was not caught in a water ball but a literal bubble, with air inside. She could breathe. There was only one person who would do this to her.