Alienated Novels & Stories

We drifted through the abyss, searching for any signs of the Alpha or his wolf. Even though the wolf attempts to heal the Alpha from within, if there is a prolonged disconnect between their souls, it could become permanent. In such a case, each soul would be stuck in limbo, unable to connect, ultimately leading to the death of the wolf's soul. The human, more often than not, would go insane. This is especially true for Alphas; if they remain disconnected from their wolf souls for too long, their minds become unstable, leading them to withdraw into themselves with no hope of returning them. They are then taken into a cell and put down. It's a tragic ending for an Alpha and their wolf. After s

She officially broke away from the pack and was currently a rogue, still classed as a Beta wolf without a pack. Garnet stiffened slightly, gaze flicking to Alicia in the rearview mirror. The Gamma sensed the change in Alicia’s status, and she was sure her scent was different too. That’s what she’d been told before. “I left Blue Crescent for good,” Alicia smiled, and Garnet relaxed. “Good. No offence but your parents and sister are toxic as f*ck.” Garnet shook his head and rolled his shoulders a few times as though to shake off the bad vibes her family had caused.

Jackson Alice had taken a very marked distance from me. It was much more noticeable after Angel left after establishing himself as a member of the Species Council's formal commission to investigate what had happened in the Southern Pack. There was much more space between the two of them and the work days had become a compendium of monosyllables on her part. Yes and no seemed to be the only words in her vocabulary and every time I tried to talk or establish the subject with Alice, something would come up that would make her pull away.

That shit is heart-breaking to watch, it is impossible to imagine what the rejected wolf feels. I turn eighteen tomorrow, just in time for the Mating Ball in the evening, increasing the chances of me finding my mate. I long to find him so much, someone to call my own. I have no blood family thanks to being abandoned in the woods. Even though I am surrounded by people that care for and love me, I am lonely. To find my mate and have my own pups would help me with so much of the pain that I have carried for as long as I can remember. Unconditional love is worlds best beauty, and I want it, just like everyone else.

Draven now became one with his human counterpart, allowing his anger to fuel his ruthlessness. Everything blackened around Alinta, and a loud buzzing sounded in her ears, making everything else around her inaudible. She could not see Bellinor, even though her gaze was towards him. She could only feel the alien intrusion stabbing her, ripping at her heart as Bellinor ravaged her with all his strength. The bond was gone, and he lost himself like a barbarian.

I cried out and dropped to my knees. The alpha rushed to my side. “Kaia, it’s drawing you back into the seal. If it finishes this, you won’t be able to reach him again.” I looked up at her, panic burning in my throat. “And if it takes me, what happens to Kieran?” She hesitated, and that was enough to terrify me. “What happens?” I demanded. Her jaw tightened. “The bond will be isolated. He will remain... unaligned.” Alone. He would be lost in a darkness that had eyes.

I gasped, every minuscule movement was a fresh spike of agony that threatened to swallow me whole. "The marking ceremony... it's yours... " Just let me live. Only then could I see Greyson again. She slammed the trunk shut and drove away. After what felt like forever, the car stopped. Eliza dragged me out and hauled me into a small storage room. She tossed me onto the cold concrete floor like a sack of unwanted cargo. "You pathetic Omega," she sneered. "Greyson is mine. You were never worthy of him." Then she kicked me hard. I gasped, huge, painful gulps of air.

But beneath the manufactured sorrow, I felt the glitch. I knelt at the base of the spire, tracing the sharp, deep letters etched into the plinth. No name was carved here. In Rebirth City, if the Alpha rejects you, the system scrubs your identity. You aren't a person; you’re an unassigned variable. AUGUST 14TH.

Terminated. He snatched his leather bag from the kitchen counter tracking and followed Mariana out into the humid air. Twenty minutes later, her machine completed a braking maneuver directly in front of his parental lineage home, her voice instructing him to transmit a network alert the exact moment his system was prepared to return to his private sanctuary. Sanctuary. God, his internal wolf suddenly experienced an intense wave of alienation toward that specific vocabulary word.

Pure, unadulterated fear was. The invisible connection between him and Ava had suddenly become terrifyingly unclear. It was blurred, warped by the sheer mass of the entity awakening inside her. The woman standing on that celestial platform felt intimately familiar, yet impossibly distant, as though a complete stranger was looking out through her human eyes. Marco felt the dangerous shift too, his jaw setting as he stood by Luca's side. Across the network, the rest of humanity could feel the sudden alienation. Something fundamental to Ava's soul had changed.