Novel & Cerita Almost Alice

"Do you think I'm that stupid?" "Alpha." Julie's initial enthusiasm faded when she saw the sharp look in Oscar's eyes. His tired face turned serious, causing Julie to hold her breath. Oscar did not slam the chair or bang the table, but his expression conveyed a warning. "Era is a werewolf. We will all prove it during the Sacred Ceremony, and even without that, I can sense it. I am the Alpha, Julie Davis, and she is my chosen mate." Philo just sighed as he saw Julie's face go pale. One of Oscar's habits, besides expressing emotions through actions, was to call people by their full names.

~ A M E L I A ~ It began to rain. First a trickle, then a complete downpour. The Alpha and Luna looked out to the rain, a perfect resemblance of their sorrow, and knew that they had no more time to waste. They had to say their final goodbyes to their daughter and commence with their plan before people became aware.

Davina admitted, her eyes sparkling with excitement. As the friends continued to chat, the office was filled with laughter and warmth. Aly felt a wave of gratitude wash over her. Despite the challenges and heartaches she had faced, moments like this reminded her of how fortunate she was to have such incredible people in her life. Her friends had stood by her through thick and thin, and now, as they shared in each other's joys and sorrows, Aly felt a deep sense of belonging and love. The conversation drifted from Davina’s budding romance to Khloe’s latest project and Ida’s travel plans. Each story, each laugh, and each shared memory reinforced the bond they had. Aly’s heart swelled with appre

The backlash nearly made me pass out. I couldn’t risk fainting here — not now. Then Janice spoke, calm but confident. Her voice carried quiet strength. “I’m Janice Allison,” she said, “daughter of Alpha Joric of the Midnight Pack.” Alpha Romeo froze. I caught the flash of surprise that crossed his face, followed by a subtle shift in his aura. The heavy pressure in the air lightened — not much, but enough to feel it. He clearly hadn’t expected that. From the corner, Ms. Celine let out a small, nervous cough, clearly unsure how to respond now that Alpha Joric’s name had been dropped.

Elsie said, her expression curious. "What's it like here?" I asked, trying to keep my tone casual. "I mean, what's it like living in this castle?" Elsie hesitated for a moment, as if trying to choose her words carefully. "It's...not always easy," she said finally, her voice low. "The Alpha can be...difficult, at times. And his previous wives..." She trailed off, but I could sense the fear in her voice. "What about them?" I pressed, feeling a sense of foreboding.

The mist swallowed her, but she felt their eyes—Kane’s, Elara’s, and somewhere, hidden in the shadows, Mira’s. The rain picked up, soaking her through, but she didn’t care. Her heart was a storm, torn between Liam’s forbidden pull, Kane’s dangerous warmth, and Mira’s steady but questionable comfort. She didn’t see the figure watching from the trees—a woman, older, with golden hair like Mira’s but eyes colder, sharper. Rhea, Mira’s sister, her crescent moon tattoo glinting under her sleeve as she whispered into a phone: “She’s close. Tell the Alpha she’s ready.” Alice reached the edge of the woods, the town’s lights faint through the mist. Her senses flared again—too sharp, too alive. She cou

He whispered into her ears, nibbling on her earlobe lightly. A knock sounded again on the door. More desperate this time. Alice gasped loudly as she looked around. There was no King Azalea. Her imagination won't be the end of her. She opened the door to see a girl no older than 16. She was in the same orange dress as every other maid except for she and her twin sister. That meant this little girl was a maid too. Her scent was definitely not that of a vampire nor a werewolf neither was it human. Then what was she?

She smirked, like she wanted a reaction but before I could even think of what to say, someone else stepped in between us. “I think that’s enough.” A girl with long brown curls and a cropped designer top smiled and turned toward me. “I’m Alice, I’m his sister.” I blinked, “Oh hi.” She linked her arm through mine without asking and started walking us down the hall, “Ignore her, I’m actually impressed you didn’t slap her.” “She’s intense,” I said. “She’s evil,” Alice corrected, “anyway, I’m heading out of town tonight, but I wanted to meet you first. You’re definitely the craziest thing Alan’s ever done.”

"I'm being a bitch. Sorry, I'm just not in the happiest of moods." "It's fine," Alice shrugged and suddenly glared at the packet of cheese in her hand. "Why won't you scan, you annoying lump of dairy!" Tai raised her eyebrows. "You're scanning the wrong side." "Oh... Right," Alice coughed and threw the cheese aside. "Well, I'm sure I'll see you around on Monday. I'm Alice." "I can't wait," Tai said sarcastically. "This town has a lot of drama," Alice said. "It may be small, but that doesn't mean it won't feel like you've just walked into a young adult fiction book.

C4: Wine Cellar… In the Alpha's mansion, Alice stood outside dressed in a white shirt, black trousers, and a pair of black boots. Her black hair was tied neatly in a bun as she impatiently tapped her foot on the ground. Finally, Raine came out wearing a simple green dress, carrying her small bag carefully against her chest. “This is my first time training and you are here delaying me,” Alice whined, glaring at her as if Raine had committed a grave offense.