Alpha Asher Jane Doe Novels & Stories

“Forget what you heard tonight. Pretend the ground didn’t just crack beneath your feet.” “And if I don’t?” I asked. His smile was thin. “Then you’ll learn how quickly wolves turn on their future queen.” Before I could respond, a new presence slammed into the clearing—sharp, dominant, suffocating. Alpha. Jarek stiffened. I turned just as Riven stepped out from between the trees, moonlight catching in his dark hair, his expression carved from ice. His gaze flicked to Jarek first, then locked onto me, burning with something far more dangerous than anger.

“It’s Alpha Asher we are talking about here, the only Alpha that the Moon Goddess specially gifted with the power and strength of a thousand warriors. He said with a dangerous smirk and continued “Asher is known on the battlefield as the god Kratos because he is capable of taking down more than thirty men at the same time. Trust me you don't need to worry, he will be fine.” Asher turned and saw Robin talking to me, his eyes narrowed and he pulled away from the nightseeds. He didn't seem pleased to see him around me. “ Robin!” He growled. He laughed. “Here comes the grouchy toad, staring daggers at me. I have to go Kayla before Asher kills me with his look. Be safe, okay, if you need anything

Because I was unmarked, I was the Alpha, but once Asher marked me, he would be the Alpha and I would be the Luna. But Asher's pack had destroyed a quarter of the country. Killed thousands of innocent people. And it was broadcast on live TV. But so was this battle. Asher had someone hack into Jackson's security system around the mansion and everything was caught on camera. Including me killing Jackson, and the fighting stop with his pack bowing to me.

What were they talking about? Dorothea asks Asher to repeat the alpha’s oath, making him swear to do right by the pack. When he finishes saying the words, Dorothea places a hand on his head and Asher’s eyes glow white before turning normal again, a sign that the moon goddess has accepted him as the alpha of the pack. Once again, the hall is filled with cheers.

he says. Asher takes a deep breath, his chest rises and falls with his eyes locked on me. "I, Asher Knight, Alpha of the Redwood Pack, hereby reject you, Alethea Weaver of the BloodMoon Pack, as my mate,” he says the words that shatter my heart.

“Why did you follow me into the forest?” Alpha Asher looked down at her, his gray eyes intense and serious. “Because you’re pregnant with my child,” he said simply. “And because I will not let my mate and my pup freeze to death in the forest while I sit safely in the packhouse.” Luna’s breath caught in her throat. Mate. He’d said mate. Not rejected mate. Not former mate. Just mate. Like he still considered her his. “Get up, Luna,” Alpha Asher said, holding out his hand to her. “We need to get you back to the packhouse before you freeze to death.”

She leans close to Jack's ear, and whatever she says to Jack causes a huge smile to cover his face. "This is my mate Ashley," He tells her and I'm fucking swooning from just hearing those words. She looks at me with a shy smile before she gives me a little wave "Hi Gamma Ashley." "Hi Jane, it's very nice to meet you, little lady." Her returning smile is so dammed cute that I want to squeeze her cheeks. When the fuck did I turn into an old lady who wants to squeeze children's cheeks? "So how about you get back to your colouring while we talk to Alpha and then we can come and see it before we leave yes?" Jane nods yes to Jack's question just before she jumps down from his arms and we turn our

"Nothing serious, you woke up really late, I wanted to wake you up but knowing that you had a stressful night, I decided to let you be." Ash answered. "Yeah, I was working on some files." Alpha Jade lied., Ash chuckled. "You mean nursing files?" Ash asked. "Wait, why are you talking in riddles, did you accidentally see something yesterday's night?" Alpha Jade replied. "Yeah I saw you fucking janita of course." Ash said. "Oh my God I didn't do that or swear you just mistaken everything." Alpha Jade replied immediately. Ash laughed. "It doesn't sound funny to me, Ash." Alpha Jade said.

How was I supposed to stop the executioner’s blade from falling a second time? I walked slowly toward the window and watched black banners bearing the silver crest of the wolf whipped wildly in the wind .A dozen mounted warriors entered the courtyard, their horse's hooves kicking up bits of slush. And at the head of the column rode Alpha Asher. He looked younger. His shoulders lacked the crushing weight of the Alpha’s mantle and his sharp features were free of the dark circles that had hollowed his eyes in the months before his father's death. He looked whole. He looked like the man I had given my heart to. The sight stole the air from my lungs.

Other than having to deal with Roan. “Let’s get this shit over with,” Joe said as he opened the door and hopped out. He stretched his limbs. Alec followed suit. I took a deep breath and let it out slowly. As soon as I stepped out of this vehicle, this would be real, and we were about to go against a powerful and power-hungry Alpha. Harlow stopped her perimeter and stood in front of the SUV with her hands on her hips. Now or never, I got out of and walked to her.