Alpha Couple Novels & Stories

College is a more regular stage of life, for some the most important. Most took it as an opportunity to have free sex with anyone who felt like it, it was the easiest way to end adolescence and enter adulthood, but in the world there are many wolves. Most are omega and beta, all looking to the few alphas that exist as mates. So alphas avoid attracting attention, since their essence attracts all kinds of suitors.

"Good day.'' Everyone responds in unison as if they are in a choir. The Alpha's fingers work quickly to tie his black shoulder-length hair back from his face, he squares his broad shoulders, then begins his lesson. Riveria feels herself being distracted by him, thinking that he should not be teaching a class of teen girls with raging hormones. She couldn't help but think that he looks like Chris Hemsworth. But with more muscles, tanned skin, one orange-coloured eye, and the other blue. She sighs, knowing that there is no chance on Earth of her catching the Alpha's eyes. He could easily get any female he wants, and the fact that he has no mate made all the females throw themselves at him. But

I needed to know her. Alpha drove through the checkpoint and made his was through the village making sure to drop spohie off at the house, with a quick hug and a wave good bye Sophie was gone. Alpha Jackson eyed me in the mirror then asked 'what did you hand Trinity?' 'My name and number' I answered With a hint of shame I explained to Alpha that at college, I realised I was interested in women as much as I was interested in men. This news seemed to ammuse the alpha. It almost seemed like it was turning him on.

I felt it immediately, the shift in the air, politics sharpening their teeth. The head elder studied me for a long moment, eyes narrow, thoughtful in a way that never meant anything good. “You have made this… complicated, Alpha.” I snorted softly. “I’ve been accused of worse.” That earned a few tight expressions. No one laughed. Good. This wasn’t a joke. “You’ve publicly aligned yourself with an unstable force,” another elder said. “That will have repercussions.” I crossed my arms. “So will tearing your own pack apart because you’re afraid of what you don’t understand.”

Kael wore ceremonial black, his chest bare, tattoos pulsing with heat. The Elders sat in a half-circle, silent and watchful. “Do you, Kael Stormborn, claim Luna of House Elara, not just as mate, but as Alpha equal—body, soul, and blood?” “I do,” Kael said, voice echoing like thunder. “And do you, Luna Elara, accept Kael not just as mate, but as your Alpha, your flame, and your final tether?” “I do,” Luna replied, her voice sure, unwavering.

Zane kept the questions coming in anger. "But, when I brought the idea, you were not exactly opposed to it, I thought it would benefit us and prevent us from losing more men." Ivan explained. Hot fumes could be seen literally coming out of Zane's ears, and Bianca stifled a laugh. "Who is the alpha?" Zane asked his beta. "You, alpha, it's you." Moonshine's beta sighed "That's right, and I don't remember giving orders to you." Having multiple failures in a day will do that to even the most confident alpha.

Byron looked at me and didn't move. “Gabe, I knotted. Get the doctor here now.” Shit. He was the Alpha of all Alphas. The king if you will. We pledged ourselves to him, we remained Alphas, but he was stronger, faster, and bigger than all wolves. No pack can run with more than one Alpha without one being the Alpha of all Alphas. We were the only pack in a thousand years to produce triplet Alphas. Twins were extremely rare for Alphas, triplets were incomprehensible to most of our kind.

Another alpha, Alpha Tai spoke up. He rose up from the chair, his eye brows furrowed as he gazed at alpha Jerry. Alpha Tai was the alpha of the Cajun pack, and they were a rather cultural pack that dealt with herbs and medicine. They contributed heavily to the manufacturing of potions and other medicine that is used in the hospitals. Alpha Tai and I had built a relationship over the last few months and he was a very loyal and trustworthy man. I could understand his anger from hearing alpha Jerry's words, but he was clueless on why Alpha Jerry was so bitter.

The female of the group laughed. Dove jumped out at them, fully released. “Who holds Briar’s chains, where is she, and is she still alive?” “Who the hell are you?” the female asked, wide eyed. “What is your business here?” the tall male asked. “Are you an Alpha?” Dove asked. “We are all betas. A doesn’t allow Alphas outside his inner circle.” The female said, as A had planned, he knew betas could be controlled, and Alphas sent the wrong message.

Ugo suddenly nudged my shoulder. "Look who it is." I glanced up. A group of Alphas stood outside the student center. Six of them. All older. All powerful. All members of the Alpha Union. My mood immediately improved. Slightly. Because these idiots owed me drinks. The Alpha Union wasn't an official college club. At least not publicly. Officially it was called the Alpha Leadership Society. Nobody called it that. Everyone called it the Alpha Union. Mostly because it sounded cooler. The Union was basically a private network for Alpha heirs and reigning Alphas.