Alpha Gacha Novels & Stories

“Uh. Sweetheart. Why do I sound like I’m picking up a supernatural group chat in my skull?!” He just chuckled, proud and smug and annoyingly handsome. “That, my moonlight,” he said with a grin, “is the Alpha Link.” I blinked. “The what now?” “It connects all Alphas. Every territory leader across the continent. It’s an ancient magic. Only the King—and now, the Luna Queen—can access all of it. You’re hearing them. For the first time.” I narrowed my eyes. “So basically... you accidentally just installed supernatural Bluetooth in my brain?”

Lyla stood alone in a place beyond reality. The sky was a vast, swirling abyss of deep purples and endless black. The ground beneath her feet wasn’t earth it was moving. Living. A battlefield long forgotten. And at the center of it all He stood waiting. The First Alpha. Towering. Ancient. Unstoppable. His silver eyes pierced into her. And she knew This was her final test. But then She wasn’t alone. Figures began to appear around her. Familiar faces. Her pack. Dani. Jonas. Mason.

Beneath the video, a single line of text appeared from the unlisted sender. Enjoy the show, Alpha. The real gift lands in five minutes.

Leo dropped the book onto the coffee table and started flicking through the pages so fast I thought he was going to test them. “Here, page 275…. The wolf’s eyes are remarkable. Whether there is an Alpha or Omega they always remain the same color. It is believed that the Moon Goddess is a way to remind us that we are all special to her and are all of equal value to her and each other. In her eyes we are all gold.

"I'm just human. I don't get why that would matter." She smiled. "Oh, but it does. I'm an omega. I figured out how to deal with his preteen alpha tantrums. We lower ones always end up being their soft spots." I frowned. "What's an omega?" Gerty laughed out loud. "Oh, that boy... Give me your number before you leave. Text me if you ever have questions." I kept flipping meat, stealing glances toward the grass. Kha and Granger were still at it, limbs flying everywhere. He looked so at home here.

she looked like she was about to clam up again and that is when Edon spoke up. "Aurora and Tilly as your fututre Alpha I command you snap out of this." This was the first time I had ever heard him use the Alpha voice. She looked like she was trying to fight it but she finally realxed and looked at me. "Thank you Dax."

Her heart pounded violently in her chest. She swallowed hard, her eyes wide. "Then… who… who are you?" she asked in a whisper. The Alpha gave a crooked smile. "I am Alpha Gaunch. Kan. The second one. The one he tries to hide from you. Although they call me Alpha Gaunch, my real name is Gabriel Kan, second son of the Kan family." Maya drew back a few inches, shame burning her cheeks, her chest tightening with so many truths at once. How could he look so much like Kan… and yet not be him? And the bond be the same? The sensation… it even felt like she had kissed him before.

Without hesitation, she stepped forward, positioning herself as a shield, her protective embrace enveloping Lya. As her arms encircled Lya, the woman's voice carried a commanding yet composed tone, resonating with the weight of her position. "I am Allora," she declared, her voice laced with an undeniable air of authority. "I am the Alpha of MoonWar, and Lya is my daughter, the very future of our MoonWar Alpha lineage." Her words reverberated through the air, a resolute proclamation that left no room for doubt. In that moment, I found myself caught in the grip of conflicting emotions. The realization that I had unknowingly stood in the way of a connection that held great significance, not onl

Ashrac Looking down at the small white business card in my hand, I can't help wondering what I'm doing here. I've sunk so low even my best chess strategy won't save me. I glance up at "ODA" etched in white block letters on the glass door in front of me. Otherworld Dating Agency. Shrugging, I decide to go for broke. What the hell do I have to lose at this point? I open the door and shove it forward a little harder than I meant to. It slams against the far wall with a thud. A woman behind a large oak desk looks up and scowls. I grimace inside my head because I'm accustomed to that exact look from my mother when she's unhappy about something I've done. This won't go well.

Raising my hand to scratch my shoulder, I cock my head and ask sarcastically, “You could have called. Why must you always show up like this? Uninvited.” “Well, because I am the Alpha. We don’t follow normal rules. We have our own we abide by, and it doesn’t involve humans’ niceties. If I need to fetch you, I will do it any time I want.” He states angrily as I watch his eyes start to glow again. Every time he becomes upset, his eyes do that, so I always know when I have gotten to him. “Alright, alright. Anyway, I need to get dressed. What is it exactly that couldn’t wait?” I ask absentmindedly as I shuffle around and try to find the pair of comfy jeans that I laid down a couple of days