Alpha Gamma Delta Recommendation Novels & Stories

But Kael only shook his head and stepped aside. And that’s when I saw him. He stood tall as he bowed his head slightly, “Syria… or should I say, Alpha.” “Angus…” I said, surprised, “What brings you here?” “I came here because I want to form an alliance with you,” he continued. I blinked, trying to process his words. Slowly, I turned to Kael. “Are you okay with this?” I asked. He met my eyes, calm as ever. “Of course. As long as it makes your tribe good and strong.”

I replied, trying to make sense of what was happening. “He brought the Council down on the Red Pines Pack. There are changes happening. The Alpha has been demoted, and his son is on probation,” the Gamma advised me. “That has nothing to do with me,” I whispered. “It has everything to do with you. Had he not found you, none of this would have happened,” he replied.

“What do you suggest we do?” Calla asked “We need to send someone down to the Villa to inform Alpha Dominic and if he is around already, to see the situation of things and report back to us. We can't afford to be on the losing end. Do you get it? Alpha Gideon will feel dominance and he will laugh at how well we played into his hands. We need to take control of the game while he is still at the table” Gamma James suggested

I sat between Dante and another female Alpha, trying to look confident while internally panicking. "Next order of business." The Head Councilor stood. "The matter of Alpha Elara Reed and her confirmed True Alpha status. The Council has concerns." Every eye turned to me. I forced myself not to fidget. "Concerns?" I kept my voice level. "About what specifically?" "About safety." Another Council member spoke. "True Alphas are unprecedented in modern times. We don't know the extent of your abilities. The potential dangers. The Council is recommending mandatory registration and monitoring for your protection and ours."

Calloway had gone white. "You are all of you the sons of pack Alphas," Caden said. His voice had not raised by a single note, but it carried something underneath it now that had nothing to do with volume. "You came to this academy to become Alphas yourselves. That is still possible for you." He held Bren's gaze. "It will not be possible if I report what you did to the compound supply room and what you used it for. Your fathers will be contacted. Your pack standings will be reviewed. I can make that process so thorough that none of you hold a rank worth mentioning by the time it finishes." Nobody spoke.

The Beta shifts uncomfortably. “Well, sir, given your recent absence, and the, uh, public perception of your… vacation, it would be… inadvisable to miss an event of this magnitude.” Beside me, Veronica straightens. “Public perception? What are you implying, boy?” The Beta’s face reddens. “Nothing, ma’am. Just that there’s been some, uh, commentary in the press about the Alpha President being away for so long. Attending this gala would be a good opportunity to show his commitment to Ordan and its citizens.”

“No pressure, then.” Corvin arched a brow. “You’re already under it. You just keep pretending you’re not.” Silence stretched between us, heavy with things I didn’t want named. “What happens,” I asked finally, “if the Alpha rejects the bond?” Corvin didn’t answer right away. He stared into his mug, jaw tightening. “Then the fire looks elsewhere,” he said. “And gods help anyone standing in its path.” My wolf snarled uneasily. I stood, heart pounding. “You’re saying she’s dangerous.”

He challenged his father for the title and that same day made my mother his Luna. “Right so that only leaves you Alpha Benjamin. Do you wish to remain with the alliances you have or add to them?” I kept my voice void of emotion. He knew I didn’t like him as did several others present, however I had to remain in control, well at least until we were wrapped up here. “I would certainly like to add. Firstly, Alpha Alaric, I accept your offering and agree to aid and assist you and your pack should the need ever arise. It pleases me greatly to align my Delamere Forest Pack with you and The Blood Moon Pack”

“He’s not wrong.” My pulse quickened. “You agree with him?” “I think the Gate won’t close until it gets what it wants,” Malachai said. “And if that’s blood, it’s better theirs than yours.” Vale turned toward the crater, his expression unreadable. “A war between Alphas will burn this world to ash.” Cassian smirked. “Good thing we’re standing in ashes already.” I stepped forward, the mark on my palm glowing faintly. “If we fight, we’ll need more than power. We’ll need unity. The packs won’t follow me — not like this.”

A lone howl, a howl of support. "Tela, I have considered your concerns, and I have made a decision," Alpha Wade said, addressing me directly. "You are not right for the role of Omega, but you have shown great strength and character. Therefore, I would like to offer you a different role. I would like you to be the Gamma of the pack." I was surprised by his offer, but I knew that it was a great honor. "I would be honored to serve the pack in this way," I replied.