Alpha Hall Novels & Stories

When something caught my eye, Alpha Jackson stepped out of the car with a smirk playing on his lips as he looked at me, "bout time princess" We drove to the city in relative silence, I was too busy looking out the windows to notice Alpha staring at me a gesture my mum would have surly picked up on. When we pulled up infront of the restaurant I noticed it was the same one Alpha,Sophie and I had attended before. And as before when we entered Alpha was hteatwd with a bow and we were all ushered to the private room at the back, only this time there was food everywhere as if the chief had just began cooking everything on his special menu. It all smelt devine, almost heavenly I was lost in every s

By winning the battle over Crimson, I became the legal heir of being its Alpha. After all, I was Elbert’s daughter and the Luna of the pack that won the battle, not to mention that I was a member of Crimson; Elbert never declared me a rogue. According to the Charter that set the provisions for packs, if a member of a pack won in a battle against the Alpha of the said pack, then legally, the said member had the right to the Alpha position. Since Silver Moon’s victory meant my victory too, this meant that I was the new Alpha of Crimson.

The hall fell completely silent, with all eyes on the person walking through the aisle of the hall. His steps were measured, heavy with dominance. His gaze was firm, and people instinctively lowered their heads in submission. Principal Rowan cleared her throat, her voice steady but noticeably softer than before. “The next Alpha of the most powerful northern pack, Alpha Kael of the Blackstorm will be joining us this year. A wave of whispers rippled through the hall. “Did she say Blackstorm”

Just an expanse of dark material that drinks in the sunlight and reflects back nothing but power and discipline. Instead of Eclipse Pack’s signature floor-to-ceiling windows, the barracks have small rectangular panes set high up on the walls—barely wide enough to let light in, definitely not wide enough to climb out of. They look more like ventilation slots than windows. A narrow set of stairs leads up to a single reinforced door. I decide not to greet the Alpha. I don't even look his way when I step inside, and the goddess shows me mercy; he doesn't speak to me either. But I can feel him watching me.

Chapter 20 Kael’s POV The Alpha Gala was held at the Grand Hall in the South Territory's neutral zone‚ the massive estate that sat on the border between all four packs and served as common ground for events exactly like this one. It was the kind of place that was designed to impress‚ all vaulted ceilings and crystal chandeliers and marble floors and enough security at every entrance to remind you that this wasn't just a party‚ it was politics.

The air inside was thick with anticipation, filled with the delectable smell of polished wood and the orange glow of candles and the noise of those who were making sure that last minutes preparations we're wrapping up smoothly. At the far end of the hall, a raised podium could be seen, housing the Alphas' throne. Designed from a single, massive tree trunk, the throne's soft writings seemed to shine in the delicate hall candlelight. Above it, pairs of deer and moose horns could be seen, which symbolized strength, power, and protection_ it's shadows slanting across the large hall.

I smiled at him and tucked my hand in his elbow. “Yes love I am ready.” With a smile we walked together exiting the chambers. The Palace's grand hall is ones again lively and full of guests. The four alphas from the four regions are present, as I watched them one by one. I spotted Alpha Zero sitting on a table. He is sitting with his beta Derek and his female warrior...the witch, Ayah. I averted my eyes from the grey haired woman and squeezed Jack's hand. He then lowered his head smiling down at me and give a soft kiss on top of my hair. My lashes fluttered as i smiled back at him.

“No. You will leave. And not just to appease me. You will leave because the arrangements, the bookings, the authority of this venue… are mine. Every detail, every reservation, every corner of this hall bears my name. You have no claim here. None at all.” A flush of disbelief ran across Seraphina’s face, mirrored by Kael’s tightening jaw. “That’s impossible,” Kael said, his voice quivering with disbelief now, his previous arrogance giving way to unease. “No one could have booked this hall under your name. It’s absurd. Preposterous.” I stepped forward, letting the confidence in my movements speak louder than any defense I could give. “Call the manager. Check the bookings. Confirm the name. You

The mate that rejected her five years ago. Shaking her head, she made sure she had everything packed and when she did she made no mistake to turn back around. “Finally ready?” Her alpha, Alpha Killian, says as he pats her head. “Yes sir.” She said noticing Milo was behind her. “Alright then let’s leave shall we.” Alpha Killian said then walked away. Runa kept herself busy as she got into their SUV. About twenty of them heading to the town that was strictly for werewolves and this event. There were over millions of werewolves so they had to make sure there was enough room for everyone.

My mate growls smacking the back of Shane's head. Laughing Shane rubs the back of his head. "It's nice to meet you all." I say pulling my face away from my mates torso. " I introduced you, now leave." My mate growls All 3 brothers roll their eyes as they turn to leave the room. I look up at Michael. "We were interrupted before. What's your name?" "Michael Hades Alpha of the Shadow Pack." He says looking down at me with love.