Alpha House Billings Montana Novels & Stories

"Okay, I will text you the address." They exchanged goodbyes before ending the call. "Who was that?" I asked. "A female Alpha I helped out at the hospital a few months back." "A female Alpha is quite rare," I pointed out. "Yeah, I’m still as surprised as you are. Turns out she’s from the north countryside. The Alpha position isn’t limited to males there," she explained.

I said. He did. Quietly and without rushing. Emergency Alpha jurisdiction was a pack law instrument that most people never encountered because the conditions for filing it were narrow. An Alpha could invoke it to physically recall a minor or a pack dependent during an active legal proceeding, but only if they could argue the dependent was in danger or acting under outside influence. It was designed for genuine protection. A young pack member manipulated by outside parties. A vulnerable wolf being used as a legal instrument by people who did not have their interests at heart.

Bianca walked towards the wolf who shifted immediately after she heard her alpha call. Someone handed her a robe and she wore it hurriedly before bowing. "Alpha Bianca." Mila, her beta, called between trying to catch her breath. "There is a problem." "What is the problem?" Bianca asked with raised brows. "Rogues."

Just as I would care for any other kid who needed a ride home after a stupid drinking session. I assure myself that Anna is just a girl who’s off my caseload now. That maybe Bill and Rosie will sort her out somewhere to go before they really do throw her out onto the streets. I tell myself Bill is just having an off day, that they’re frustrated and probably worried. But none of this is true, and I know it the moment I look back and see Anna’s face at the upstairs window. It’s her eyes. So sad. Her smile, melancholic and broken – a rare sliver of honesty under her bravado.

“I have to see him. I can't let them make the petition.” I bolted through the door before she could say another word. On my way to the Council Hall, I met Jasper, Kaiden's beta. “Hello, Jasper. I’d like to go in. I want to speak to my husband.” I tried to move past the door but he blocked me. “What do you think you're doing?” I flashed him a glare but he had a defiant look on his face. “The Alpha is having an important meeting with the council leaders. It's not a place for a woman.” He stared at me intently with silver-gray eyes I'd always been wary of.

Alex looked over to where Ash was looking and saw four people. One was a long, black-haired female with good style who looked older and clearly was an alpha. And an arm was wrapped around her by a man who is clearly his mate, and he is also Alpha. Next to them was a boy who was like a teenager's kid and was also an Alpha. He was holding hands with a pretty lady with brown, shaggy hair and glasses. She was a beta. He saw the four of them make their way towards a table. Alex looked over at Ash and grabbed his hand gently as he led them to the table his siblings were at with their drinks in their free hands.

Or if you, like me, were on the run from the law… Now, the Alpha Summit was only held if an alpha was being accused of a crime – like a supreme court for the rich and famous. And today they were all here for me… I snickered at that… “What now?” Ash asked, looking more nervous than a drug dealer at an airport. I followed his line of sight and took in the scene around me. It was a rather simple, but pretty setup. It was being held in a clearing, far away from any human trails, and could only be accessed in wolf form. Seats for each pack had been built into the hillside, the name of the pack carved into each seat. Sadly, most of the packs were now instinct and only a few handfuls were left.

he says, shifting with discomfort on his seat. “The Alpha Hotline is a special number that the pack members are given to contact the Alpha when they are in a state of emergency without help. If a gory accident happens, the people nearby can reach you, then you send out doctors to meet with the person. I mean, doctors could be somewhere wasting their time with a minor bruise, and someone might be severely injured on the road or in their house.” The idea is brilliant, but the fact she borrowed it from Elias eats him down.

The voice on the other end was cold, professional, familiar. "He wasn't alone. There's another wolf—an Alpha from Crescent Moon Pack. The target is his mate." There was a long pause on the other end, long enough that I could hear the subtle shift in their breathing. They were processing the implications, running through scenarios. "The Alpha," they finally said. "Is he alive?" "Yes. Neutralized with wolfsbane, but alive. He'll wake up soon, and when he does, he's going to come looking. And he won't be alone. Ace will mobilize the entire pack once he finds out one of his mate was taken."

While she does that, I untie her hair, letting it fall around her shoulders in waves. With a smile, she twirls her fingers at me. Telling me to turn around. I do with a sigh, and she starts to braid my hair. "So, what was up with you and that girl earlier?" I shrug, but Rylan won't take that as an answer. I sigh and catch her looking at me in the mirror. "I don't even know. She tried to shoulder me, for looking at her Alpha." Rylan snorts. "Everyone was looking at her Alpha... I mean, hello!! He is an Alpha. Everyone is going to look at him." She ties the braid and looks at her handiwork. I roll my eyes, but can't help but laugh.