Alpha Ian And Thea Novel Novels & Stories

Alex growled, his eyes glowing gold. The other alpha's eyes grew wide, and he immediately got up and off the bar stool and backed away. "I'm sorry, Alpha." "What's your name?" Alex growled. "It's Earth alpha." "Well, Earth, I don't ever want to see you at my club again. Now get out of my sight." Earth nodded and ran out to the club. Alex turned his attention to Ash and could see how tense he was. Alex closed his eyes and then opened them as he wrapped his arms around Ash once more.

Clutching the ledger like my only piece of evidence, my boots pound against stone, each step louder than the last, urgency clawing its way up my spine. “Adrian. He needs to know. Callum's ripping us apart from the inside-out.” Pages tear loose from the ledger as I move, fluttering behind me like wounded birds. Names, dates, authorizations, they all scatter as evidence bleeds into the dark. But I don't stop to gather them. Every breath burns. Every thought collides with the next. We're done for! Taking the bend toward the Alpha’s quarters, I approach the manor and silently take solace in the fact that the Alpha is now only a couple dashes away—

Everyone knew there was a reason they were titled the Blood Moon pack, and here I was getting a front row show proving just how that title was earned. “How could you do this to me?” Dante’s eyes fell to the floor. We had never had any arguments, no issues whatsoever. “I didn’t have a choice. They took Anna” Fuck! Anna is his baby sister. Growing up she always looked up to him, idolised him in every way possible. When Dante became Alpha, he didn’t care what anyone thought of the decisions he made, except for one person. Hers. “And your sure?” Tears filled his eyes as they met mine. Not once had I ever seen this man cry, yet here he stood struggling to hold it together. Pulling a small box fro

But how did he find us? “You can come out now, losers!” he shouted, laughing like a madman. “You really thought you could run away with my money? I’m the Alpha of this pack. Nothing happens without me knowing. You played yourselves!” Mom looked at Dad. They didn’t speak, but the look they shared said everything: This was it. “We’re dead,” Dad whispered in a broken voice. “No!” Mom snapped fiercely. “Not yet.” Dad shook his head. “We’re surrounded, Belinda. There’s nothing we can do—”

I heard a knock on the door. "Come in." "Amelia?" he said. "What are you reading?" I closed the journal. "Mia's journal. She... she killed Helen's husband." Carlos sat up quickly. "What?" "She wrote about it. About how empty she felt afterward. How she came to Woodpine Glen and met Theo." Carlos came to sit beside me. "She found love," I said, my voice breaking. "She found happiness with Theo. And then she died." "I'm sorry," Carlos said softly. "That must be hard to read."

Not returning for five years and by then she had had a child. Rashida pushed away the memories. She had become alpha a year after Nora left. Loriann forfeited the mantle, choosing instead to stay the alpha of her bloodline instead of the entire clan. Rashida wondered if she would've had more sway over her granddaughter had she been the alpha instead. It was painful for them to disobey a direct order from their alpha. "I tried warning her. I told her the truth about her parents. I thought she had listened, but I can smell him on her," Loriann said, her tea sat untouched.

My father, the former Alpha to the pack that was now no more than ash, had drilled that into me at a young age. Having scoured the shelves, I finally found the book I was looking for. A thick volume titled "The History of the Spring Lake Pack." It contained detailed accounts of the pack's formation, important events, past Alphas, and much more. I settled into a corner with the book, losing myself in the rich history of Arabella’s pack. As I read, I was filled with a sense of awe and respect. The Spring Lake Pack had endured hardships, faced enemies, and celebrated victories. Each Alpha had left their mark, shaping the pack into what it was today. Now, Arabella and I would be tasked with cont

And he slipped away into the crowd before I could stop him. I closed my eyes in frustration, knowing the type of stress I was about to face being in Thea’s presence. And she didn’t disappoint. “Oh, great one.” She hugged me from behind. Thea was an incredible woman, a very close friend of our mother before she died. They were both Lunas and had become friends as a result of having their husbands’ packs as allies. When her husband died, she stood strong and refused to let the pack be passed out of her husband’s bloodline, even though they had no child. She took the position herself and had since then been the Alpha.

I couldn't. I turned my back on them. “Let it be quick.” Then I proceeded to walk away. Then I turned the corner and hid behind a pillar to listen to their conversation. “Why did you talk to the Alpha that way, are you out of your mind, Theo?” Edward was saying to his apprentice. “So the name of that boy is Theo,” I said under my breath. “But it's true! The new Alpha is a witch just like her mother, the previous Luna! How else could it be possible that she becomes the Alpha overnight?”

He laughs and I smile as the banter starts. "Shut it." Alpha Ian snaps pausing the banter as he turns to look at me from the front seat "Little Moon... We have some things we need to discuss..." he says to me meaningfully and I nod slowly even though I wasn't really sure what he wanted to know to discuss "But after dinner.." he adds turning back to the road as we drive into the territory and drive straight to his home. I am seized by another round of hugs from Lzzy, Ian's Mate, my best friend who behaved more like my mother than a friend, and Octavia my other best friend as well as Rachel, Alphas Ian's wife.