Alpha Jax Novels & Stories

-Don't worry, everything will be fine. Perhaps out of anxiety she leaned on my shoulder. I felt that the woman was trembling a little, it was obvious that she was very afraid. That gesture made a total change in me. It was very strange for me to be like that, but little by little my body began to act in a much stranger way. I felt superior as someone dominant. That I had a girl who needed someone to protect her and give her love. Unfortunately my instinct was calling me to be an alpha. It made me want to do things I never thought about. For a moment I wanted to kiss Cassandra and take my place in her family as the leader since her father was gone.

' Lamar scolds me. 'I am just afraid Lamar that's why.' 'You are an Alpha for goodness sake, pull yourself together. We are supposed to be the strongest of all, so act like one.' He adds, annoyed. 'Alright. ' I throw myself on bed waiting for sleep to overtake me.

‘Let’s see who’s brave enough to show themselves. Silence blankets the crowd as they exchange glances, uncertainty hanging thick in the air. Jonas steps forward, his voice rising above the murmurs. “I’ve come back to reclaim my place as Alpha,” he declares, his tone commanding. “And I want every one of you to understand that I’m not here to play games. I’m here to protect our pack and our territory.” His mother’s expression softens, pride shining through her worry. “You’ve grown, Jonas. You always had it in you.”

Annalise POV On the way to this meeting, for some reason, Bri calls her father and asks him, " Dad, is there an Jax Anderson that you know of in Florida ?" She has him on speaker, so I hear his responses. Albert says, " Yea, he's the Alpha of the Red River Pack. Why, what's wrong, honey?" She smiles at me and says " nothing is wrong but can you call him and see if you can let him know that if he has a meeting today with two women it is going to be with your daughter and her friend please and thank you." Albert pauses and asks," You have a meeting with Alpha Jax?" Bri says," yea we might we are on the way there right now, but his explanation of a change of plan

“I don’t want to be in the same room with that beast again!” “Shush! Are you crazy? Someone might hear you,” she said, placing a hand over my mouth. “Alpha Jaxon is a god here, Jade. You can’t say nasty things about him in public because someone might overhear you and run off to tell him. People outdo themselves to snitch on each other and win the Alpha’s favour. You don’t want to be on the receiving end of his fury again, do you?” I could see that she too was afraid of him and why not? The Alpha was a bully who enjoyed hurting everyone around him for the fun of it.

The house is quiet, and for a moment, the silence feels oppressive, a stark contrast to the chaos inside me. I pound on the door, each knock echoing like a drumbeat of my rage. The noise is loud enough to wake the dead, but it’s a mere shadow of the storm I’m carrying inside me. I barely wait for a response before the door is yanked open, and there stands Jax, his expression shifting from confusion to a guarded concern. “Alpha?” he says, his voice laced with surprise and a hint of worry. It’s almost a mockery, seeing his calm demeanour while I’m burning with fury. He knows who she is f*cking.

"What the fuck, Lyra? You gave up your mate?" Alpha Luca West had slipped out of his house and left for the pack house early that morning, intent on making sure this nonsense with the Bear Moon Pack was settled the very next day. He wasn't going to let his little mate be threatened, even by the man who was supposedly his greatest ally. "I didn't feel anything for him." She said the words in an odd flat tone, without looking up at him, her eyes focused on her nails.

AYLA The girl who had first seemed so very tough and calm had gotten shaken up by my question. And a tear left her eyes when I promised no one would hurt her. “The other alpha, he…” Sage started to say, but Liam stopped her. “You should know, the counsil of the wolves does not recognize Jaxon as an alpha. So call him Jaxson.” He said calmly, and Sage slowly nodded her head. “I am sorry. I just.” Sage started again.

Astrid's POV At that point, the haze in my head cleared. Alpha Jaxon was the Alpha of the Crimson Moon Pack. The name was nearly as deadly as the deadly infamous pack. The Crimson Moon pack was one of the biggest packs on this continent. That was because the Alpha of the pack, Alpha Jaxon, kept conquering other packs and adding them to his. He was rumored to be deadly, bloodthirsty and extremely merciless. Even my former pack shied away from any interaction that involved the Crimson Moon pack instead choosing to send gifts to Alpha Jaxon in hopes of appeasing him to prevent an attack.

My command was guttural, laced with an urgency that would cut through any mental resistance. Within seconds, the first of my wolves arrived, their forms blurring as they sprinted toward me, their expressions grim. Jax, my Beta, was at the forefront, his eyes wide with alarm. "Alpha! What's happened?" "Darren's gone!" I snarled, my voice rough with unshed emotion. "Taken. Wolves. Shifted. Find their trail! Every last one of you! No stone unturned!"