Alpha Kappa Alpha Ring Novels & Stories

Malcolm was silent for a long moment, and then finally he exhaled slowly. “Then, I guess it’s a good idea that the decision doesn’t rely on you alone,” he muttered, before raising a hand up. I heard someone hiss, and for a moment I worried that he was hurting with his abilities until what he was about to do registered. “I, Malcolm James Holloway, Alpha of the Crimson Shadows, call a vote in line with our traditions and the Old Ways.”

Scarlet wiped her face with the heel of her hands. “That's insane and you know it!” Jasper blurted out in shock. “Yeah. He's right,” Isabella agreed with him. “That tradition has been in practice for a long time. It's practically forbidden. What are you planning?” Scarlet held her head high. “The Council chose their own Alpha. I'll have to choose mine.” Jasper’s eyes darkened. “You want to elect one of your late husband's brothers as the Alpha? What the hell are you thinking, Scarlet?!”

’ If that were true, then she should have the right to know what was in this room as well. That thought made her decide to try something that seemed reckless. She remembered seeing Kieran use the ring on her right ring finger to touch the metal plate to open her study door. It was a simple, plain silver ring, but Lalisa had noticed that all three Alphas wore the same kind of ring at all times.

“You will not cage her. And you will not speak of her like she’s something less than us.” My voice wavered, just a fraction. It was enough. I felt it. So did they. Emotion cracked through the Alpha mask, ugly and inconvenient and real. “Because whether you like it or not,” I finished, jaw tight, “she’s already part of what comes next.” And I stood there, between fire and fear, knowing there was no walking this back. Silence slammed down like a blade. It wasn’t the respectful kind. It was the calculating kind, the kind where minds started rearranging alliances and weighing consequences faster than heartbeats. I felt it immediately, the shift in the air, politics sharpening their teeth.

he protests, but he’s smiling “The rings,” Iris prompts. Marcus steps forward with a velvet box. Inside are two platinum bands-simple, elegant, inscribed with runes that signify eternal bonding. Kael takes mine first, sliding it onto my finger with reverent. “With this ring, I bind myself to you,” he says formally, “My Luna, My mate. My everything” I take his ring with trembling hands, sliding it onto his finger. “With this ring, I bind myself to you. My Alpha. My mate. My home.”

With a soft sigh escaping the lips of the Alpha, he walked over to his drawers and pulled the first one open. There was nothing inside of it except for a ring with a dull yellow gem, it was the moon ring, a ring that was meant to bring great powers to whatever Alpha wearing it. It was a ring that depended on the unity of the one wearing it and the person's mate but at the moment, it was a simple ring.

The room fell silent except for the steady beeping of the heart monitor. "I need to run more tests," Dr. Hayes said finally. "But first, I need to ask—did anyone else touch this ring before you put it on his finger?" "Marcus handled it when he gave it to me. Why?" "Because the Alpha King ring is supposed to be deadly to anyone unworthy of its power. The fact that you could handle it..." He trailed off, looking at me with new eyes. "What?" "Nothing. Let me focus on my patient first."

He smirked and turned the corner, walking towards his bedroom. Waverly couldn't believe what she had just heard. He gave Christopher the Alpha ring? An Alpha's ring was one of their most prized possessions, as it represented all of the courage and strength of the previous leaders and was an heirloom passed down through generations. No Alpha would ever consider giving their ring, especially placing it up for a bet, even to their Beta.

Perhaps peace could reign but that was until he murdered Kya. By he, I mean Johan Riverton the reigning Alpha of Riverton pack. My father's greatest enemy and now mine. "Prepare your men." I said to Demitri when I finally had Kya's ashes in a Urn handed to me. Over here, it is tradition to back the pyre when the ashes are being gathered, like I did until it was put in an urn. "Alpha?" Demitri asked, following me closely as we made our way to my waiting carriage.

He wondered how it would be recognized. "One of the reasons the Alpha King doesn't wear the ring is because the ring controls the bearer and he doesn't like to be controlled. So Beta, you don't need to learn how to use the ring, you will just know what to do" Lucius replied. Farell looked at the ring and nodded. "One more thing Beta, don't forget to refer to me as your highness, since I'm the Alpha King" Lucius reminded. Farell nodded like an obedient child.