Alpha Kieran Mga Nobela at Kwento

Kieran warns. “It’s okay,” I say softly, squeezing Kieran’s hand. “The visit just brought back old memories.” “Please don’t call him ‘Alpha,’” Kieran says, his tone laced with disgust. “He doesn’t deserve it.” Lucien snorts. “Sounds like you’re losing your killing touch.” I glance up. “What do you mean?” “This is the second person Kieran’s killed temporarily.” Kieran rolls his eyes. “Let’s see if you killed him any better.”

My breath hitches as his scent hits me and I freeze as I stand at the entrance to the door. Our special guest is Alpha Kade. What game is he playing at? I hesitantly step through the open door and Marcus looks up at me and smiles. “Come in, Em. We are about to get started. Alpha Kade is only here to observe your training. You will not be sparring with him.” He switches to the mind link. ‘He asked me about your training, Em. And I told him you have been doing really well. You aren’t nearly as strong as me since I’ve been training since I was a kid, but I think you are at least to an advanced high school level. You just have to believe in yourself. The Alpha isn’t as scary as he looks, I promi

Lucy said. "I had a bad feeling, but I couldn’t ask questions. We maids have to stay in our place. Besides, Selena didn’t even say goodbye. We don’t know where she is." My eyes flickered. I felt uneasy—especially about Kieran. "Who is Kieran?" I asked. "She’s the female Gamma—also the trainer. She’s highly respected. A lot of people are rooting for her to end up with the Alpha," Annie said, and I pressed my lips together.

Lucien’s leadership was strong, but even the fiercest Alpha’s strength is tested when doubt seeps in like smoke through cracks in the walls. One of the minor Alphas, a wiry wolf named Kieran, dared to speak. “She’s—unstable,” he said, voice quivering but trying to mask it with authority. “The girl is powerful, yes, but too… erratic. How can we rely on her when—”

Eden's heart leaped with joy as she heard the news that Kylian was searching for her. Diana had been lying all along. "Thank you," she whispered to the Alpha, a half-assed smile on his lips. "Will you allow me to leave now that Kylian is looking for me?" The Alpha paused, his gaze flickering over her. "Yes," he finally said. "I will let you go, but not without a price." Eden's heart sank. She had known that there would be a catch. "What is it?"

I wondered how much of my thoughts he really could hear. As usual, his face gave away nothing. "Kira wants a word with you once you're feeling up to it. Just a warning, she's extremely upset." Alpha Killian stated, his face the same emotionless mask as before. I could still feel some of his own emotions lingering in the air around us, but it was hard sort between his and my own. "There is someone you need to talk to though," Alpha Killian scowled, like he didn't agree with the idea, "I won't be far, I'll be back as soon as she leaves."

A deal sealed. Alpha Kieran stood well over six feet, his body carved from years of relentless battles, not just training. His features were sharp and unforgiving—high cheekbones, a strong, chiseled jawline dusted with stubble, and a jagged scar slashing across his right brow, disappearing into his hairline like a permanent reminder of violence. It didn’t mar his face; it completed it. But it was his eyes that rooted me to the spot—crystal green, cold and piercing, like shards of ice buried deep in a winter forest. They held no warmth, no flicker of kindness, just an emptiness that swallowed everything whole.

“Who’ll help you? Who do you think they'll believe if they find both of us in here? Your words over those of an Alpha? Please.” “Damon will have your head if you so much as touch a hair on my head,” I let out. Alpha Kieran snickered. “If no one believes me, he'll. I don't need a thousand people's approval. Only his own is enough for me.” Alpha Kieran growled lowly, his eyes glowing a golden hue. His mouth opened, and I thought he was going to say something, but he pointed to the door, tossing me the keys, which I snatched off the ground as soon as he did.

I wanted to understand. He took a deep breath. “My name… is Kieran,” he said. “Kieran Thorne.” I froze. Just his name hit me like a punch. It sounded human. Normal. But everything about him said it wasn’t. “My pack,” he said, “my people… they are divided. Destroyed. I was supposed to lead them. I am their alpha by right.” “You… were poisoned,” I said slowly. The wounds. The blood. The fever. “Is that why you were on the street?”

“Why do you still care, hun? She isn’t your mate anymore. Listen, you are an Alpha! Alphas are not kind and sweet to those that hurt them. The earlier you accept this, the better. “Enough of being a good man. The world doesn’t need a good Alpha and Celine Gomez and her father just proved that to you.” “Khan,” I called, trying to caution the thoughts in my head. “You can’t defeat Darius if you keep resisting me, let me take over, and we’ll avenge your father’s death once and for all. Embrace the real you, Kilhan.” Khan was so loud in my ears and I could feel vibrations run through my body.