Alpha Kieran Mga Nobela at Kwento

“Is that so…?” The other Alpha was stepping closer to me. He raised a finger and jabbed it into my chest with enough force that I felt sure I would have a round bruise there later. “You see… I think you’re a liar,” Kieran drawled, though his expression still appeared enraged. I stared at him, trying to school my expression into one of offended innocence as he continued, “You have a reputation for dishonesty, so how can I trust anything you say?”

ARIA'S POV The Alphas began arriving the next evening. Alpha Kieran came first, an older wolf with kind eyes and visible scars from decades of combat. His mate, Alpha Roran, was at his side—smaller, faster, with the calculating gaze of someone who missed nothing. "Alpha Caelan. Luna Aria." Kieran greeted us formally. "Thank you for hosting this summit. I know the risk you're taking." "We're all taking risks," Caelan replied. "But some things are worth the danger."

"Kieran, you should go back tomorrow. I understand your feelings, but I don't have time for romance right now. I don't want you wasting your youth here for me. You're the Alpha King's heir. You have more important things waiting for you." Kieran opened his mouth, about to say something, when I continued: "Pass your Alpha trials next year. I'll wait for you." Of course I could see Kieran's feelings for me, and I didn't dislike him. But I didn't want him to ruin his career because of temporary lovesickness. With my promise, Kieran finally agreed to return to base tomorrow to continue his Alpha training. The next day, I saw him off at the airport. "Aria, can I have a hug?"

It didn't look like he had fallen in love with me right? Yeah, that shouldn't be the case. Besides, there was no way I was his mate as Alpha Kyle just rejected me so it wasn't possible. There must be something going on, but then no matter how much I thought, I just couldn't bring myself to understand what was happening. The Alpha was so unnaturally kind to me, he didn't even get angry when I refused to tell. him which pack I had come from. He had only asked for my name and then if I would like to stay in his pack.

He watches Ronnie, gauging his reaction, knowing that he can rely on the loyalty and dedication that Ronnie has displayed over the years. Ronnie, fully understanding the significance of Kaden's request, nods in approval without hesitation. His loyalty to the Alpha is unwavering, and he is ready to undertake any task that Kaden entrusts him with. "Yes, Alpha. I will find out what Blaze is hiding. You can count on me," Ronnie assures, his voice filled with determination and loyalty. The bond between the Alpha and his loyal servant remains unbreakable, as they embark on a mission to unravel the mystery surrounding Blaze's behavior.

Alpha Kris downed the whole content of the cup and got up to his feet. “I don’t think I’d be heading home anytime soon. I’d stick around and enjoy the warmth of your pack. I’m certain that some ladies are waiting for me to say the first word.” Alpha Kris stretched out his arm for a handshake, which Kieran accepted before turning his eyes to look at me. “He mentioned that he was here because you called him.” “And you believed him?” “Of course not, but he was seriously lying about it. Isn’t that weird?” Kieran grinned while I embraced him. I could tell he was healing, but the depth of the wounds made it hard for the pain to subside.

As long as he profited, he had no complaints. Next up is Marc. If Killian had the opportunity to choose among the four individuals, Marc would undoubtedly be his top pick. Marc, an exceptionally compassionate alpha, held a profound concern for the well-being and health of the citizens. He tirelessly implemented numerous regulations that greatly assisted impoverished families and instilled hope in underprivileged children.

Damon verbalizes and everyone laughs. Kieran pokes his inner cheek in anger. “Still won't speak huh?” Forcefully, he grabs him by the front of his sweater and yanks him closer, the hood falling off his head to reveal a lock of silver hair and striking, yet dead crimson eyes that slightly catches Kieran off guard and the beautifully sculpted features that welcomes him. Kieran catches himself before he roams his eyes over the flawlessness. That's gross. “As your future alpha, I demand you answer when I speak to you or perhaps, you are simply too weak to try?” He roughly lets go of his sweater.

Kieran. Kieran jumped down, his boots landing soundlessly on the wet ground. His face came into view through the dim light of the moon, sharp and unreadable—but beneath that calm exterior burned a fury so strong it was almost tangible. His jaw was set, his expression cold as ice. The sight of him alone was enough to send chills down anyone’s spine. “You must be Kieran,” the woman said smoothly, her tone calm and laced with amusement. “The Alpha of the Golden Pack. It’s a pleasure meeting you.”

Kieran walked in at that moment too, and he smiled, showing me that he heard what I said to my mother. "Oh, you are here?" Luna Lisa called to her excitedly. "Yes, Luna." He answered. He cleared his throat twice and looked at me. "I heard that the Alpha was back, and I decided to visit him." Wait! What?! Did Kieran just call me the Alpha? Woah! I looked at the man to be sure I didn't hear the wrong thing. He cleared his throat once again and averted his eyes immediately after we came in contact with each other. I smiled, knowing that he was embarrassed to have admitted that loud for all to hear.